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Thursday, 08 March 2018 / Published in * Encouragement, * Faith and Family, * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

6 Practical Principles For Parents

  Homeschool planning and documenting is a joy for me as a teacher. I tend to focus a lot of my time on creating checklists and developing new rules. It’s gratifying when they obey a rule or I check off a task. Yet, for spiritual development, rules and checklists must be short-term to developing habits
6 practical principles for parentshomeschoolhomeschoolingnatalie fullmer
consistency
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Wednesday, 07 March 2018 / Published in * Faith and Family, * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Consistency Is Key

Do you ever feel like a broken record? I know I do. Some days I repeat myself a lot. There are times I feel like I just need to record messages and play them through a loud speaker for my kids to hear. So why do I do it? Why do I bother? It is
betty daleyconsistency is keyhomeschoolhomeschooling
communication skills
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Saturday, 03 March 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

4 Communications Building Car Games

  Communication skills are essential throughout life. You’ve got to be able to talk confidently and concisely. One way to help your children practice communications skills are with these four car games. These games • Are easy to learn. • Provide a fun activity for a variety of ages. • Need no materials (no need
4 communication building car gameshomeschoolhomeschoolinglisa tanner
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
worship God through art
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Tuesday, 27 February 2018 / Published in * Encouragement, * Teaching Methods, Blog

Teaching Art as Worship

  In the Bible, we see art as inseparable from objects of worship. From the striking detail in the gold-plated Ark of the Covenant down to the priests’ robes, the Old Testament specifications for the Tent of Meeting reads like a master artist instructing a protegee. What amazes me most is the beauty of form
carole ruffinhomeschoolhomeschoolingteaching art as worship
teach your children to plan
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Saturday, 24 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Learning to Plan and Set Goals

  How do you teach your children to plan? Is there a fool-proof method you can use in your homeschool to show your child how to set and achieve goals? I sat down the other day to think about it, and I suspect the answer might surprise you: it is not possible. I have two
homeschoolhomeschoolingkirsten westlearning to plan and set goals
service
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Friday, 23 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Why Service Needs to be Part of Your Homeschool

  As homeschooling parents, we lay down our lives for our children. Often, we give up friendships, dreams, income, and more so that our precious little ones can be taught at home. We feel we demonstrate service to them because every day most of our activity revolves around serving their needs. Maybe we feel that
homeschoolhomeschoolingJulie Polancowhy service needs to be part of your homeschool
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
independent study
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Saturday, 17 February 2018 / Published in * Teaching Methods, Articles, Blog

Five Step Plan for Independent Study

  One of my goals in homeschooling is to encourage my children to become lifelong learners. I desire that my kids pursue their interests and learn continually throughout their lives. Completing an independent study is a great way for students to learn about something outside of their regular curriculum or to expand on a topic
five step plan for independent studyheidi kinneyhomeschoolhomeschooling
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
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