Did you know that, according to the National Study of Youth and Religion, many American teenagers believe… · That God’s primary purpose is to help when we’re in trouble · That all good people go to heaven · That church is just another thing to do, and that it’s a great place to build […]
Sharing Precious Treasures (part 2)
Here are some of my “nuggets.” Feel free to add yours! Eating and sleeping are where it all begins. During my re-reading of Charlotte Mason’s original series, I was surprised to find that she addresses eating before she details the basis of her approach. Water, and lots of it. Less sugar. Fruits and vegetables. […]
Sharing Precious Treasures (part 1)
We’ve been “back in school” for a week now. In truth, I could have used another week to prepare after returning from vacation, but I was so excited about this year, with a preschooler learning a bit more formally and a “back to basics” approach to learning in general. We were very laid back this […]
Relishing dependence, at least for now
We are tagging along with the hubby on business here in the warm (read heat on steroids) area of the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. I always enjoy the tropical landscape, so different from home, and the friendliness of the people. With the majority of the population here being of Spanish descent, we have a great […]
Considering a non-traditional route
For those who are considering home education or who will begin this year: Without doubt, from the moment you began to think about homeschooling, you have had visions of school days dancing in your head. Were your “students” in desks for 7-8 hours each day? Were they perusing through textbook after textbook? The […]
