What to Do for a Month at Home – Elementary

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Do you find yourself suddenly at home with younger children and wonder what to do to keep them entertained as well as educated? Though the idea of teaching your child might seem daunting, you don’t have to go it alone. SchoolhouseTeachers.com has put together a list of activities—one for each day of the month—for you
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5 Tips for a Peaceful Homeschool

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  When the recent pandemic was reported, a heightened sense of anxiety seemed to radiate everywhere, including our homeschool. It is times like these that we must be especially proactive in order to prevent that anxiety from overwhelming us and causing chaos in our homes. Here are five tips to promote a peaceful homeschool. PrayBegin
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How to Intentionally Foster Your Child’s Christian Character

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  Like many home-schooling families, you probably chose this path to foster your child’s faith and godliness. Nurturing Christian character is undoubtedly a high priority but can sometimes get lost among curricula, academics, and everyday life. Here’s some ways to intentionally develop your student’s personal character. But first, let’s briefly recap what the Bible says
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What to Do for a Month at Home – Middle and High School

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Have you recently found yourself at home with older children, unsure of what to do to continue their education? The thought of teaching middle school and high school level material may seem overwhelming, but don’t worry! You are not alone. SchoolhouseTeachers.com has put together a month of suggestions (one per day) for you to complete
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Summer Homeschool Curriculum Ideas to Fit Your Family

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  When parents begin pulling out their hair because summer has arrived and their kids are going bonkers, it is most likely because no structure has been put into place. Some families are more structured than others. While some may have walls and walls of charts and checkoff lists to keep everyone in line, other
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Hey Mama Monday: Is It Crazy at Your House, Mama?

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  Hey Mama, I have a bunch of kids. We are the “Zoo on Wheels,” I like to say. We went to the circus a while ago –“Zoo meets Circus.” It was fun … and chaotic. After being a mama for thirty years, there have been lots of things my kids have said that have
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Schoolhouse Teachers Spanish Curriculum Makes Learning Spanish Fun

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  I have always wanted to learn Spanish. I took two years of high school Spanish, and then after college, I married the son of Colombian immigrants. My in-laws frequently conversed in Spanish with my husband, leaving me to rely on what I could recall from almost ten years earlier. Living in a culturally diverse
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Tools for Navigating Anxious Times

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  Who knows what news ticker updates will scroll across my TV screen when this post goes live in April? At this moment the corona virus strain, COVID19, is wreaking havoc across our nation and our world. The most recent recommendation by President Trump is to prohibit gatherings of ten or more people, for everyone
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