The longer this break continues, the antsier and antsier I get to start school again. I am so excited to see what this new year will bring. I have to chuckle at this point-of-view because while most parents can’t wait to send their kids back to school, I can’t wait to do school with them. Homeschooling is amazing.
On to this week’s links!
My Favorite Posts:
It Takes a Parent, Not a Policy– National Review
Sammy Rhodes: Stop Genuflecting and Preach the Gospel– Timothy J. Hammons
What Can We Preach to Orlando?– Timothy J. Hammons
My Biggest Homeschool Regret– My Little Poppies
Homeschool Regrets: What I’d Go Back and Change– Life at the Table
Posts You May Have Missed:
Dear Leftists, You’ve Got It All Wrong!!
My Word for 2014 (Even Though I Had No Plans to Jump on the Bandwagon)
Tailoring a Homeschool Curriculum to Fit Your Child (And Not the Other Way Around)
Why Should We Homeschool?- Part 8- Learning from Life
Why Should We Homeschool?- Part 9- Socialization
(This post contains affiliate links.)
Books Worth Reading:
Hope Unfolding- Grace-Filled Truth for the Momma’s Heart– Becky Thompson
The Spiritual Warfare Answer Book– Dr. David Jeremiah
Give Your Child the World-Jamie C. Martin
A Flower Blooms on Charlotte Street– Milam McGraw Propst
The Year of Learning Dangerously: Adventures in Homeschooling– Quinn Cummings
That’s it for this week. Next week I’m considering adding some good family movies in with the books to add some variety. What do you think? Any suggestions?
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As a retired public school teacher and a non-parent, I love to be around homeschoolers. In fact, I go to a family of four children weekly as they homeschool to help the youngest in some of his work. I think it is wonderful that you cannot wait!! Makes me smile.
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I think it’s awesome that you help people that way! What a blessing. 🙂
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Thanks for sharing this extensive list of links! Looks like great suggestions on there.
I miss homeschooling. My kids are grown now, but I LOVED it! 🙂
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I was just saying to my daughter the other day that I don’t know what I’m going to do with my time when we’re all done homeschooling. (It won’t be for a while- our youngest is three!) My daughter replied that I can help her homeschool her future kids. That made my day!
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