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charlotte mason
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Wednesday, 05 June 2019 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Try the Charlotte Mason Center at SchoolhouseTeachers.com

  As a relaxed homeschooler who veers more towards natural learning and unschooling, I often seek out Charlotte Mason materials to use with my kids. Of all the different homeschooling philosophies and methods, hers meshes well with a natural learning environment. I emphatically agree with her emphasis on nurturing a child’s love of learning through
homeschoolhomeschoolingJulie Polancotry the charlotte mason center at schoolhouseteachers.com
high school
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Friday, 03 May 2019 / Published in - Resources, Articles, Blog

High School Help Center

Last year, I graduated my second child from my homeschool and now, I find myself discussing high school with my third child. She starts 9th grade in the fall. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia, anxiety, and other learning issues figured into my planning for the older two children. I adapted their high school programs to
high school help centerhomeschoolhomeschoolingJulie Polanco
free shark
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Monday, 06 August 2018 / Published in - Resources, Articles, Blog

Shark Free Resources

Start off your school year with something fun! Why not a shark theme? Here is a list of free shark resources to get your school year started off right.
homeschoolhomeschoolingmarla szwastshark free resources
library
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Tuesday, 03 July 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Moms, Don’t Forget the Library!

  As a mommy of a preschooler and a toddler, I’m always on the lookout for fun, and oftentimes, free activities. Consistently attending library storytime at the local library was one of the best decisions I made for my children in the last calendar year. Even small towns usually have libraries with a weekly storytime,
homeschoolhomeschoolingkristin dunnmoms dont forget the library
online class
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Wednesday, 27 June 2018 / Published in - Resources, Articles, Blog

How to Choose an Online Class

  So, it’s the end of the school year in our home and I’m already thinking about next year. It seems I’m not alone because, in the past week, two moms have asked me about curriculum choices. In particular, they were both asking about online courses. This has been on my mind lately, as well.
heidi kinneyhomeschoolhomeschoolinghow to choose an online class
christian worldview
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Friday, 08 June 2018 / Published in * Faith and Family, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Worldview Resources

  Last month, I poured out my heart for teaching kids to recognize the lies the world is going to throw at them. It is so clear from Scripture that we are not to be naïve about the wiles of the Devil and the worldviews of those who have rejected God. I’m sure there are
cheri fieldshomeschoolhomeschoolingworldview resources
reading list
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Friday, 09 March 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Our Preschool Spring Reading List

  Spring is finally upon us and I am so excited for warmer weather, bright flowers, and even the rain that comes during this season. This month I decided to share some awesome spring themed books that we will be reading with our preschoolers. Our oldest loved these books when he was younger so I
homeschoolhomeschoolingour preschool spring reading listtaneisha kemp
foodie books
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Friday, 02 March 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Read, Taste, Share

  When I was growing up, one of my favorite school activities was celebrating National Reading Month in March. I was an avid reader, and I relished in the chance to participate in month long challenges of how many books I had read, how many minutes I had spent reading, and other classroom contests. Due
homeschoolhomeschoolingmichelle martinread taste share
books for girls
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Thursday, 22 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Our Top Ten Favorite Winter Read-Alouds for Girls

  Listening to one of my parents read aloud on chilly winter evenings ranks as most cherished in my childhood hall of memories. With five sisters, we quickly developed a ranking of our family favorites. Here, I’m going to share our top ten with you, which have endeared themselves to us not only for their
homeschoolhomeschoolingkenzi knappour top ten favorite winter read-alouds for girls
books for boys
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Wednesday, 21 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Our Top Ten Favorite Winter Read-Alouds for Boys

  When the wind blows cold and the snow falls deep, gathering the family around the living room to read aloud stories that have stood the test of time is a great way to make memories. Though I grew up with only one brother, we still heard our share of boy favorites. These tales rank
homeschoolhomeschoolingkenzi knappour top ten favorite winter read-alouds for boys
learning styles
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Monday, 19 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

Guide Your Curriculum With The 4 Learning Styles

  Recently, Heather Eberlin shared her story about adjusting her teaching method to match her son’s preference for a different learning style. Eberlin’s story of not staying married to your teaching style and curriculum is an important lesson that many homeschooling parents have to learn over time. To help our children grow to love learning,
guide your curriculum with the 4 learning styleshomeschoolhomeschoolingPure Flix
homeschool co-op
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Thursday, 15 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, - Resources, Articles, Blog

How You Can Start A Low-Key Co-op

  Several years ago, the homeschool mothers in my area sensed a need to spend more time together; but none of us had much time to spare. If we were going to form a group, it would have to compliment our homeschooling efforts without hindering them. It could not consume a large portion of our
homeschoolhomeschoolinghow you can start a low-key co-opsusan reed
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