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Episode 18: Help! I Want My Kids to Be Good Financial Stewards

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In Episode 18 of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show, “Help! I Want My Kids to Be Good Financial Stewards,” Christine Weller and Stephanie Morrison come together with ideas and important information on teaching kids how to handle money wisely. Hear tips on incorporating simple conversations and resources that you can use now for teaching little ones to teens how to be good financial stewards.

Connections

Connect with God’s Word 

“And my God will supply every need of yours according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 4:19 ESV)

Connect with The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine 

For more on helping your homeschoolers become good financial stewards, click on the links to these recent articles from The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine:

Connect with The Canadian Schoolhouse

Don’t miss these excellent resources on The Canadian Schoolhouse site as mentioned in today’s episode of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show:

Connect with SchoolhouseTeachers.com 

Financial literacy is a subject we all know is important but most of us are not comfortable teaching. Personal Finance in Bite-Size Chunks was created to change that. The entire course from SchoolhouseTeachers.com is created to help parents and teachers explore these topics with their teens so they can start to build a solid foundation for their finances that will serve them throughout the rest of their lives. SchoolhouseTeachers.com members have access to over 400 courses including these:


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The Homeschool Minute is a weekly eNewsletter for anyone homeschooling or considering starting. It’s brief yet packed with a powerful dose of encouragement to keep you going strong in your commitment to your family and to the Lord. Each week the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show and The Homeschool Minute focus on the same topic. Subscribe to the free homeschool newsletter.

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Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show “Stewardship is really taking good care of your financial life, just like you take good care of your physical life.” - Stephanie Morrison

Connect with Upcoming Episodes

New episodes of the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Show are released every Monday. Check back right here for show notes and links at HomeschoolShow.com. Here is what you can look forward to next:  

  • 6/5/23: Episode19—“Teaching Writing – Is It Always a Challenge? ” hosted by Deborah Wuehler of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine
  • 6/12/23: Episode 20—“How Can We Celebrate the Homeschool Dad?” hosted by Stephanie Morrison of The Canadian Schoolhouse
  • 6/19/23: Episode 21—“Teachable Moments: Interruptions or Appointments?” hosted by Christine Weller of SchoolhouseTeachers.com and The Canadian Schoolhouse

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