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April 6, 2021

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Wild Days: Exploring God’s First Classic

Most people think the Bible is God’s first classic. However, before the Bible was written (so people could read and learn from it) God created the heavens and the earth. A classic is something you can return to again and again, learn something new from, and can change you for the better. The creations of […]

March 30, 2021

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Lesson of the Empty Tomb

Happy Resurrection Sunday!!!We have a family tradition of the Lesson of the Empty tomb; we would like to share it with you.However, first, I would like to share a little history. Jesus and his disciples were Jews. The week of the crucifixion was the week of the Jewish Passover. Jesus and his disciples gathered to […]

March 23, 2021

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Homeschooling: Record Keeping

This post is the sixth in a series of six simple homeschool tips moms can do to rock homeschool and to have a wonderful year. In the past five weeks, we worked on determining our why, what is important to us, envisioning our destination, checking the pulse to determine where we are today, Mapping the Journey, […]

March 16, 2021

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Homeschooling: Momculture

This post is the fifth in a series of six simple homeschool tips moms can do to rock homeschool and to have a wonderful year.In the past four weeks, we worked on determining our why, what is important to us, envisioning our destination, checking the pulse to determine where we are today, Mapping the Journey […]

March 9, 2021

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Homeschooling: Lay a Solid Foundation

This post is the fourth in a series of six simple homeschool tips moms can do to rock homeschool and to have a wonderful year.In the past three weeks, we worked on determining what is important to us, envisioning our destination, checking the pulse to determine where we are today, and mapping our homeschool journey. […]

March 2, 2021

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Homeschooling: Mapping the Journey

This post is the third in a series of six simple homeschool tips moms can do to rock homeschool and to have a wonderful year.In the past two weeks, we worked on determining our why, what is important to us, envisioning our destination, and then checking the pulse or assessing to determine where we are […]

February 24, 2021

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Homeschooling: Checking the Pulse

Over the next five weeks I will be doing a series of posts on six simple tips homeschool moms can do to rock homeschool, to have a wonderful year.Last week we worked on determining our why and what is important to us. We then worked on envisioning our destination. This week we will work on […]

February 16, 2021

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Homeschooling: A Clear Vision

Over the next six weeks, I will be doing a series of posts on six simple tips homeschool moms can do to rock homeschool, to have a wonderful year.Homeschooling Tip 1: A Clear VisionMoms can struggle with homeschooling their children, if they do not have a clear vision. When you have a clear vision, it […]

February 11, 2021

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Finding Time

Homeschooling moms often wonder how to balance caring for the home, homeschooling, family, and caring for one’s self. This is a common issue for moms, in today’s world. Many moms who do not homeschool struggle with these same issues of balancing caring for the home, family, work, and caring for one’s self. Some are dealing […]

February 2, 2021

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Less is More

When it comes to education of children, less is more. That sounds like a bold statement. How can that be? You might ask, “Don’t they need six and a half hours a day, or more, to learn all they need to learn, to prepare them for college and life? A child can get a quality […]

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