Homeschool Update

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  Can Learning Disabilities Be Mitigated? You can help ease reading problems, writing problems, and motor skills in young children by doing a few simple exercises. Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP Sep 24, 2013
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  Exploring the Life of James Madison I have to admit that in our two-year study of the United States, James Madison was a subject we had yet to cover. Julia E Colloms Sep 24, 2013
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  Dear Parents: You Need to Control Your Kids. Sincerely, Non-Parents All children sometimes throw fits and disobey, and that fact does not hinge on the adeptness of the parents. Debbie Holloway Sep 24, 2013
• Lessons From Moses: How to Teach Our Children to Give Excellent Reports This story of Moses and the Spies has it all—intrigue and adventure, suspense and drama, rebellion and obedience, faith and treachery, blessing and cursing—even lessons for homeschooling parents on how to... Zan Tyler Sep 17, 2013
• What's Next? Navigating the Final Years of Homeschooling How we play out the final years of homeschooling, and what we do “after homeschooling,” are questions we must consider. Naomi Musch Sep 10, 2013
• Homeschooling Mom: Fill Yourself Constantly preparing curriculum for the kids can lead to burnout. Why not take some time to study something yourself? Andrew Pudewa Sep 10, 2013
• A Day in the Life of a Young Amish Mom Ever wondered about the day in the life of an Amish family? They have more in common with homeschoolers than you might think. Liz Lane Sep 03, 2013
• Homeschooling—Canadian Style! We are so thankful for the freedoms God has given us in Canada, and the privilege of educating our children at home is one of them. Susan Pickran Sep 03, 2013
• Why “Did You Have Fun?” is the Wrong Question Am I communicating that their pleasure should be the focus of hours spent with others. Is that really what I want to be teaching my kids? Laura Leigh Parker Sep 03, 2013
• My Little Girl: An Adoption Story We filed the paperwork and she moved in. We barely knew each other, and now she was sleeping in our spare bedroom. Dr. Jay L. Wile Aug 27, 2013
• Abstract Art With the Exceptional Child One of my favorite projects to do with children is a painting project in the style of the American abstract expressionist Morris Louis. Pat Knepley Aug 27, 2013
• The Music of Language: How Poetry Can Benefit the Aspiring Writer Reading and understanding good poetry is an essential part of a writer’s training. Not all writers are poets, but most good writers make use of poetic elements, even in their prose writing Amelia Harper Aug 20, 2013