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Continue reading California Vaccination Waiver Threatened OK, OK, here are those famous words once again. We had a great week. Actually it was short. I actually combined Friday's Continue reading Heart of Dakota:Bigger Week 19 This year I was not sure exactly how Christmas was going to turn out, but God is always good and gave us a Continue reading Christmas at Our Home Well, we are back from vacation and we had such a great time. We went to Lego Land. I think this was my Continue reading Darn, Vacation is Over! We have a very unusual schedule. We typically do Heart of Dakota: Bigger, Week 6 Update I wanted to repost this letter here and share my answer to this common homeschooling problem with first timers as Continue reading Help Me I am Failing at Homeschooling You know a while back I use to be in a group called Heartfelt. It was originally a quartet then we made it into 5 Continue reading Heartfelt Music Did you all see the article by Gena Suarez that Old Am I Sheltering My Child Too Much? From October 2010 to June 2011 We were involved in an Art class with our homeschooling group. We had so much fun with this class. Continue reading Art Class Well it is that time of year once more. Are you all diving into purchasing your new school year Continue reading A New School Year Have you always wanted to go to the county fairs for educating your children more then the rides and food, but never do Continue reading The L.A. County Fair By Virginia Vagt Children are all so different. We're with our children a lot. So we think we know them. And we do know Continue reading Who Is Your Child? OK, so you are thinking, Kristin, what is the big deal about going to a homeschool convention? Well, let me tell you, as Continue reading CHEA Convention is Here Ok, so if you all live in the Orange County area of Southern California, then I have an opportunity for you and your family. Tanka Continue reading Gleaning Opportunity For those of you who do not have HSLDA, I had to re-post this article from HSLDA. This Continue reading Right to Reasonably Resist Unlawful Police Entry Struck Down
Did you know? Since 1980, the childhood obesity rate has more than doubled for children ages 2 Continue reading Project Play I didn’t have to go. He had already caught a ride with friends early in the morning while we slept. But I didn’t want my Continue reading The Race When a builder builds a house, he subcontracts much of the work. The carpenter has a job; the plumber puts in the pipes. Together, they Continue reading Outsourcing Life New Year and change go together. We make New Year resolutions to promise ourselves change. We want to insure that this Continue reading Simple New Year, Simple Fresh Start For those of you who live in Southern California like myself, you are probably very aware of CHEA and may even be Continue reading CHEA Newsletter & Free Devotional Men are from _______ , Women are from _______ . That boy just can't sit _______. Are you _______ to me? Keep your _______ on the Continue reading Celebrate Cerebrodiversity! Do you dread the holidays? Just between you and me, I often do. But holidays and vacations matter. They matter to our minds. Why Continue reading Getting a Break? Twas the month before Christmas Continue reading Twas the Month Before Christmas… My son absolutely HATES to write. I am an eclectic Charlotte Masoner, but all the writing that she has a child Continue reading Smart Kids Who Hate to Write When is this wonderful holiday. Well it is always on November 3rd. Housewife Day recognizes the importance of stay at home wives and moms. Also referred Continue reading National Housewife Day Since 1980, the childhood obesity rate has more than doubled for children ages 2 – 5 and more than tripled for children ages Continue reading Project Play
Homeschool Fun Day Pump It Up Continue reading Homeschool Day at Pump it Up So this summer has been very busy for me so far. Besides doing summer Continue reading All Work & No Play Makes For Really Cute Bedrooms I had to repost this article I just got in my email box a couple days ago. I have several friends who are thinking of going Continue reading Work…Homeschool??? Oh say can you see….the bombs bursting in the air….for the land of the FREE and the home of the Continue reading Happy Independance Day In the state of California, parents have not been authorized to teach driver education and driver training. Any parent wanting their child Continue reading Surprising Changes in DMV Policy Happy Father's Day to all the Dad's all over the world. May you have a wonderful day Continue reading Happy Father’s Day DAD’s of the World I absolutly loved this article from Heart of the matter.
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Ok, I got this article form heart of the Matter and it is all about games. I found Continue reading NERTZ! A Fun Family Game You know when your parents get to be in their 80's you treasure every moment you have with them. And unlike with my Continue reading Raquel and Grandma Sing Superintendent Makes Up Law Homeschool families in the Shelby County Continue reading Ohio Superintendent Makes Up Law Surprising Changes in DMV Policy In the state of California, parents have not been authorized to teach driver education and driver training. Continue reading California Surprising Changes in DMV Policy Ok, so this is one of those pass it along emails you get, but I thought it was very interesting, enough so I Continue reading A Short Neurological Test As ParentalRights.com announced last week, Senator Jim DeMint on Tuesday introduced S.R. 519, a resolution urging the President not to deliver the Convention Continue reading Parental Rights.com I recieved this email from Mike Farris from ParentalRights.org and thought that it was worthy enough to repost here on my Continue reading New Protocol for UN Children’s Treaty “But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.” Philippians 4:19 “And he said unto me, Continue reading Encouragement Along the Way Every week our head pastor sends out a letter to us all writing of what is going on and what Continue reading Serving Christ No Matter Where You Are Because I deal with an ADD child on a daily basis and an ADD husband I figured there had to be many more Continue reading Focus/Attention Processing Dysfunction Characteristics Motherhood equals a Woman of many hats. I don’t mean those crazy big church going hats that are all fancy like. I Continue reading Moms and Their Many Hats I am the daughter of a home health nurse who worked in one of the poorest counties in our state. Whenever my Continue reading Home Schooling and Community Service For as long as I live, I will never cease to be amazed at how so many different looking children can come from Continue reading Learning Styles of Children I have the best place for the best price in a family night out. Ok, it may not be a huge movie screen of SOME Continue reading Picture Show Theater Ahh, it is that time of year once more. VBS time. My kids have already been to one VBS this year at another church. VBS is Continue reading VBS Most traditional Are You Thinking Of Quitting Homeschooling? When I started homeschooling I thought for sure that homeschool was all about getting the grade so to speak. I thought that it Continue reading Academics and Beyond I had the opportunity to go on a hike with my home Oak Canyon Nature Center A parent’s right to raise their children as they see fit is a time-honored American tradition, but today it is Continue reading A Parent’s Right To Raise Their Children I found out one of my friends older kids who happens to be in public Continue reading I Wanna Be A Chef Unit Study You know as a mom who is on the go a lot, I am always looking for a place where I can have Continue reading Ikea, The Lunch Spot? I just loved this short little article I The Push to Make Our Children Read I thought this was a great way to finish off our day at the homeschool fair. I found this article written about Continue reading Homeschool Fair in the Newspaper You know, now a days when we hear people say that they shelter their children it is not intended to be a compliment. Why Continue reading Sheltering our Children It comes around one time a year. The day I can do absolutely nothing and have my family do it all for me. The day Continue reading Mothers Day Home educating is not without challenges. Let’s face it, there are days when it can just wear us down. How many times Continue reading Two Sides to Every Coin A friend of mine sent this to me. I am not sure if she came up with this or if she got it Continue reading A Homeschool Moms Psalm One of the most difficult tasks to accomplish with homeschooling is planning your schedule. We sit down a month or so before Continue reading Choosing Your School Year Schedule I used to be a firm believer in not issuing grades and not “testing” my children. Sure, Continue reading To Grade Or Not To Grade: That Is the Question I do not know who this picture is of but I do know this is circulating through emails like mad. So i just had to Continue reading Inspirational Prayers So this weeks Heart of the Matter Weekly Meme question is great and I can not wait to Continue reading What is the Goofiest Questions Asked About Homeschoolers? Homeschool Burn Out. I have yet to get to this point, but as I have heard many of time…the day will come. I Continue reading Homeschool Burn Out Well, the time has finally come. It is Christmas Eve and all the work and shopping and wrapping and baking we have Continue reading My Christmas Wish to You This is such a great post, 9 Steps to a Meaningful Christmas for You and Your Family, by Terri Johnson at Continue reading Get Rid of the Gimmees What a great post by Jill Johnson at Knowledge Quest. Christmas can be a magical time for children. Yet Continue reading Christmas can be a magical time for children, yet… Trigger Memory System, has fantastic tool for your children. Clean n’ Flip Charts. Now what are these charts you ask. They are Continue reading Trigger Memory System When your child acts out in public to get their way, you CAN get control Continue reading When a Child Acts Out in Public to Get Their Way OK, so I know there is this continuous battle between the public The Future Belongs to Our Children Now I think most people would agree that when a certain gene in an animal is not used over an extremely long period Continue reading Hot Topic for Discussion Now I know allot of my friends are saying…Oh I am not worried about this homosexual thing coming to my Continue reading Gay Pledge Cards in Calif. Schools Real Mothers don’t eat quiche; they don’t have time to make it. Real Mothers know that their kitchen utensils are probably in the sandbox. Real Mothers Continue reading MOTHERS The Familyman Let me just jump in and say that the computer is a Continue reading The Computer is a Great Tool for Homeschooling Families You know Heart of the Matter asked a very good question. Do all the extra activities WE have our children do help Continue reading Extra Activities, Helping or Hindering? You know creating a balance throughout the day in chores, homeschooling, mommy duties, cooking, cleaning, wife duties, taking care of Mom Continue reading Letting the kids help with housework |
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