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Schedule in “Fun Fridays” By: Charmaine Wistad - There are times when mom and the children all become a bit weary of “doing school”. If that is true for your family then it may be time to add a “Fun Friday” to your school schedule.
Yummy Math Ideas! By: Tamara Chilver - Learn how to use items in your kitchen to make math FUN.
Mr. Pointy Nose By: Tammy Drennan - A government official checks up on a homeschooling family and is given pause to think.
An Experience In Homeschooling (Or How I Snuffed The Fun Out Of Learning) By: Kelli Wallner - Homeschooling was never the plan. Just one of those things that evolved out of circumstance and chance.
Can My Homeschooled Child Attend University? By: Melissa Murdoch - A homeschooled child can absolutely attend university or college, and some institutions even lay aside spots in their freshmen classes for homeschooled students.
Homeschooling Doesn’t Have to Cost a Fortune – Part 2 By: Kelly Ling - More ideas on how to homeschool frugally.
Building Teen Character: Part-Time Employment By: Rachel Paxton - The teenage years are a crucial time in a child’s life. They are not children anymore, but they are also not adults. During this time the choices they make may have an effect on them for the rest of their lives.
So Many Books – So Little Time By: Charmaine Wistad - Reading aloud to our children is the number one recommendation for helping our young children become reading-ready as well as helping our older children develop a true love of great words. But for most of us there’s so little time in the homeschool day! One great solution is to use audio books.
Reading Classics Aloud: Robinson Crusoe Links By: Robin Sampson - Our 7 and 9 year old boys were memorized every minute as I read Robinson Crusoe, they actually balked when I stopped reading (the reading took three nights). Classics: Should You Read the Originals or Adaptations?
The Unspoken Question As You Start Your Home Business By: Pat Fenner - Whatever your motivation for starting a home biz, or before you even get to the “nitty gritty” of deciding your niche, your product, your company, your marketing plan, etc. – have you given a thought to how your home business will impact your family life, and even more specifically, the relationship with your husband?
Successful Homeschooling, Be Ahead By: Lily Ann - If a mother expects to have any kind of success she should be up before the children. The earlier, within reason, the better.
10 Easy Ways To Get Your Children To Eat More Veggies By: Joanna Dolgoff - Mothers continually struggle with trying to get their kids to eat more vegetables. Here are 10 easy ways to get your kids to love veggies.
Choosing To Home School Your Child By: Melissa Murdoch - Most parents do not take the decision to homeschool their children lightly. A lot of time, effort and research is put into this important decision, as well as discussions with other family members and often the child themselves. Even after you have decided that homeschooling is for you and your family, you may find yourself
How to Help Your Struggling Reader By: Shantell Berrett - Using these tools and suggestions you can ensure success for your struggling reader. Success leads to greater self-esteem, which provides hope that creates joy and opens doors for these students to ensure their future happiness and success.
Fun with Nature Notebooks By: Charmaine Wistad - Would you like to include a little bit of fun “school” during the summer months? Summer is the perfect time to start your children (and yourself!) on a nature notebook.