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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Portable teacher’s desk
These little craft caddies are so handy. Since we usually have school at the table and the desk is in the other room, I put together all the little things that I need through the day. Some things in this cute caddy: glue sticks stapler 3 hole punch reward stickers E-Z grader & red pen Dry Wipe markers, eraser & cleaner Sticky notes brads & paper clips tape hole reinforcements scissors small Bible I also … read on, my friend…
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Best TCH posts of the first year
As the first year here at TCH comes to a close I want to offer some of my favorite posts you may have missed. The Value of Collections Bookmaking Fun with Kids Getting the Most out of Your Art Museum Trip 15 Great Uses for a Digital Camera Art Preservation Made Easy–and Fun Family Newspaper Finally! A Use for Junk Mail I hope you’ll find a new idea here that you can use in your … read on, my friend…
5 ways to fast track home education burnout
Burnout. It’s a buzzword people use a lot. There is a lot of difference between a rough patch and burnout. When I say that word I mean “I cannot do this one more day. I am losing weight and having anxiety attacks. I am severely depressed and very disappointed. I am completely empty.” I have taken the time to test all of these–so I do know what I am talking about. I am guilty of … read on, my friend…
5 myths of Biblical Principle Approach home education
It is too labor-intensive. Yes, it does require much from the teacher. Everything in life that is worth anything has come about through struggle and toil and patience and diligence. You must internalize the principles in order to teach them. And that takes time. Too much time, it seems sometimes. But in the end the price is small compared to the rewards of seeing your children maturing in the Lord, reasoning effectively form God’s Word … read on, my friend…
