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When Our Homeschool Teens Cross the Finish Line to Graduate

Graduation, High School, Transcripts, CoursesMay 12, 2024239Views 0Likes 0Comments

You put in love and time educating your children at home year after year with that goal in mind: Graduation! Mike and I had to ask the question, “What does graduation mean to us as a family?” When we turned the tassel and handed over the diploma–what was that all about? What accomplishments and requirements…

Help Teens Quote, Summarize, and Paraphrase in Their Writing

English, High School, Homeschooling, Life SKillsNovember 9, 2023368Views 0Likes 0Comments

Games, deepening relationships, goal setting, and leadership training were the biggest benefits to our family with TRIVE from GOZIMUS Enterprises, LLC. “We are already so close and know each other inside out,” I thought before we used TRIVE! WOW! We learned so much about each other–it was awesome!

What Students Learn In My 1-Credit High School English Courses

Curriculum, English, Living Books, Transcripts, CoursesNovember 1, 2023376Views 0Likes 1Comment

I designed my own curriculum for high school English based on lists of classic literature, life skills to acquire, and writing projects to enjoy. Literature and writing are two of my favorite subjects to teach and all my children have come to love them, too!

Essential Supplies You Need to Stock Up for Hurricane Season!

Disaster Prep, Life SKills, Lifestyle of Learning, STEMJune 14, 2023365Views 0Likes 0Comments

Hurricanes are just part of living in Florida. We get a little concerned when a big one is coming our way, but we don’t worry. We know the drill. Get your supplies. Batten down the hatches and settle in to ride out the storm or evacuate if needed.

5 Things Parents Can Do To Help Teens Overcome Doubts

Apologetics, Christian Classics, High School, Homeschool Resources, HomeschoolingSeptember 17, 2022259Views 0Likes 0Comments

It is a normal thing for teens to question their faith. Almost every teenager I know goes through some doubts. It might be doubting God’s love or doubting that the Bible is the Word of God or doubting that Jesus rose from the dead.

Host Your Own Vaudeville Show to Study History the Fun Way

20th Century History, High School, History Parties, HomeschoolingAugust 24, 2022365Views 0Likes 0Comments

We decided to have our own Vaudeville show! It would be fun! Everyone would do at least one act and we would all dress up from the time period.

Six Important Lessons I’ve Learned the Hard Way Over the Past 6 Decades

Character Training, Christian Living, Homeschooling, Life SKills, ParentingMay 18, 2022310Views 0Likes 0Comments

As I celebrate my 60th birthday this week, I’m wondering why I’ve always had to learn lessons the hard way. Yet I’m so grateful. The Lord has been good to me–I’ve enjoyed 60 years of blessings–but I wouldn’t call my life easy. Those rough times have taught me deep truths about myself, the Lord, and…

Homeschooling Wisdom for Television and the Internet

Character Training, Homeschooling, Life SKills, Lifestyle of LearningMay 2, 2022284Views 0Likes 0Comments

When I homeschooled my oldest daughter, the internet wasn’t really a big part of our lives. As I homeschooled down the line, the internet became a bigger and bigger aspect of daily life. Soon it was on our phones and homeschool assignments at co-op involved the internet. The internet can be used responsibly but we…

5 Fun Hobbies Families Can Learn Together

Family Fun, Family Nights, Homeschooling, Life SKillsJanuary 3, 2022235Views 0Likes 0Comments

Do you want your family to do something more together than just watch movies? How about learning some new hobbies together? You can learn to wood burn, knit, scrapbook, decorate cakes, or create things with leather? I’ve included a YouTube how-to-do-it video and some easy supply suggestions to get your started.

How We Teach All Ages Together In Our Homeschool Co-op

Christian Living, Curriculum, Homeschool Co-op, Homeschooling, Life SKillsOctober 22, 2021205Views 0Likes 0Comments

Being involved in age-integrated homeschool co-ops for many years has been a blessing for my children and me. We have worked really hard to NOT imitate a traditional school setting in our co-op but to give it more of an extended family-type atmosphere.

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