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Category Archives: 5 Days of Tips for Homeschool Parents
5 Days of Tips: Taking Time for Relationships
One very important aspect, whether or not you are a homeschool parent, is taking time to nurture the relationships in your life. For me this includes my relationship with the Lord, my husband and my children. My relationship with the … Continue reading
5 Days of Tips for Homeschool Parents
Today I don’t have a tip to share but I would like to encourage you to check out the tips that other members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew are sharing. Melissa @ Grace Christian School Michele @ Family, Faith and … Continue reading
5 Days of Tips: Learning Together
If your family is like ours, you have a variety of ages and interests. I have found that studying some subjects as a family has been helpful. The Bible and History tend to lend themselves well to studying with a wide … Continue reading
5 Days of Tips: Dare to NOT Compare
Human nature seems to lend itself to the game of comparison. We compare our abilities, talents and circumstances to others around us. The worst part of this comparison is that no two situations are the same. While someone may look … Continue reading
5 Days of Tips: Learning While Doing
A great way that I have found to teach is through hands-on education. On our farm and around the house there are often projects that need to be completed. The kids are often eager to apply math skills they are … Continue reading