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Kids, Crayons, and Christ: A Vlog Journey

Saturday, 17 March 2018 by TOSBlog

Often, when we think of teaching art to our kids (myself included), we find the task daunting, messy, and—if we’re honest—a little unnecessary. This is an embarrassing confession coming from me, an art school graduate whose husband teaches art and develops art curriculum for a living. Yet, here I am, still struggling to teach

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Tagged under: art, carole ruffin, homeschool, homeschooling, kids crayons and christ a vlog journey

Incorporating Nature Study

Friday, 16 March 2018 by TOSBlog

If you’re like me, nature study can be something that sounds great but never seems to happen. However, I find that if anything, we have to be intentional about making it happen. Today, I’m sharing some ideas to help you get ready for spring and the beauty that it brings. 1-Journal: Have your students

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Tagged under: homeschool, homeschooling, incorporating nature study, joesette huffman

Is Technology a Good Thing?

Thursday, 15 March 2018 by TOSBlog

In the past few years, a lot has been reported about the use of digital technology (iPads, smartphones, electronic games) by children at home, as well as in elementary and secondary schools. I’ve recently experienced this with students and have subsequently begun to research it further. Here are a few things I’ve found: Number

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Tagged under: homeschool, homeschooling, is technology a good thing, ruth sundeen

Don’t Let Your Husband Get Lost in Your Homeschool

Wednesday, 14 March 2018 by TOSBlog

Homeschooling can be an all-encompassing, completely engrossing activity. Since you homeschool as well, I am sure you agree with me. Honestly, weren’t those first months of homeschooling the hardest of all? When I first began homeschooling my children, I was at it from before dawn until nearly midnight. Dinner suffered, the vacuum cleaner languished