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love language
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Thursday, 14 February 2019 / Published in - Family, - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

How the 5 Love Languages Can Improve Your Homeschooling Efforts

  When my oldest son and I walked into the American Science & Surplus store, he immediately found the kits section. He held up the trebuchet kit and frowned. “You said two years ago that you would buy this for me and you never did.” I stood there, flabbergasted. He had only mentioned it one
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teachable moments
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Wednesday, 13 February 2019 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Looking for Those Teachable Moments

  “MOM!” How many times do you hear that word in a day? Over the past 25 years, I have heard that word at least 50 times a day. I remember the first time our oldest son said it.  I cried.  I thought it was the sweetest word I could ever hear.  Now, I will admit
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teaching kids about money
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Tuesday, 22 January 2019 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Teaching Kids About Money

  In teaching children about handling money God’s way, more is caught than taught, so make sure you model what you are teaching. Be humble about mistakes. Here are some practical ways to impart wisdom to your sons and daughters. Stewardship Everything, including our money and possessions, belongs to God because He made it and
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algebra II
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Tuesday, 04 December 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Why Is Algebra II So Hard?

  Your teenager has breezed through math all his life and suddenly he hits a wall: Algebra II. He is discouraged and doesn’t want to do math anymore. What can you do to encourage him? When I speak on high school at homeschool conventions and workshops, at least one parent confides in me afterward that
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books
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Wednesday, 14 November 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Teaching Science Without Textbooks

  One of Clarissa’s favorite things to do is to read. It is also one of her favorite ways to learn. If we read about it in a book (or watch a show on TV), she is more likely to remember it. She will bring up facts that we read about months ago that I
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reset
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Tuesday, 13 November 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

How to Reset a Bad Homeschool Day

  It may have started off as a regular Tuesday, but shortly after breakfast, as Bible time begins, the washing machine starts to flood the laundry room and a child has accidentally hurt themselves. Once you get that under control, here comes the phone call, causing an immediate get-up-and-go response. As soon as you all
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food
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Wednesday, 07 November 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Using Food to Create Memorable Lessons

  One of the benefits of homeschooling that I really enjoy is the freedom to create lessons that go beyond the textbook page. Since our school days are not bound by rigid time constraints, we can explore topics in various creative ways. One way that has proven to form lasting memories for my children is
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biblical history
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Wednesday, 24 October 2018 / Published in - Christian Upbringing, - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Pontius Pilate and George Washington

  For millennia, the Bible was read and taught by Christians as a historical book. Before then, the Jews held the Torah as not only sacred, but their own historical narrative, questioning the historical record and figures of Adam, Noah, Job and Abraham no more than Americans question our history of John Adams, Nathaniel Green,
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