You may think of geography and bemoan days of boring locations, map tests, and memorizing capitals and facts without real-world application. As a homeschool mom, geography is anything but boring! It is a necessary skill to instill in our kids because it helps them understand the world as a whole and events, past and present. […]
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Life is often overwhelming and abundant in troubles. As a mom, I am thankful for my simple life and simple home. We do not run about and chase down every opportunity that might present itself. We don’t sign our kids up for every activity available. We don’t have a lot of money and things, but
I am truly blessed to have grown up in a time untouched by the constant presence of the internet. My childhood was filled with simplicity—swinging high while singing to the top of my lungs, lying in the grass watching the clouds, and spending hours playing with my dolls in my room. I could ride my
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I had just finished 2nd grade when my mom and dad decided we would homeschool. The private school that I attended was very expensive for my family, and as we struggled more and more, homeschooling seemed like the way to go. We began to prepare during the summer. Mom gathered magazines from different curriculum companies,
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Teaching our children about money matters is one of the most important lessons we can give them. It helps them develop not only practical money skills but also a heart aligned with God’s purpose. This study is designed to help you do just that. Each section begins with key scriptures to guide discussions about what
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The first presidential inaugurations were far from the large, widely publicized events we see today. Without social media or live television broadcasts, these ceremonies were much simpler. George Washington took the oath of office at Federal Hall in New York City, while John Adams’ inauguration occurred in the House of Representatives Chamber at Congress Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Inauguration Day Homeschool Guide: Resources, Activities, and Fun Ideas for Kids Read Post »