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Get Started Homeschooling Today: Veteran homeschoolers help you lay the
foundation to start homeschooling….today! [Steve and Kara Murphy]
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Building a Solid Home: The parallels between building a house and building your
homeschool [Cheryl Bastian]
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Firm Foundations, Fulfilled Dreams: An interview with homeschooler C.J.
Darlington, winner of the 2008 Operation First Novel Award, with tips for young
writers and their teachers [Marti Pieper]
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Christ the Sold Rock: In Memoriam: Christopher J. Klicka (1961-2009) [Marilyn
Rockett]
- An Overview of the History of Israel and Egypt: Tie the past of these two
nations together to get a picture of true history as recorded in the Bible [Ruth
Beechick]
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Focus on Writing: Writing on Rock: Good writing is built on a sold foundation.
In this article, learn how to define your ideas and approach, and to throw "big
rocks" at your writing. [Rachel Starr Thomson]
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Lessons for Little Ones: Soup Built Upon a Rock?: Stone Soup by
Marcia Brown provides an opportunity to head to the kitchen to cook with your
child. Boil a batch of Stone Soup with your young ones using this resource.
[Kara Murphy]
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Living Literature: Using Stories to Teach: Learning to Handle Calamity: Through
books, children discover and identify a variety of emotions and situations which
prepare them for the future. Explore the ancient world through The Mark of
the Maker (ages 6-10), The Bronze Bow (ages 8-12), and The Silver
Chalice (ages 13+) and discuss the questions these selections address.
- Exploring the Arts: John Singer Sargent: An artist study featuring a picture
study of Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose. [Emily Cottrill]
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Building Blocks: |
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First Year: Not This Morning!: Sometimes what we visualize and how our
homeschooling actually goes is very different. This is one mom's journey to seek
the Lord's plan. [Michelle Miller]
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Nature in Life: Feeble Mountain Folk: What is this "coney" creature making its
home in rocks that Proverbs 30 speaks of? Hyraxes, or rock rabbits, help us see
the importance of living on the Rock. [Rachel Starr Thomson]
- Economics: Economy Built on the Sand: Studying The Creature from Jekyll Island:
A Second Look at the Federal Reserve by G. Edward Griffin [Ruth Beechick]
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...and much more!
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encouragement and spiritual growth to Christian families involved in the mission
of educating their children.
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