Homeschooling - How To Begin

Homeschooling – How To Begin

Authored by Dr. Paul D. Lindstrom, taken from his radio program titled “There’s No Place Like Home.” Where To Begin If you decide to teach your children at home, and by that, I mean, in science, history, math, and so and so on, where do you begin?  While education is a legitimate function of the family, it is an awesome responsibility.  Parents should carefully consider all aspects of the matter before they actually begin the […]

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10 Historic Homeschooled Americans That Changed History

10 Historic Homeschooled Americans That Changed History

In his book, Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business,[1] author Neil Postman describes the growth and outright dominance of the entertainment industry and the all-pervading influence it has had upon American culture. More to the point – the book illustrated how a culture could literally be dumbed down by the type of entertainment it dealt with on a weekly basis. Our modern debased culture appears to be the result

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FREE PRINTABLE DOWNLOAD Fun Valentine's Day Activity Book

FREE Fun Valentine’s Day Activity Book

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Homeschool Fun! FREE PRINTABLE DOWNLOADFun Valentine’s Day Activity Book https://www.homeschools.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/CLH-Fun-Valentines-Day-Activity-Book.pdf Themed Monthly Homeschool Activities A monthly theme will keep your homeschool experiences engaging and relevant, encouraging creativity, learning, and exploration! Here are some ideas for February: February Theme: Friendship and Kindness Valentine’s Day Cards: Make homemade cards and learn about writing kind notes to friends and family. Random Acts of Kindness Challenge: Create a kindness calendar where your children complete daily

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Keeping Your Focus

Keeping Your Focus

There is a strong connection with the book of Deuteronomy and the modern home schooling movement. I know for my father who played a key role in the early days of the modern home education movement, the book of Deuteronomy was very important. One of the key texts from Deuteronomy is chapter 6 and verses 6-8. Deut. 6:6 “And these words which I command you today shall be in your heart. 7 You shall teach them diligently to

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10 Vintage Skills to Teach Your Homeschooler

10 Vintage Skills to Teach Your Homeschooler

Do You Remember Those Traditional Skills? Do you remember those timeless skills that our grandparents once mastered and the wisdom that seems to have faded over the years? What about the invaluable knowledge we’ve lost along the way? Is there still a place for imparting these forgotten skills, and perhaps even some old-fashioned techniques? “Traditional skills” such as baking bread, gardening, sewing, car repairs, upcycling, working with animals, knowing the land, and understanding local flora

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