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35sharesShareTweetPinThe September One Year Bible Brick Challenge takes us from Matthew 18 to Luke 24. This is the calendar for the September One Year Bible Brick Challenge, and although you can jump in anywhere you
ShareTweetPinThis past month this passage has come up for me several times, which is interesting since it’s not one I hear often otherwise. But it struck me then, and does now, how we are to
109sharesShareTweetPinWant a child who will succeed? They need to know how to use money, it is a life skill and so important to the growth of a young adult. Once teens are starting to make
25sharesShareTweetPinMost homeschool moms worry about whether their kids will be able to get into college because of homeschooling, therefore, most of them quit at end of 8th grade. Colleges do accept homeschool kids. In fact,
198sharesShareTweetPinDoes it ever feel like you’re juggling a thousand tasks and hundred kids, trying to get all the things done with some measure of success? As more and more kids in our families enter into
ShareTweetPinEveryone has feelings. One of the goals of parenting is the help the three-year-old express why he is angry instead of having a meltdown in the middle of the grocery store. Likewise, parenting is about
28sharesShareTweetPinSo many of us grew up learning Language Arts using textbooks. And no, those texts aren’t all bad. But we have the opportunity as homeschoolers to rethink how we educate children. We can build upon
ShareTweetPinAre you one of those parents who has a child with anger issues? You’ve done all the right steps…go to church, pray together, have devotions and homeschool. But, maybe you’ve discovered it’s not enough. Have
ShareTweetPinTeaching kids to tell time can be a hard task, however we know that the concept of time is an important skill which children can start learning from a young age. A good understanding of
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