Recognizing Passive-Aggressive Behavior in Our Children
Dianne talks about a topic that is often kept a secret. What do you do when your kids are driving you nuts? Learn how to manage passive-aggressive behavior.
Dianne talks about a topic that is often kept a secret. What do you do when your kids are driving you nuts? Learn how to manage passive-aggressive behavior.
How do we know if homeschooled families are teaching their children or neglecting them and who we should inform about it. Should the authorities be called?
Lily Ann shares her ideas on what makes your homeschool successful and how it depends more on you, and not your children.
If we want to be successful homeschoolers, we need to learn how to have fun doing it. We honor God and our children when we allow ourselves to have fun.
Personally, I have found that within in the home, attitudes are insidious. When one person has a bad attitude, it negatively affects others and can create chaos. On the other hand, when everyone chooses to persevere with a right attitude, occasional grumbles and the like don’t really have much impact on the overall scheme of things.
Truant officer Mr. Pointy Nose returns to warm about the new officer and a homeschool family ends up in court, with a happy ending.
One might be surprised to know that the biggest influx to the home school arena today are professional teachers.
Incorporating too much into your homeschool is very similar to over-eating.
Family games nights are a positive way to help build a strong and united family.
Family games nights can provide so much fun while building deeper family ties. Here are five fantastic, inexpensive game ideas for your next family games night.