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Nov. 4, 2015
The Book We Didn't Love
Guest post by Heather Schwarzen The thrill of Box Day had faded, and I was knee-deep in making the school year a reality. I had three students that year; Mary Hannah was 8, Mathaus was 5, and Jack was 3. … Continue reading
Tagged books, faith, fostering, great books, Homeschooling
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Nov. 3, 2015
Welcome the Opposition to Homeschooling
Don't let me forget to tell you about how wolves change rivers. But first... I'm on my way home from a family trip. There are nine of us on this flight, so I'm across the aisle from my wife and … Continue reading
Sep. 16, 2015
3 Ways Reading Aloud Together Strengthens Your Family
Ever had a moment with friends when someone quotes a movie or book you love, and suddenly all those who have seen or read it join in, throwing out their favorites lines? (Cue your favorite Anne of Green Gables quotes … Continue reading
Sep. 1, 2015
Homeschooling Will Fail You If...
I don't blog about theology much here, as this is a homeschool blog.* But there is a theme rippling through "the homeschool movement" that bears repeating: Trust Jesus, not the system. Over the last couple weeks, there have been many … Continue reading
Tagged failure, Homeschooling, trust
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Aug. 18, 2015
What You Really Need for Your Homeschool Year
As the new school year begins, what do you really need for your homeschool? I need a checklist for my heart.
Jul. 17, 2015
"I'm a teacher. I would never homeschool."
A friend shot me a link to the current quora thread If given a choice, will you homeschool your child? Why? The response at the top right now is by Hiland Hall. He says... I entered public school in 5th … Continue reading
Tagged concerns, education, Homeschooling, school
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