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5 Ways Boys Learn Best

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Reading this article (below), written by Kelli Miller, reminded me yet another reason why homeschooling is so beneficial. It was not until around our sons senior year and first year in college that he was diagnosed with a mild case of ADD. At first, I felt terrible that I never realized it. "How could I have homeschooled him and not seen it?" But then I began to understand why it was not evident to us. His whole life he was able to learn in an environment that allowed him to explore, move, take breaks, talk, etc. Because I homeschooled .... continue reading

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Start Fresh. Start New

Posted by Michelle Osborn on

Remember, Mama . . .
Count the days. Right? You have Monday through the weekend with your kids, and then your week is over. Finito. Done. This particular week will be forever gone. Any opportunities we choose not to seize, any moments we decide not to give that hug and .... May the next seven days be beautiful for you, Mama. Daughter of the king, ....continue reading.

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Actvities to Keep Kids Quiet During Read Alouds

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Are your kids bouncing off the walls while you’re trying to read aloud? They’re squirming, giggling, and kicking while you struggle to be heard over the commotion. Instead of getting frustrated, try one of these 7 quiet activities!

7 QUIET ACTIVITIES FOR READ ALOUDS.....Continue reading

 

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The Homeschool Rebel

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Homeschooling can be tough, but homeschooling the teen rebel is even tougher. I wish I had read the Homeschooling the Teen Rebel a couple of years ago. The homeschool mom failure award was mine, I was sure of it. I felt all alone. But I was not alone. I had believed the lie that if I homeschooled 

 

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Sonlight, Mystery of History and Notgrass History, Our Favorite History, Geography and Reading Curriculums

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We love Sonlight, Mystery of History and No grass for our history curriculum because each one has been the best for our four children, depending on their ages, learning abilities or challenges. Each of these excellent history courses has been taught throughout different times of our homeschool journey, depending on the needs of my children. Let me explain......

 

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