Encouragement for the Homeschool Mom
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Texas Independence Day – Fun Ways to Teach Beginning Research Skills
"Texas Independence Day" Fun Ways to Teach Beginning Research Skills What's a great way to teach your kiddos about their state's history and government? I've got some fun ideas to get you started. Since I live in Texas, let's use that state as our example. Today,...
read moreToday Is The National Homeschool Day of Prayer
Today, November 1, is the National Homeschooling Day of Prayer. My family started homeschooling in the 1980s and I am so very grateful for the Lord’s strength and guidance during those 20 + years. Homeschooling was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but it...
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Teaching Our Children To Make Eye Contact With Others
Why Your Children Need To Make Eye Contact When Talking To Others “I have realized how little eye contact we make with others as we rush through our day and how hard it actually is to be fully present in the moment…” – Coach Sabine Brandt from NobilityCoaching.com....
read moreTeaching Your Kids To Think For Themselves
How do you teach your kids to think for themselves? Last week I had a great visit with a group of parents and grandparents about how to teach children to think for themselves. We all want that for our kids, don't we. Let's talk about 5 strategies for helping kids make...
read moreThe 12 Things I Learned From The Donut Lady (aka My Mom)
The 12 Things I Learned From My Mom My mom was known as the "Donut Lady" in our hometown of Rugby, North Dakota. Just about everybody loves donuts, and our local community, family and friends loved her special touch. She lived to be 100 years old, just a few months...
read moreHow to Plan a Family Staycation
Planning a Family Staycation Thanks to the price of gas, the cost of food, and the economy in general, more and more families are choosing to stay near home for their vacations. Internet bloggers have coined a new word to describe this trend - "Staycation"!...
read more
Texas Independence Day – Fun Ways to Teach Beginning Research Skills
"Texas Independence Day" Fun Ways to Teach Beginning Research Skills What's a great way to teach your kiddos about their state's history and government? I've got some fun ideas to get you started. Since I live in Texas, let's use that state as our example. Today,...
read moreToday Is The National Homeschool Day of Prayer
Today, November 1, is the National Homeschooling Day of Prayer. My family started homeschooling in the 1980s and I am so very grateful for the Lord’s strength and guidance during those 20 + years. Homeschooling was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done, but it...
read more
Teaching Our Children To Make Eye Contact With Others
Why Your Children Need To Make Eye Contact When Talking To Others “I have realized how little eye contact we make with others as we rush through our day and how hard it actually is to be fully present in the moment…” – Coach Sabine Brandt from NobilityCoaching.com....
read moreTeaching Your Kids To Think For Themselves
How do you teach your kids to think for themselves? Last week I had a great visit with a group of parents and grandparents about how to teach children to think for themselves. We all want that for our kids, don't we. Let's talk about 5 strategies for helping kids make...
read more
The 12 Things I Learned From The Donut Lady (aka My Mom)
The 12 Things I Learned From My Mom My mom was known as the "Donut Lady" in our hometown of Rugby, North Dakota. Just about everybody loves donuts, and our local community, family and friends loved her special touch. She lived to be 100 years old, just a few months...
read moreHow to Plan a Family Staycation
Planning a Family Staycation Thanks to the price of gas, the cost of food, and the economy in general, more and more families are choosing to stay near home for their vacations. Internet bloggers have coined a new word to describe this trend - "Staycation"!...
read more