Homeschool Update

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  Bringing Classical Geography Back to the Classroom According to national statistics, geography is one of the most neglected subjects in schools today. Leigh A. Bortins Jul 23, 2013
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  How to Teach Your Children Poetry It’s true. I’m poetry-phobic. It’s not actually that I hate poetry; it’s just that my initial reaction is “Eww...” Melissa Craig Jul 23, 2013
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  How to Get Your Kids to Eat and Enjoy Fruits and Veggies What’s a parent to do? How can you get your kids to starting eating and enjoying the fruits and vegetables that God created? Whitney Hopler Jul 23, 2013
• Heroes Raising Heroes Have you ever felt as if you are spinning your wheels instead of changing the world? Many homeschooling parents do. Jennifer Hoskins Jul 16, 2013
• The Literature of War I hope this list will acquaint you with treasures, enrich, and enhance your studies of these important eras of history. Rea Berg Jul 16, 2013
• God Brings Our Twins Together Our adoption path began in summer 2004 through a Christmas hosting program for Russian orphans... Kimberly Zomer Jul 16, 2013
• Your Child's Disobedience: It's Not Personal When your child disobeys, does it hurt your feelings? I want you to write this down and put it on your fridge: “It’s not personal.” Jen Wilkin Jul 16, 2013
• Quiz: Are you Ready to Support Yourself Financially? Answer each of the following questions and check your score at the bottom of the quiz to see how you stack up. Megan Pacheco Jul 09, 2013
• What Are Parents For? Have you ever been made to feel like a second-class citizen because you choose to stay home with your children? Deborah Wuehler Jul 09, 2013
• Don’t Hate the Wait Pre-child, my parenting plan was: Take Care of Child = Child Will Love Me = Lovely Life. Boy did that turn out different. Laura Polk Jul 01, 2013
• “I Cannot Live without Books" As I held my daughter, I prayed that she would love Jesus, and second, that she would love books. After all, Christ himself is the Word Lori Hatcher Jul 01, 2013
• Impact of Ear Infections on Learning and Behavior Although the impact of multiple childhood ear infections on a child’s learning and behavior can be large, it does not have to be permanent. Dianne Craft, MA, CNHP Jul 01, 2013