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Spanish Anyone?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anne May 2. 2 Replies 0 Likes
We still have not really tackled a foreign language seriously. I'm asking for your help in choosing a program. Is there any program that you love...and that you actually come out of it being able…Continue
Question on Fantasy Literature
Started this discussion. Last reply by Anne Dec 16, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hello Homeschoolers!I pray you are all doing well and are encouraged to continue on in your homeschool journey....no matter what! :) I have a question about fantasy literature. Our family has not…Continue
Don't forget to Vote Tomorrow
Started Nov 5, 2012 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hello Families,I wanted to remind everyone that tomorrow is a day for prayer and voting. Please vote....vote for marriage....vote for life...vote for family values, vote for homeschooling freedom,…Continue
Mystery of History
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Anyone using Mystery of History for highschool? Any thoughts? Blessings, AnneContinue
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My Top Curriculum Picks
Discussing the various homeschool programs and curricula available used to be a favorite topic of mine. Pouring over catalogs while I drink my afternoon tea is still something I enjoy on occasion, however my enthusiasm is somewhat waning these days. There was a season when I believed that a perfect curriculum, producing amazing results in my children, could actually be found in one of those catalogs. Now though after homeschooling for over 10 years, I’ve come to realize that just as there is no…See More
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Spanish Anyone?
We still have not really tackled a foreign language seriously. I'm asking for your help in choosing a program. Is there any program that you love...and that you actually come out of it being able to converse in the language even a little? Hope everyone is having a wonderful week so far. The Joy of the Lord is our strength! ~AnneSee More
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65 Reasons to Homeschool
Our family has been homeschooling for over 10 years now. The longer we homeschool, the more friends we encounter who have returned to the government school in some form or another (public school at home program, charter etc.) My homeschool mentor warned me that one day we would feel alone as though walking a narrow road...within a narrow road. She was so right and there are…See More
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Question on Fantasy Literature
Hello Homeschoolers!I pray you are all doing well and are encouraged to continue on in your homeschool journey....no matter what! :) I have a question about fantasy literature. Our family has not read much from this genre probably because it has not been a favorite of mine. I love historical fiction, history, biographies etc. Recently over the thanksgiving holiday our relatives came to stay. Although we are all believers, our worldviews seemed to be quite different. They read the Harry…See More
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Don't forget to Vote Tomorrow
Hello Families,I wanted to remind everyone that tomorrow is a day for prayer and voting. Please vote....vote for marriage....vote for life...vote for family values, vote for homeschooling freedom, vote for parental rights, vote for Israel, vote for those who have no voice...our precious babies. Vote for liberty and freedom....in our doctors offices.....freedom of religion....in the public square.Vote your values. May the Lord have mercy up our America. We deserve his judgment and may receive…See More
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Never Discuss Politics or Religion
I know…I know we are not supposed to talk about politics or religion with people. If the truth be told that saying has some wisdom behind it. If we talk about the weather, what we ate for dinner, our new diet, what is on sale at the grocery store, what our pet is doing, how we plan to clean out the garage, our…See More
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Mystery of History
Anyone using Mystery of History for highschool? Any thoughts? Blessings, AnneSee More
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Homeschooling thru High School
Discussion of surviving and even excelling in the high school years! Finishing our homeschool journey with a victorious shout!See More
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My Top Curriculum Picks
Posted on March 23, 2013 at 9:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
Discussing the various homeschool programs and curricula available used to be a favorite topic of mine. Pouring over catalogs while I drink my afternoon tea is still something I enjoy on occasion, however my enthusiasm is somewhat waning these days. There was a season when I believed that a perfect curriculum, producing amazing results in my children, could actually be found in one of those catalogs. Now though after homeschooling for over 10 years, I’ve come to realize that just as there is…
Continue65 Reasons to Homeschool
Posted on March 5, 2013 at 9:40pm 4 Comments 0 Likes
Our family has been homeschooling for over 10 years now. The longer we homeschool, the more friends we encounter who have returned to the government school in some form or another (public school at home program, charter etc.) My homeschool mentor warned me that one day we would feel alone as though walking a narrow road...within a narrow road. She was so right…
Never Discuss Politics or Religion
Posted on October 19, 2012 at 9:46am 14 Comments 1 Like
I know…I know we are not supposed to talk about politics or religion with people. If the truth be told that saying has some wisdom behind it. If we talk about the weather, what we ate for dinner, our new diet, what is on sale at the grocery store, what our pet is doing, how we plan to clean out the…
Blessed by David and Shirley Quine
Posted on August 8, 2012 at 10:52pm 3 Comments 1 Like
I’m not able to attend many homeschool conferences during the year but whenever I have this opportunity, I often return home inspired , motivated, and even more enthusiastic about homeschooling.
Yesterday I had the pleasure of hearing David & Shirley Quine; nationally recognized speakers and authors of…
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BloggerBrett and Dana Adams said…
BloggerBrett and Dana Adams said…
Anne,
How are you doing today? Hope your well! God bless! Dana
BloggerBrett and Dana Adams said…
Hi Anne,
Thank you for your comments and ideas. My boys are in 3rd and 7th grades, and would probably welcome a root canal over having to do math on Saturdays or during the summer! My 3rd grader uses Abeka, and my 7th grader was using Saxon and has just started to use Life of Fred.
I'm trying to decide what math curriculum to use next year for my 3rd grader. I don't care for Abeka. He struggled with it for several months, but now seems to be okay with it. I can't decide what method is best for him. I barely understand the difference between sequential, sequential-mastery, spiral, and incremental approaches.
Any thoughts/suggestions?
Thank you for the friendship invitation -- I appreciate it so! BTW, I love your home page; a real like minded gal :) Abundant blessings!
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