Have you ever woke up one morning and said to yourself, "Whose kid is this? Certainly, not mine!" Overnight, your child has turned into a totally new person - the sweet, little grade schooler is now a hormone-producing, young adult. If you somehow miss this alteration, they are sure to let you know....
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Alpha Omega Publications - Homeschooling
Homeschool View - September 2006
One natural benefit of homeschooling is the ability to take advantage of educational opportunities as they arise. Switching gears is easy when you are in charge of your children's education, whether it's a special exhibit at the zoo or a business trip with Dad. These changes are often referred to as "chasing rabbits" because they lead down unexpected educational trails....
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According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 80 percent of the employees who lose their jobs do so because of poor work ethics rather than a lack of occupational skills. Business and industry leaders are beginning to realize that work ethics are just as important as polished resumes. They are now looking for young people who display essential work ethics in their daily job performance. ...
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Because Jesus was a master teacher, He is a great example for us to model in homeschooling our children. Christ was never afraid to speak in public and His love was always communicated to those who heard Him. He knew how to bring people to a point of understanding, confession, and forgiveness....
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The kitchen sink can make an effective and economical science lab for homeschool moms. Below are two simple lessons about polar and nonpolar molecules that can be done easily by any kitchen scientist....
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