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You're not alone--12 Homeschooling Moms Share Their Day
12:50 AM, Jun. 25, 2009
What is your Lifestyle of Learning?
Would you like a peek into the lives and homes of experienced homeschooling families? Need some practical help, encouragement, and motivation? Learn how others homeschool--their routines, curriculum, faith, and so much more! The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine presents the E-Book . . . ![]() How I Homeschool Twelve Families Share Their Lifestyle of Learning What makes other homeschooling families so successful? Learn what works for families of every size, including some working from home, some new to homeschooling, and even homeschool graduates themselves! These families share their unique lifestyle of learning, revealing a glimpse into their thriving homeschool households. Is homeschooling a delight to you and your children? Maybe you could use a few good ideas for the coming school year! How I Homeschool contributors share a fresh supply of information and inspiration you'll enjoy, such as:
-Carie Shinn, Wheeler, Illinois
You'll want to bask in the wisdom shared by homeschooling moms in these chapters:
"I'm always being pulled in a million different directions, the house is always a mess, and my kids have to be told what to do over and over." Sound familiar? Can you relate to Crazy Mom? Enjoy her encouragement sprinkled with comedy as she shares from her heart and home while you laugh and learn! By the end of her story, you will understand the moral: " . . . love God, love your family, keep on doing what you're doing (but try to do better,) pray hard, work hard, have some fun, and don't quit. I have been sowing for many years and am just now seeing a glimpse of the harvest. Imagine that--some sane advice from Crazy Mom! You can do it; yes, you can!"
Margaret Delle, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, described the book beautifully when she said: "The How I Homeschool E-Book consists of honest accounts by normal homeschooling families about how their days go and how they accomplish homeschooling. Some households are hectic and crazy (by their own admission), others more structured, and a lot in between. And much to my surprise, there seem to be a lot of homeschooling moms that don't have everyone breakfasted and dressed by 7:30 a.m. That was reassuring to me. Everybody from unschoolers to highly scheduled homeschooling families will enjoy peeking into the lives of other families to see how they do things, what they struggle with, how they schedule their days, how they get over the hurdles they encounter. It's a fairly quick read, but a gem all the same." Have you become frustrated teaching writing to your son or daughter? Get a glimpse of how Meredith implemented an incredibly creative, yet simple, writing assignment program with her son: "I didn't think that J was where he needed to be with his writing, so we're not doing a formal writing, language arts, or reading program. Instead, for every book he reads, he has to write a paper at least one page in length. That's about a paper every two weeks. We work on capital letters, punctuation, sentence structure, how to put a good report together, paragraph construction, etc. I'm also able to add spelling to this format because every word he spells wrong is added to a spelling list for the week. He studies those words during the week, and then he has a test at the end of the week. I think this has done a world of good for him! ![]() That's the beauty of homeschooling. If it doesn't work, find something that does! Change it up and move on, and don't sweat the small stuff (because in the end, it's all small stuff). Enjoy your children and your time together, and learn something new with them!" -Meredith Duke, How I Homeschool contributor
There's so much to discover! Homeschooling moms share how they:
This book is written by homeschool moms so much like you--so what do other moms like you have to say about it? "You'll read here how each family has struggled and persevered in their homeschool and how they are blessed by their decision. How I Homeschool is a good E-Book to acquire in your digital library. The majority of homeschool books that I have read so far focus on the whys and methodologies of homeschooling. How I Homeschool gives you a picture, or a "day in the life," of these homeschooling families." -Michelle Padrelanan, Paranaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines
"Everybody who homeschools has their own style, and yet it all comes out okay. This is the message I got from The Old Schoolhouse's newest E-Book titled How I Homeschool. That's a pretty encouraging book if you are looking for some affirmation on your homeschool journey (and aren't we all?)." -Amy Blevins, Haymarket, Virginia
"This E-Book is full of inspiration for the new homeschooler as well as the seasoned homeschool family. I love how each family shares their own unique way of homeschooling as they mold their schedules to meet the needs of their families. I was encouraged when reading about how they homeschooled. I felt like I wasn't alone in my ways of teaching my children and curriculum choices I've made for them over the years. I gleaned new ways of teaching the basic skills to my children that are fun and hands-on. I was reassured that homeschooling involves a lot of flexibility that I always seem to forget, and get frustrated easily with the same question: "Am I doing enough?" While reading these stories, I was remembering how homeschooling styles can change from year to year and not to sweat the small stuff." -Lynn Pitts, Great Falls, Montana
Spend some time getting to know other homeschooling families, feel encouraged as you read of their struggles and triumphs, and learn from their open hearts and homes as they share the day-to-day experiences that are their homeschools. ![]() We teach our children to learn from us, learn from other Christians, learn from experience, learn from the past, and look to the future. How I Homeschool is an E-Book for homeschooling parents to learn from the experience of other Christian homeschooling parents with knowledge to share. Providing encouragement, real help for the day-to-day tasks, and excitement for your homeschool tomorrow, learn from homeschoolers striving for the best education for their children--one that will build their faith as it builds them intellectually. Enjoy reading as you learn, and learn as you read
How I Homeschool right now! "Every family employs different methods in home education, and we have much to learn from each other." -Kelly Russell, How I Homeschool Contributor
Gain insight as you develop your own lifestyle of learning, beginning today! Wherever you are in your homeschooling journey, How I Homeschool could make a BIG difference for your family! $12.45 is such a small price to pay when compared with the value of information presented! Comments
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