Homeschool Update

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  Heroes of the Faith Day Many of the kids in my acquaintance (my own included) knew far more about the Founding Fathers of the country than they did the founding fathers (and mothers) of the faith. Carol Barnier Nov 19, 2013
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  Why I Don’t Teach My Children to Tithe Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, and one who waters will himself be watered.” – Proverbs 11:24-25 Megan Pacheco Nov 12, 2013
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  Change Ringing! According to the North American Guild of Change Ringers (NAGCR), interest and participation in “the Exercise” on church bells and handbells has grown in the last decade. Sara Hill Nov 12, 2013
• Our Heritage from God As both Ada’s father and her teacher, I have great insight into this wonderful girl with whom God has blessed me. Richard Barette Nov 12, 2013
• When Helping Hurts: Are You an Enabling Parent? We “parents in pain” dream about seeing our adult children live as independent, functioning adults. But is our help only hurting them? Allison Bottke Nov 05, 2013
• Chinatown’s Avenging Angel Donaldina felt no “call” to missions, but in 1895 she answered this request from a family friend: “Would you be willing to help at the Chinese Home?" Susan K. Marlow Nov 05, 2013
• Time’s Up! Is Your Room Clean? “Clean your room!” Our kids like to hear that from us about as much as we like to hear “What’s for dinner?” Deborah Wuehler Oct 28, 2013
• Free Music Software Let's look over a number of wonderful free tools for creating and enjoying music. Quite a bit of excellent free software is available. Andy Harris Oct 28, 2013
• A Case for Dating If you're looking for something in the Bible that says, unequivocally, "dating is wrong" or "dating is right," you won't find it. Michael Smalley, M.A. Oct 28, 2013
• Schoolhouse Memories "School was much different back then compared to now. We didn’t have school buses and had to walk several miles to school.” Reese Whitaker and Emma Swan Oct 22, 2013
• Contemplating Grammar There’s a clear correlation between confidence and ability as an adult, how much the person was read to (out loud) as a child. Andrew Pudewa Oct 22, 2013
• “Tebow Bills” and Access to Public School Sports Though about half of all states now permit homeschooled children some access to public school sports programs, resistance continues in many quarters. Antony Barone Kolenc Oct 22, 2013