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Mar. 16, 2018
9 Lessons from Miss Agnes for the Homeschool Mom
As a homeschool mom, I’ve pored over dozens of homeschool help books, but none inspired me as much as the Read-Aloud The Year of Miss Agnes from History / Bible / Literature B. We recently read it for the second time, … Continue reading
Tagged homeschool, lessons, literature, moms
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Feb. 26, 2018
Honoring God with Academics: The Goal of Christian Homeschooling
When you hear the term academic excellence do you get a stuffy image of grading scales, tests, timers and No. 2 pencils—maybe even ivy-covered buildings? I'd like to make a case for the couch academic and how relational, delight-driven homeschooling and … Continue reading
Tagged academics, christian, Honoring God
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Feb. 19, 2018
What Your Closet Can Teach You About Homeschooling With Purpose
Have you been digging into your closets, decluttering and finding the best outfits among the pieces that just take up space and time? It can be a lot of work but the results are refreshing! My daughters and I spent … Continue reading
Tagged Homeschooling, inspiration
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Feb. 12, 2018
Homeschooling Through Crushing Disappointment & Unanswered Prayers
Are you facing a difficult season, in which answered prayers seem distant, and joy is scarce? Does God seems far away? Maybe you’re facing a health crisis, or maybe your arms ache for a precious child. Maybe your family is … Continue reading
Tagged crisis, disappointment, faith, Homeschooling, hope, prayer
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Feb. 5, 2018
How to Push Through When Mom Doesn't Want to Teach
As a newbie homeschool mom, I thought the winter months would be a piece of cake—staying cozy, snuggled inside with our studies. The reality is quite different. Being cooped up for long periods without a chance to get outside and … Continue reading
Jan. 12, 2018
How to Forge Good Homeschool Habits and Nix the Bad Ones
About a year ago, I realized that I was checking my phone a few times during homeschool lessons. I realized that I wouldn’t much like it if, in between two books—or maybe in the middle of a page—they suddenly checked … Continue reading
