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2012 CHAP Homeschool Convention Giveaway
Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 CHAP Homeschool Convention Giveaway. The winner of the Kindle Fire donated by Hal Hammaker of Enders Insurance Associates is Peter Martindell. The winner of 1 week of camp for a child/teen at Camp Susque is Michelle Crooker. The winner of 1 week of camp for a child/teen at [...]
SPELLING – MY LEAST FAVORITE SUBJECT
by Allison Gentala Spelling. Ah, spelling. My least favorite subject. When I spell a word out loud, I think of that scene from Anne of Green Gables where Anne is the only student who can spell Chrysanthemum. C-H-R-Y-S-A-N-T-H-E-M-U-M. Even in the movie, it seems so dry. And yet, we all need to know how to [...]
The Holy Grail of Getting Your Husband Involved in Homeschooling
by Todd Wilson Let me just say up front that my passion is showing dads how to be more involved in their families and especially in their homeschools. Now if I were writing to a bunch of men, I’d give them all kinds of practical ideas and thoughts on how to do that. But this [...]
1 Corinthians 13 for Homeschool Moms
If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and teach my children Latin conjugations, Chinese, and Portuguese, but do not have love, I have become a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal, and no matter what I say, they will not hear me. If I have the gift of prophecy, and [...]
A Real Mom’s Homeschool: Ten Things I’ve Learned the Hard Way
by Maggie Hogan What are your priorities? Are you the type to plan ahead? Do you have lists for daily activities, weekly menus, grocery items, and coupons … or even a list of things for which you need to make a list? Or instead, do you find yourself disorganized and short on teaching time? I [...]
A MOM’S SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY
by Vicki Bentley Some of you have read my articles on “Beginning the Homeschool Journey,” and you know I have often been geographically challenged during the trip, both figuratively and physically. As we come to the end (sigh) of our homeschool “road,” I couldn’t resist one last “travel” analogy! Imagine this crooned by a misty-eyed [...]
