100 COMPLETELY FREE Distance Learning Resources for Homeschoolers

100 COMPLETELY FREE Distance Learning Resources for Homeschoolers-

101 Websites That Every Elementary Teacher Should Know About

101 Websites That Every Elementary Teacher Should Know About

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Check out this matching Girl/Doll outfit that I just purchased for my daughter.
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 God bless and Merry Christmas

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Piano lesson

Angela is learning to play, "Old McDonald"

Animal whisperer

     Here is Angela's pet calf Lucky
She is so good with animals of all shapes and sizes :-)
She sure was sad when Lucky got attacked by bobcats and was killed.
She would run in the pasture with him, like kids racing
They would love on each other.....it was like a part of the family.
This Christmas, I would like to find her a miniature dog of some kind.
Something small enough to lay on her without hurting her.
I could use prayers that we find something priced very reasonable
Update...we found an adorable doggie named Charlie!

Angela singing "Where's the Line to See Jesus" 2010

Mismatch Day Contest

For all my friends and followers who on also on Pinterest, International Homeschool Spirit Week is hosting a contest for the best dressed Mismatch Day. The picture with the most repins, wins $50.00 for homeschool supplies! As you all know, $50.00 is a great help. Please take a moment to click our picture here , then re-pin. Thanks all!!

                                          Click here to re-pin

Raised Right by Alisa Harris

  Harris's childhood years were exactly what you'd envision for a girl raised by conservative parents. She was home-schooled, attended a very traditional church, and spent many days picketing abortion clinics.
College forced her to interact with people who believed differently than she did, while also opening her eyes to the state of politics.
   Harris uses stories from her childhood to illustrate the contrasting beliefs.Anybody who was raised in a strong evangelical environment can certainly relate to the many extreme beliefs the author discusses and quite possibly they, too, have found themselves in the midst of questioning those beliefs as they reached adulthood.
   Harris touches on many topics from abortion, war, economics and the virtue of belonging to a party simply because your parents do.