Archive for August, 2006
step 8: principle 6–How the Seed of Local Self-Government is Planted
Of course local self-government begins--where else--with the individual. Then it moves to the family, the church, the city, the state and the the nation. As [...]
First day excitement–or the lack thereof (and cool math revelations!!)
We started back to school today. We go year-round and will finish up next July. My Princess S was terribly excited about the whole thing. Today we covered [...]
Kindergarten surprises
Okay, I know I said in the lesson plan post that we were just coasting in K this year. Well, Princess S is not a "coaster." She's more a force of nature. The [...]
Step 8: principle 5– The Christian form of our government
This 5th principle may seem tricky at first. You may wonder how on Earth that applies to your personally. Let's discuss that very thing. The Principle of [...]
step 8: principle 4–Conscience is the Most Sacred of all Property
That's a mouthfull! And it's also rich in meaning. Property-the exclusive right of possessing, enjoying and disposing of a thing; ownership. Conscience- the [...]
Noah Plan lessons grade 3
Well my 3rd grade lessons came today! I am really excited, now that I got to see them in person. I would have liked to have more information from FACE before [...]
Make your own blank Bible
I came across this amazing idea to create a Bible with blank pages for notes. It's so brilliantly simple I wish I had thought of it first! The only thing I [...]
You can help remember 9/11
I want you to know about a project for bloggers to commemorate those who lost their lives almost 5 years ago. Called simply "2996", the idea is to rally 2,996 [...]
Literary Treasures
I am always on the hunt for good books. I mean the kind of books that you pass on, not toss out. Recently I purged our bookshelves and got rid of a lot of [...]
all things in moderation
So you have to know the way I do things. I am very much an "all or nothing" person. When I decide to do a thing I just run to the extreme, which usually ends [...]
