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Oct. 14, 2019

Treasuring Sibling Conflict: The DNA of Vital Homeschool Lessons

By Jack Stewart

It is not that an amount of social interaction should be permitted up until the point that it distracts from academic work. It is more that academic work should be permitted up until the point that it distracts from social … Continue reading →

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Oct. 10, 2019

5 Ways to a Simplified Homeschool Environment

By Katy Crisp

Do you find yourself frustrated with all the homeschool stuff cluttering your home? Do you feel like you are constantly rearranging and organizing? Do you wish you could downsize and rid yourself of the overabundant, ever-growing stockpile of school supplies … Continue reading →

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Oct. 9, 2019

5 One-Liners That Transform the Way I Homeschool

By Laura Booz

As I go through my days, homeschooling six children and serving the Lord in a variety of ways at home, at church, and in the community, I am regularly blessed by a handful of one-liners that invigorate me and help … Continue reading →

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Sep. 30, 2019

How a Literature-Rich Homeschool Works for a Child with Dyslexia

By Veronica Soto

"Sonlight has given Eli a love for books despite his dyslexia. Reading aloud is the highlight of our day. Audio books are a must in our house. I could never read aloud as many books as he devours. Thank you, … Continue reading →

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Sep. 25, 2019

5 Principles for Dealing with Homeschool Behavior Problems

By Deana Wood

When we first begin homeschooling, it’s easy to imagine breezy days of sweet Read-Alouds and smiling children. If you’re lucky, the first few days can be like that. But it can be a rude awakening when reality sets in and … Continue reading →

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Sep. 23, 2019

How to Homeschool the Auditory Learner

By Veronica Soto

Are you homeschooling a child who struggles with reading comprehension? Perhaps they struggle with or show the signs of a visual processing disorder such as dyslexia. They might wear glasses or have trouble seeing. Perhaps they just don’t like reading … Continue reading →

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Sep. 13, 2019

How to Homeschool the Visual-Linguistic and Visual-Spatial Learner

By Veronica Soto

Do you have a child who struggles with listening and understanding while you read aloud? Would they prefer to read the material themselves instead? Do they need to write down what they are thinking in order to remember it best? … Continue reading →

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