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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in Unit Study

American Revolution Unit Study

“Long live the king” was a common toast heard among Englishmen of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries living in the American colonies. The American Revolution started the day the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence … or wait, maybe it was when the first shot was fired in Lexington the morning of April 19,
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in * Homeschooling Special Needs Children

Social Success at Home

Our son Luke is 8 years old today. He’s pretty happy with his new Lego sets, but the truth is, I’m the one enjoying the presents! His party was a huge success, he’s happy, he’s calm, he’s loving and kind to others–what more could a mother ask for? Birthdays, by their very nature, compel us
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in * Homeschooling Special Needs Children

Public School: Glorified Babysitting for a Special Needs Learner

Admittedly, I hadn’t considered homeschooling my children. I was very much aware of a homeschooling milieu as a very dear friend of mine homeschooled her children, but still, the thought never crossed my mind. I remember saying, “I don’t know how I could ever do that.” She replied, “Why would I want someone else educating
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in * Homeschooling Special Needs Children

Learning Disabilities and Sensory Integration Therapies

“There is nothing more satisfying than to see a child who thought he couldn’t do it, or felt he was dumb or stupid, suddenly find himself reading and learning and succeeding.” -ELI The parent of a learning disabled child who searches for private services can become overwhelmed at the choices available. There are multiple theories
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in * Homeschooling Special Needs Children

Homeschooling Special Needs Children

“[Sherry] knew that special ed. was not rocket science and that with information she could do as good a job as a teacher . . . As homeschoolers, never has there been an opportunity like this to influence the culture of death with the message of life.”-Tom Bushnell, NATHHAN When our daughter was first diagnosed
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in * Homeschooling Special Needs Children

How to Teach Your Platypus

“My boy’s a platypus!” she gushed enthusiastically. “He’s a what?” I was certain I must have misunderstood her. “He’s a right brained, quasi-lateral, confrontational platypus!” “Oh,” was all I could muster. I was really hoping my cynicism wasn’t showing. “Well that is great.” My friend had recently purchased the latest learning styles program and clearly,
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in * Homeschooling Special Needs Children

TOS Interviews Jill Dixon Diagnostic Prescriptive Services

At The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, we are increasingly aware that we serve a growing population struggling with learning issues. Often, we are hard pressed to find the answers we need to help our children. Fortunately, consultants are available to help us get a handle on the nature of our challenges and plan a program to
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in Unit Study

Stopping by at Christian Cottage

Unit studies! Most of us love ’em, especially when they are well presented and mom-friendly! Teri Spray has authored The Christian Cottage Unit Studies, a four-volume set of very user-friendly materials. She also offers individual school services to families. We are blessed to have Teri stop by to chat with us this month. TOS: Teri,
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in Unit Study

Don’t Forget the Fun!

Do you ever feel like all you do is cover the basics? Jumping from math to English, to history and science, then off to the kids’ activities or church and all those other good things you do. Before you know it, the week is over and you didn’t do nearly all you’d planned. I know
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in Unit Study

Ben Franklin Exhibit Tours the US

Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World is an outstanding traveling exhibition celebrating the 300th birthday of this famous American. It was launched in Philadelphia at the National Constitution Center on December 15, 2005, and is now traveling to major cities throughout the United States. The exhibition examines his contributions in the fields of
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in Unit Study

A Honey of a Unit Study

This past spring, a friend and I arranged a field trip for our children to visit a local beekeeper. This homeschool dad often conducts tours for kids right in his own backyard where his bees are kept. He put on a wonderful, informative, hands-on presentation for us all. We left knowing a lot more about
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Monday, 30 April 2012 / Published in Unit Study

Going Buggy

Many people are fascinated by insects, while others are terrified to be near them. No matter how you may feel about these little crawling creatures, they are an important part of God’s creation. There are over one million species of insects, which is about half of all known animal species! Make time in your homeschool
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