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Friday, 01 June 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

5 Simple Homemade Math Manipulatives

Using manipulatives helps students understand math concepts. The visual aspect really helps many students learn the material. Homemade Math Manipulatives Because they aid in understanding, manipulatives are an essential part of math instruction. Unfortunately, store bought, ready-made manipulatives may be outside your homeschool budget. To help, here are five manipulatives you can make at home.
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Wednesday, 23 May 2018 / Published in - Reading, - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Training Children to Remember What They Read – Part Two

  In our previous post, we evaluated our reading worldview and the foundation for trading-in our default forgetfulness for strong reading habits. For illustration, I will use Daniel DeFoe’s classic, The Swiss Family Robinson, for practical tips on training children to remember what they read. Draw Pictures Research has suggested the memory retains images better
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Tuesday, 22 May 2018 / Published in - Reading, - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Training Children to Remember What They Read – Part One

  “You and I remember only what we know, and we know only what we remember.”1 This quote, hidden between the black cover ends of a 1943 book bearing the title How to Remember Names and Faces by Robert H. Nutt, has challenged my approach to reading. As an avid reader who relies on the
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hate homeschooling
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Tuesday, 08 May 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

5 Ways to Make Your Kid Hate Homeschooling

  Have you ever heard a kid say, “I hate homeschooling! I want to go to school!”? This can happen for a variety of reasons. My oldest didn’t exactly hate homeschooling, but she didn’t like being different. She didn’t like being confronted with people’s incessant questions and assumptions. We did not honor her request to
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sheltering
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Saturday, 05 May 2018 / Published in - Character Development, - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Teaching Lies

  Yes, I chose the title because it would raise the hair on your neck, but it matters too much to just let it slide. I grew up in early modern American homeschool circles. I remember wise instructors assuring parents that the best thing they could do to prepare their children for a dark world
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use a globe
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Wednesday, 02 May 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

6 Fun Ways to Use a Globe in Your Homeschool

  Do you have a globe for your homeschool? My kids love the one we have! They think it’s so much fun to play with. But, a globe isn’t just for fun. It’s also a great tool to inspire learning for kids of different ages. Here are six ideas for integrating the globe into your
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trust
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Tuesday, 24 April 2018 / Published in - Faith, - Reading, - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Blossoming: Letting God Lead the Way

  In the fall, I wrote this post about my son and how he had finally begun to recognize some words on sight, after three years of phonics instruction. I’ll admit that I thought it would all be smooth sailing from that point on. As it turned out, it wasn’t quite that simple. Despite being
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eclectic homeschooler
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Thursday, 12 April 2018 / Published in - Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Eclectic Homeschooling

  If you find yourself combining several homeschool methods, you are probably an eclectic homeschooler. Eclectic homeschooling is the method used by most homeschoolers. Eclectic homeschooling is not a style itself but a combination of styles, which allows you to pick and choose curriculum that works best with your students’ learning styles. Over the years,
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