Every year our lives are tested. We are faced with challenges that may seem to be overwhelming. Our faith may waver and our strength may seem to dwindle. Regardless of what may come your way you can still have hope. On Sunday, December 6th I will be at Empowered: the conference. I am excited to have […]
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Last week we talked about different homeschool models and how they work for a variety of families. This week I want to focus on how the non-primary teaching parent can support the family’s homeschool program. We will discuss in terms of the mother as the primary teacher, but this is only for discussion purposes, dads
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Back in the late ‘90s, had you mentioned the idea of homeschooling your child to anyone, you probably would’ve been labelled “the over-religious” family. A family that wanted their child to grow up with staunch religious beliefs that conventional schools didn’t have to offer. In today’s day and age, however, the stereotype that homeschooling is
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Just because you homeschool your children doesn’t mean that you are retired, not working, or living on only one income. Many homeschool families have different models that work for their households. However, today’s post will focus on 4 common models that are typically popular in a homeschooling family. Model 1: Some families have one spouse
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Winter is certainly in full swing, and that means that we can all look forward to shorter days, longer nights, and plunging temperatures that send you scurrying home to curl up in front of the fire or just inside your home to be out of the elements whenever possible. As the colder weather looms and
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When I was 3 and 4 years old I loved to write and draw. You never saw me without pencil and paper growing up. Now, in the age of computers, tablets, and mobile phones handwriting, isn’t a skill valued as much. The weight of what your handwriting says about you, is no longer as significant
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*Sponsored post At he age of eight I remember walking through the hospital corridors to see my aunt as she lay in her hospital bed hooked up to a ventilator. I remember the beeps from the machines, and the voices of the hospital staff caring for her, it was a sad and somber place. I
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