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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Hope for the next generation
My oldest daughter (10) entered this year’s essay contest from our state’s Christian homeschool organization. The topic was “The Role of Christians in Government.” When I saw the title I knew she just had to enter. It took a lot of prodding but I finally got a paper out of her. She typed it up, then saw that it had to be hand written, so she copied it and we put both copies in the … read on, my friend…
Posted in General BPA, Government, History
Tagged capitol, Christian, essay, Government, History, Oklahoma
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Unique ways to test your kids
TEST, v.t. To compare with a standard; to try; to prove the truth or genuineness of any thing by experiment or by some fixed principle or standard; as, to test the soundness of a principle; to test the validity of an argument. (Webster’s 1828 Dictionary) Testing is something I believe in. As a Christian and believer in God’s word, I take examples and commands seriously. God says to test Him (Mal. 3:10), test spirits (1 … read on, my friend…
Book making fun with kids
If you don’t make books with your kids you are missing out on some fun! Books are a great alternative to lapbooks or notebooks. There’s no way you can not have fun making and filling books with stories, songs, poems, math tables, pictures, essays and anything else your children can produce. Here are a few links to whet your appetite.
Posted in Book arts, Creative Homeschool, Learning, Paper Arts
Tagged Book arts, children, creative, lessons, subjects
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A few new resources
Just want to spread the word about a few things. Ms. Dang has audio and handouts from her regular Wednesday night salon. They are a must-listen. Mrs. Smith with Pilgrim Institute has a free 45 minute video on Repairing the Breach for you or your church. Mrs. Smith also is working on some online classes. Details coming. Her latest (#4) history book will be out later this year. FACE has some dinged books at a … read on, my friend…
10 reasons I love to homeschool
There are so many reasons but I had to stop at just 10. I can be with my kids all day. They are awesome people. It helps me grow in the fruit of the Spirit. I get to stimulate my brain and learn new things all the time. My kids get tailor-made education. We don’t have to get out in yucky weather. I can make sure they are eating well. Who are they going to … read on, my friend…
The encouragement addiction
As a home educating mom with a few years under my belt I’ve been around the block a few times. And in the way of home education resources there aren’t too many things I haven’t read or seen out there. When I feel I am struggling with a situation in my little homeschool I’m glad I know where to go to find some instant (or at least pretty quick) answers. After many years of this … read on, my friend…
My Valentine’s Day gift to you
Do you have any idea how much God loves you? He is crazy about you. You are always on His mind. He wrote you a valentine–His Word. God is for you. He is in love with you as His child. Drink it in For this Valentine’s Day I thought I would offer you a little printable reminder of God’s love. Do you know all the things God’s love does for you? This list comes two … read on, my friend…
Getting the most out of your art museum trip
Yea it’s museum day! Your family is excited as you all pile in the car. How can you get the most out of your precious time together? Here are some tips to help you enjoy your local art museum to the fullest.
Creating unit studies using the Biblical Principle Approach
Unit studies (which I prefer to call integrated studies) are wonderful. Teaching all the kids all together, planning one stream of lessons for the whole bunch is smart and interesting, and you actually retain more information as you see how it is all connected. However, the thing that always has concerned me is the tendency to focus on facts. It is easy to get caught up in the activities and the topic and lose sight … read on, my friend…
Streams of creative consciousness
Creative ideas are great. They are necessary and they have been given to us by God. We are made in His image, the Ultimate Creator. But our creative thoughts, like all of our thoughts, must not rule us. Creative types are long on ideas. We have them running out our ears. If ideas were green beans we would have bushels and pecks. I know I sometimes can’t help myself. If we pass an empty storefront, … read on, my friend…















































