Homeschool Update

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  Tips for "Survival Mode" Parenting Sometimes, parents have systems that work. Other times, busyness makes those systems go haywire. That's when "survival mode" parenting kicks in. John UpChurch Aug 20, 2013
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  How to Tame Your Child's Toys It is cruel and unusual punishment to completely drown your children in toys and expect them to manage them. Malia Russell Aug 20, 2013
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  Baby Steps Toward Recovery: An Interview with Dave Ramsey Our family has faced some tough times the last few years, and we’re glad to be on the path out of debt. Dave’s words inspire courage! Joy Messimer Aug 20, 2013
• Train Up a Child: Practice Makes Permanent Training our children requires more than simply providing an education. We must create an environment of captivating learning, with experiences that motivate them to passionately pursue worthy goals. Mark Hamby Aug 13, 2013
• Save on Math Games and Puzzles With a multitude of excellent resources to choose from, making a decision about purchasing math curriculum and supplemental resources, such as games and puzzles, can be overwhelming. Molly Green Aug 13, 2013
• Talking With Your Children Is an Ongoing Process In my years of parenting, I’ve learned that the ongoing conversation we have with our children is more important than any one-time “talk.” Jen McDonald Aug 13, 2013
• Being a Woman of Faith I’ve found that a woman of faith is a woman who endures many difficulties and yet finds God in the midst of her troubles. Denise Mira Aug 06, 2013
• Edible Experiments and Other Mad Scientist Recipes “Who—me? Teach science? You must be joking! I barely passed science when I was in school. I’m certainly not qualified to teach it now!” Tamara Christine Van Hooser Aug 06, 2013
• Missions Will Change Your Life “A missions trip never leaves anyone unchanged.” I had heard it claimed a dozen times, and while I had never denied the adamant statement, I would never be able to affirm it until I had experienced the... Elsie Anne Aug 06, 2013
• Thriving in the Empty Nest The empty nest ushers in a different season of life. Not all good, not all bad, just different. Lori Hatcher Jul 30, 2013
• Does it Take a Village (To Raise a Child)? God places families in charge of their own children, true, but don't be afraid to let the community get involved in certain ways! Mary Hood, PhD Jul 30, 2013
• Family: The Only Attachment a Child Needs I have searched high and low for empirical research that substantiates the claim that children and youth need to socialize six to eight hours per day; It seems to not exist. Brian D. Ray, Ph.D. Jul 23, 2013