From the monthly archives:

October 2009

An interesting thing happened today. I decided to go through my closet, and tackled my shoes first. To fully appreciate this story, you need to know a few things.
1. I used to be a shoe-freak. I had enough shoes at one point to wear a different pair every day for two months. Not just ordinary [...]

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Today I spent over two hours changing every reference to my daughters on this blog and gave them new nicknames. I listened to an Online Ministry Conference session the other day and the speaker Darcy shared her reasons for giving her kids nicknames on her blog.  (And if you haven’t read her blog, you must.  [...]

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Today, I am posting at Homeschool Classroom about a simple way to use anecdotal records in homeschool.
Back in my days as a pre-k teacher at a private Christian school, I was trained to keep anecdotal records on my students.  My school didn’t actually require them, but I found that the parents really appreciated them [...]

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I wrote about our course of study for my eighth grader here.  Here is what we’re doing for my first grader, Soleil.
Bible
Tapestry of Grace Bible Survey/Church history selections
I love Tapestry of Grace (TOG) at both ages we’re doing now.  We are working our way through the Old testament right now, and I love how it [...]

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I had a couple things in mind for my next post. I still need to share our course of study for first grade. I have a review I’m working on for SpellQuizzer. I was on my blog’s dashboard today, though, and saw that I have 99 posts. Which means…this is my
100th post!
Thought it should be [...]

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Today I am posting an idea to get your family involved in giving while celebrating a fun holiday at Heart of the Matter.
On November 11th, countries around the world will celebrate Martinmas, the holiday honoring St. Martin of Tours, a Roman soldier-turned monk.  According to legend, St. Martin came upon a scantily clad beggar one [...]

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