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May. 9, 2018
Saying No Creates Boundaries of Freedom for Your Homeschool
Your kids are using curriculum that couldn’t be a better fit for them. You love the church you attend and are heavily involved in serving and participating in activities there. The weekly meeting with a friend is a great source … Continue reading
May. 7, 2018
The Easy Change That Made Sonlight Work for My Son with ADHD
My son has always been one of those boys who simply can't sit still. I mean more than average activity; I mean he is constantly moving! Thus, his diagnosis of ADHD wasn't a huge surprise to me. Official label or … Continue reading
Tagged ADHD, Homeschooling, play, special needs, teaching
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May. 2, 2018
How to See Beauty in Unexpected Places: Lessons from “Cornstalks”
I am a lover of poetry. My daughter, on the other hand, is very literal. Her mind is scientific and pragmatic, and while she can—and does—memorize how to properly use idioms, she doesn’t have an intuitive sense for poetic language. … Continue reading
Tagged books, Homeschooling, poetry, Sonlight
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Apr. 30, 2018
Do It Scared...How I Face My Fears and Homeschool Anyway
I remember it well. It was almost seven years ago now, and I was terrified. My husband and I had just made a huge family decision. We had prayed about it for months, and had decided to to homeschool. For … Continue reading
Tagged Encouragement, fear, Homeschooling, prayer, self-doubt
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Apr. 27, 2018
5 Ways Sonlight Helps Military Families During a Move
Twenty-three luggage tags. That’s a lot of luggage tags no matter who you are. Sure, we probably qualify for large family status at seven members, but, still, keeping up with 23 pieces of luggage is a difficult task for anyone. … Continue reading
Tagged abroad, Homeschooling, military, Sonlight
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Apr. 20, 2018
5 Reasons Children Need to Read Books with Flawed Characters
There is much focus in the homeschool culture on wholesome reading material, particularly titles which feature boys and girls of exemplary virtue. In these books, the main characters consistently—if not inexplicably—model correct choices and praiseworthy attitudes. Such flawless characters, the … Continue reading
Tagged books, character, flawed, grace, Homeschooling, parenting, reading, sin
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Apr. 18, 2018
How to Boost Your Own Health Through Homeschooling
Homeschooling can definitely improve children's health. They often get more sleep, more active play, healthier food, and are exposed to far fewer germs. I also think homeschooling can be great for your health as a parent. Much of that comes … Continue reading
Tagged benefits, health, Homeschooling
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