Published at nancymanos.com/homeschooling. Reprinted with permission. — During our homeschooling years, one of the many goals I had for our daughters was for them to expand their vocabulary and develop good communication skills. I came up with a fun way to help them learn new vocabulary words that we called Words of the Week. We recognized […]
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Northeastern Baptist College invites any juniors, seniors, and recent high school grads to join us for our Student Life Retreat: Northbound! Experience life as an NEBC student—sit in on chapel with Dr. Javier Chavez and class with Dr. Mark Ballard, enjoy a meal with faculty, and spend the weekend with current students at Sacandaga Bible Conference in
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Singing His Promises Becky Cooke and Diane Kummer, HSLDA High School Consultants When we reflect back on our personal homeschooling days, we remember the “thrill of victory and the agony of defeat!” Can anyone relate? We enjoy traveling to homeschool conferences and meeting many of you. Some of you share with us, “You two are
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LIGHTLAB is celebrating the success of a recent online workshop on Color Theory. The main goal of the workshop was to answer a common question: “Why are the artist’s color schemes based on RBY, while the primary colors of light are actually RGB?” We also learned about the scientist James Clark Maxwell, who said, “I
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Click here to download the handout for Steve Demme’s livestream event, “How to Get Started Having Regular Times of Family Worship.” Family Worship Handout
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Author: Kevin Swanson Published in: CHEC Homeschool Update (reposted with permission) Published on: Jan. 1, 2005 Reversing Rousseau On one chilly winter’s day in 1746, a child was born to a couple in Paris. The father took the child from the arms of his wife, and against her protestations, delivered the baby to the steps of
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Happy New Year! I pray everyone wrapped up 2021 with family, friends, and joyful hearts and that you’re looking forward to what 2022 has in store for you and your families. I will be quite honest: I wrapped up 2021 with an understanding family as I juggled our traditions against the new responsibilities of a thriving
Authors: Susan Stewart and Susan Beatty Homeschooling is a new idea, and you may be getting overwhelmed. You’re trying to make sense of all the information and are wondering if attending a convention would be a good idea or if would it just be too overwhelming. Why should you go to the expense and bother
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The holidays may be over, but we want you to know that It’s not too late to shop! Dell’s last call for holiday deals is from 12/5-1/5. Please click here to see the deals: www.dell.com/epp/HomeschoolNewYork-NYSLEAH 12/5 – 1/5 DAYS OF DEALSHere are just a few of these LIMITED-QUANTITY DEALS!There will be other deals launching daily throughout this time
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