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  Protecting Our Teens from Counterfeit Love While many consider counterfeiting money a minor crime, it is actually a crime that can cripple a nation and its economy. Learning how to identify a counterfeit - whether it's money, collectibles, or even... Jane Jimenez Jan 19, 2007
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  Organize to Thrive as a Mom at Home Staying home with your kids doesn’t have to an ordeal to endure; it can be an adventure to love if you organize your life wisely. Whitney Hopler Jan 17, 2007
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  Cultivating Emotional Health In Our Children If we are to have homes filled with true joy, we must first model joy to our children. Like it or not, we are the emotional facilitators of the home. Vicki Courtney Jan 15, 2007
• Make Your Own Homemade Kite! Today, it's rare to find a homemade kite. With the plastic store models so prevalent, the homemade kite has just about gone the way of tin soldiers and rag dolls. But, a homemade kite can provide special... Matthew Lewis Jan 03, 2007
• Softly and Tenderly Do I call earnestly and tenderly when my children do not listen the first time? Am I quick to be impatient with them? Do we respond to our children the same way God responds to us? Jenny Veleke Jan 01, 2007
• The Christmas Cello As I took the step of faith to give Him my best, I accepted all the necessary pressure He would place on me. It was not an easy task. It didn't happen overnight The Lord used that cello to reinforce a very... Timothy Palla Dec 25, 2006
• Evaluating the Elective Options Art, speech, health--oh my! A well rounded high school program for our children involves the selection and planning of electives. What are the options? In the beautiful diversity of homeschooling, there is... Christine Field Dec 22, 2006
• Turning the Holidays into Educational Gold The Christmas holidays abound with opportunities to expose your children to some unique learning situations and environments. With already crowded schedules, how do you make time for one more thing? Planning... Zan Tyler Dec 21, 2006
• Angels Don't Always Have Wings I have lots of angels. Some of them are just more rambunctious than others. Gwendolyn Mitchell Diaz Dec 18, 2006
• A Basic Guide to Standardized Testing Part 2 In high school testing, a common error when interpreting score reports is to take the scores as an absolute. Difficult does not mean impossible... Lynn Scully Dec 15, 2006
• A Basic Guide to Standardized Testing Part 1 Many students fear standardized testing. Working under pressure on a timed test, in a strange environment, can be intimidating. Familiarity with the test formats, as well as preparation in content knowledge,... Lynn Scully Dec 08, 2006
• Teaching the Lessons of Pearl Harbor Although I believe in teaching history in a chronological, orderly fashion, I also believe in "teachable moments." Important dates fall into this category. Pearl Harbor Day should not pass unnoticed.... Maggie Hogan Dec 06, 2006