Revelation Cheat Sheet First, let me say that I’m a huge proponent of Bible Scripture interpreting Bible Scripture. I believe that is the surest, most sound way to interpret Scripture without compromising sound Bible doctrine. With that goal in mind, I have put together a list of scriptures to help analyze, interpret, understand, and study […]
Welcome to My Homeschool Clothing Shop! I am so glad you stopped by my Homeschool Clothing Shop today. I have several styles available in many different colors as well. Just click on any image to take you to my TeeSpring storefront where you can safely check out. Once on the TeeSpring site, just select the […]
The purpose of a test is to evaluate whether or not the students have mastered a skill, understand a topic, or retain specific knowledge. Paper tests are efficient in that they are relatively quick and easy to grade. I have nothing against paper tests. In fact, I use paper tests a good bit in my […]
Failing homeschool is not an option in my home. It just isn’t. Ultimately, a test is designed to tell the teacher (ME!) whether or not the students (my kids) have mastered the material or lessons. If they fail the test, they obviously have not mastered the material. If they have not mastered the material, we […]
Once upon a time in a land right here in this very spot, there lived a husband who worked very hard outside the home, a wife who worked very hard inside the home, and three children who liked to test their limits. Sound familiar? Your situation might not be exactly like mine, but children testing […]
With the rise of social media, insults and unsolicited critiques are everywhere. They seem to come at us from every direction. It is more important now than ever that teens know how to handle insults, critiques, and advice. It seems that, unfortunately, far too many teens fall into one of two camps: (1) Those […]
No two learners will learn, or want to learn, in the exact same way. This is why I love to incorporate media into my homeschooling model. Media in homeschooling can be as flexible as your learners needs. Here are my best tips for making media work in your homeschool. Media in Homeschooling Tip #1 Tackle […]
Did you notice the grammatical error or two in my title? Based on my time spent in the homeschooling community, I figured that grammatical errors were the best way to get a homeschool mom’s attention. LOL I have no time to cook, and I know that I’m not alone. Because I know some of you […]
Few things in life can make me feel like a kid again. My Christmas tree is definitely one of those things. Just looking at a Christmas tree can bring back all the wonder and excitement of childhood. The Trisha Dishes Christmas Tree 2016 has a garden theme which adds elements of romance and a touch […]
Are you ready for Thanksgiving? Every year, my mother’s family comes from all over the country to celebrate Thanksgiving together. Siblings, cousins, and second cousins talk, play, eat, and eat some more. We have ruthless board game battles, share stories of years long gone, and catch up on each other’s lives. Even though the celebrations […]