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Monthly Archives: November 2009
Transitioning to Biblical Principle Approach
BPA is so exciting, so life changing, so excellent that those new to this approach can, in their zeal, overdo things and burnout quickly. It can leave you feeling like you have failed or that BPA is not a fit for you. Because it requires more on the part of the parent-teacher, it takes more time to make the changes you desire to see in your homeschool. It is not a matter of simply tossing … read on, my friend…
Posted in BPA, General BPA
Tagged Biblical Principles, BPA Fridays, lesson plans, planning, Principle Approach, teaching
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Blank books for children
With the holidays fast approaching and a sluggish economy, you may be looking for create gift ideas that are easy on your pocketbook. Blank books are great gifts for children, even those who don’t usually enjoy books or even read yet. With a little imagination you can take a blank book and make it a one-of-a-kind gift the child in your life will treasure. Make it into an alphabet book they can fill with words … read on, my friend…
Posted in Book arts, Creative Homeschool, Holidays
Tagged Book arts, children, gifts, holiday
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