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Jul. 25, 2008
The State of Education: The Future Has Arrived

“The homeschooling movement in the United States has reached a level of institutional maturity that few could have predicted only a decade or two ago. A massive infrastructure is in place, from curriculum companies to social groups, catering to the millions of people who engage in homeschooling.” - Thomas E, Woods, Jr., Crime Against the State: Why Progressives Hate Homeschooling

 

I wonder if many of today's homeschoolers can really understand what an incredible phenomenon, even miracle, the growth of homeschooling over the past two decades is.

 

My first year homeschooling -- 1985 -- I had never even heard the term. I met my first fellow homeschooler during my second year of teaching my children and started a homeschool group that same year.

 

When my oldest son reached fourth grade, I discovered Saxon Math. The program started with the 65 book. The 54 book was in the test-marketing stage and I was part of the target group for the test. My copy was completely handwritten. Each chapter was stapled together and added to the pile of other chapters.

 

I coordinated the first curriculum fair in my area that invited actual publishers (prior to that, families would get together once a year to show their curriculum, which is still a good idea). Hundreds of the companies that set up at fairs today did not exist twenty – or even ten – years ago.

 

The most common response I encountered when people discovered I homeschooled was: “Is that legal?” Today it’s: “I know someone who does that.”

 

Even the word “homeschool” has evolved. During most of my homeschool years it was two separate words, and while many parents said they home schooled, you never heard a child say he or she home schooled, but rather that he was home schooled.

 

In some ways, I think this last thing may be the most important bit of progress. While my children have always been self-educators, they never used the terminology of self-education: I homeschool.

 

Maybe it would be good for us to impress upon our children the full potential of those words used by a student: I homeschool. I take an active role in my education. Education is not something I just wait for someone to do to me.

 

This is how we produce those “lifelong learners” the teaching industry is so fond of talking about and so loathe to actually empower.

 

Tammy Drennan has homeschooled and helped others start homeschooling for 23 years. Her web sites and blogs include: www.homeschoolstarter.com and www.educationconversation.wordpress.com.

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Jul. 25, 2008
Freebie Finder - WorkSheetWorks.com

WOW!  Here is one of my new favorite FREE websites!

http://www.worksheetworks.com/ is an unbelievable site with so many great customizable features I have just scratched the surface as to what it does!  So far I have made customized handwriting sheet, word searches and maps.  The site says it has over  millions of combinations and I believe it does!

My 7 year old daughter is thrilled with the handwriting sheets.  She can tell me what she wants to write, we type it in and out comes a handwriting sheet in cursive for her to practice with!  She was also thrilled when I made her a word search that included words about her American Girl doll Felicity! (Felicity, horse, patriot, revolutionary war, etc.)

If you have a kid like mine who cannot get enough "schoolwork" this site is going to be a favorite for you too!


Happy Homeschooling,

Jamin

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Jul. 24, 2008
Math Resources

We are half way through summer!  This is the time of year  when homeschool parents start planning for the Fall.  This time of year can also be a great time to start working on some fun review items with your kids to get them ready for the new school year.  Here are some great Math items we just added to the schoolhouse Store.

E-Book: "Adding Alligators" and Other Easy-to-Read Math Stories 

25 Engaging, Reproducible Stories with Math Problems That Build Early Math Skills.  Kids read easy and adorable math stories, then solve companion word problems! Reinforces addition, subtraction, shapes, patterns, time, money & more!

E-Book: 15 Easy & Irresistible Math Mini-Books 

Reproducible easy-to-read stories and activities that invite kids to add, subtract, measure, tell time, and practice other important early math skills.

E-Book: 15 Fun and Easy Games for Young Learners: Math 

Reproducible, Easy-to-Play Learning Games That Help Kids Build Essential Math Skills
Play Hickory Dickory Clock, Pocket Change, and other games to build skills, such as time, money, patterns, and more!

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Jul. 24, 2008
Two New Bills That Should Scare You

The Pre-K Act (HR 3289) and Education Begins at Home (HR 2343) are two bills that if made into law could give the government control over how to raise your own children. Click on the links above to read the full bill or you can go to World Net Daily to read a summary of the bills.

Education does begin at home but the teachers are the parents, not the government. While this bill seeks to intervene for those infants that may be at risk, the bill does not clarify whether or not a parent has the right to say no.  Instead it reads that if the child fits under this category or that category they are at risk and must be given help. Not everyone with a low-income is a drug addict or an abusive parent.

The Pre-K Act would encourage parents to put their children in a government approved pre-school, with a degree holding pre-school teacher, so that the government can raise them up.  This of course would happen with a visit by a state trained employee who will know how to make preschool sound like a wonder no child should miss and make you feel neglectful for not even considering it.

As it stands right now, many hospitals already have a visiting nurse come to your home after you have had a baby, on the premise "to help you if you need it".  I had a friend who lived just across the street from me who had a visiting nurse come by and then turn her in for child abuse because her house was a mess.  Imagine that, a mom with a newborn baby and a three year old running around in a messy house. The nurse claimed that it was unhealthy for the baby.  There was no mention of how unhealhty it was for the three year old and the baby couldn't even roll over yet or pick up things off the floor to put into its mouth. I asked my friend why she had even allowed the woman to come visit her.  She said, "I didn't know that I could tell her no." The charges were later dropped and my friend learned a lesson, it's your house, it's your child, you can say no.  Especially to someone who isn't there just for the purpose they are claiming to be there for.

Both bills point out that states, teachers, and parents must comply with the law in order to gain the funds and services, as always.  It's their way or no way.

Tia Linschied
Senior Editor of HSB

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Jul. 23, 2008
Kindergarten Blues

I read an article today by a mom who was wondering if her daughter was ready for kindergarten.  In some ways she is and others she may not be but the "professionals" told her not to worry about it.

This mom has some valid concerns, she wants her daughter to love learning.  One of the professionals she heard or read from said, in short, that a lot will depend on how good the teacher is.  (You can read the full statement in the second to last paragraph.)  So what happens if you get a teacher who is not good at helping a child who needs extra help in a given area?  What if there is no time?  What if the teacher just stinks all together? 

For any mom, I'd encourage you to take a deeper look at homeschooling.  You may decide it isn't for you, but I noticed that it wasn't even addressed in the article.  Homschooling will fit all of your child's needs because you know exactly what it is they need.  You'll be able to keep that love of learning in them as well. 

Tia Linschied
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Jul. 21, 2008
Minute to Minute - Kindergarten Cornered

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We at TOS know how hard it can be to teach young children the basics. That's why we make available FREE resources like the Preschool Academics E-Book and the Kindergarten Korner, featuring TOS articles filled with helpful advice on how to teach your child in the early years. We know that early learning takes constant repetition and perseverance from you and your child. But in the end, when your child reads that first sentence, you are blessed with a feeling of overwhelming accomplishment!
 
This week's reader, Tammy, has just completed her first year as a homeschool mom of a preschooler, but she worries about next year. She knows from here on, learning  will be more intense, and she wonders how she'll ever keep up with homeschooling her young daughter and taking care of her ill, aging mother. Both need her constant attention. Is it possible to homeschool while taking care of an aging parent? You tell us.
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Help!!!! I am new to homeschooling. How do I homeschool my preschool age daughter and take care of my aging mother at the same time? My mom requires constant attention to see what she is doing and where she is. She constantly interrupts me when I do preschool with my daughter now. She interferes greatly, and it is a challenge to even teach ABCs and 123s. How in the world can I start homeschooling my daughter in Kindergarten? Thanks for any help you can give.
 
A New Homeschooling Mom,
 
Tammy
Homeschooling Resource
 Spring 08 TOS Magazine
 
TOS Magazine's Spring 2008 Digital Back Issue features articles that will help you educate your preschooler. Inside this issue you'll find "How to Homeschool a Preschooler--Should We?" as well as other helpful tips and resources that will aid you in homeschooling your preschooler. Download your copy today!

Homeschooling Resource
 abc safari
ABC Safari, written and illustrated by Karen Lee, encourages your Kindergartener to learn his ABCs in a new and exciting way. This wonderfully durable book, available in soft or hardcover, takes your child on a "trek through a swamp, a puddle, a pond, in lakes and the river, and the ocean beyond." Your child will help find animals on this fun safari adventure. The book also includes a "For Creative Minds" educational section  with sorting cards and animal fun facts.
 
If you have any suggestions or ideas on how Tammy can homeschool her kindergarten age daughter while taking care of her aging mother, please email us. Emailing or otherwise responding to this email constitutes permission for The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, LLC to publish, post, reprint and distribute part or all of your response in the Minute to Minute E-Newsletter, the print, digital and online versions of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine, on Company websites and in other Company publications.
 
Sincerely,
Elisabeth Marlowe, Minute to Minute Editor
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Jul. 18, 2008
The State of Education: In Six Words

You’ve probably seen it by now – the “sum up your life in six words” craze. Sounds impossible at first, but people have come up with some pretty witty and moving stuff. How about summing up your “state of education” in six words? I spent a little time playing around with some possibilities to offer an idea of the variety of ways you might approach it. Then I got to thinking – why not start a single-purpose blog? So after you post your six-worders here, how about popping over to www.homeschoolinsixwords.wordpress.com and doing it there?

S
amples...

 

Broke the mold. Ignored the critics.

 

Franklin. Mill. Lincoln. Edison. My kids.

 

Dog ate the textbooks. Thank goodness.

 

Four corners of the earth – school.

 

Homeschool – is there any other way?

 

God made parents. Man made schools.

 

Curriculum + Love = Our School

 

Trying out school of hard knocks.

 

Learning and growing together from home.

 

 

Tammy Drennan has homeschooled and helped others start homeschooling for 23 years. Her web sites and blogs include: www.homeschoolstarter.com and www.educationconversation.wordpress.com.

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Jul. 18, 2008
Freebie Finder - Math Riddle E-Book

Are you looking for a fun way to keep your children’s math skills up over the summer? Here is a fun free Math Riddle E-Book I came across that seems like it is “summer school” worthy.  At the top of each page there is a riddle to be answered.  Once the math problems are answered then answers can be used to solve the riddle!  Sounds like fun to me!

 

Happy Homeschooling,

Jamin

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Jul. 17, 2008
CLAIM: Kids Who Says "Yuck" to Foreign Food May Be Racist ~ Huh?!

LONDON, July 7 (UPI) -- Toddlers who say "yuck" when given flavorful foreign food may be exhibiting racist behavior, a British government-sponsored organization says.

The London-based National Children's Bureau released a 366-page guide counseling adults on recognizing racist behavior in young children, The Telegraph reported Monday.

The guide, titled Young Children and Racial Justice, warns adults that babies must also be included in the effort to eliminate racism because they have the ability to "recognize different people in their lives."

The bureau says to be aware of children who "react negatively to a culinary tradition other than their own by saying yuck."

"Racist incidents among children in early years settings tend to be around name-calling, casual thoughtless comments and peer group relationships," the guide says.

Staff members are advised not to ignore racist actions and to condemn them when they occur.


Copyright 2008 by United Press International

See the dangerous things that happen when a country signs the "UN Treaty on the Rights of the Child"?  England and Canada have been prime examples of the out-landishness that putting the govenment in control of "all things children" will do - both to society and, most importantly, to the family. 

I don't understand why the simple option of personal preference isn't taken into consideration here.  So now, in England, are we to assume that children can't prefer one candy over another, one flavor over another, Italian food instead of Chinese?  I suppose so.  

So, just in case you didn't know, the things that make your children unique and wonderful also - according to the 'state' - make them racists. 

Will they then start putting pets to sleep because they prefer certain people over others?  Have you ever seen a dog raised in the home of people or a particular color that barked at people of another color walking down the street?  Is that dog racist or does it simply enjoy its own family and the safety of its own home?  A friend just told me about a parrot they had that hated women...yet would fly to the shoulder of any man and coo to its heart's content.  Once when we went to Holmes County and were about to take an Amish buggy ride, the gentleman driving our buggy had the only white buggy horse used by an Amish family.  He said that when they go "to meeting" on Sundays that he had to tie up his buggy "out of biting distance" because the other bay colored (dark brown body w/black mane, forlock & tail) horses didn't like him and woud bite him!  Were those horses racists?

What these government "experts" don't want to understand is that everyone, even an animal, has a personal preference.  Our taste buds enjoy different things.  God made us unique!  Uniqueness is something utterly lost when the government gets involved...you MUST like every type of food!...you MUST go to a school confined to one building...only with children of the same age...only taught by government fed teachers who only teach what they were taught...the WAY they were taught to teach it!  Whew! 

Freedom is far less exhausting!

Blessings from Ohio, Kim Wolf<><

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Jul. 16, 2008
Walking (sometimes running) through the seasons - Home Where We Belong

Summer – it’s supposed to be some kind of a break isn’t it?  A break from the norm, going to the beach, gardening (one of my favorite pastimes), vacationing, etc.  But it doesn’t seem to be so at our house.  Oh, we do the summer things.  It is a break from the norm … but it’s CRAZY BUSY! 

Every year, we go to Word of Life Family Campground in beautiful Schroon Lake, New York, for a week.  It comes right after we have wrapped up school, and my quarterly reports are due to my school district, along with my letter of intent and annual assessments for the year.  I think I’m going to lose my mind every year, and this year was no different.   

The laundry that fell behind during “busy June” now needs to be caught up (actually, it is rarely caught up - shhhh).  We not only needed to pack, but we needed to know what we are lacking so we can purchase items we may need.  Also, get the dog to the vet for the rabies shot, brush her out really good because it's shedding season.  Oops, her license is expiring.  Renew that ... Teenage son wants more driving practice ... the list seems never-ending.   

We have been spending a week at Word of Life Family Campground for the past 10 years, and have stayed in a tent the past two years.  We love tenting, but it is a lot of work!  The week is full of great bible teaching – the cream of the crop of bible teachers.  We had Ray Pritchard and Jimmy DeYoung as our main speakers.  I tried to do all of our meals at the campsite, so that was a lot of beforehand preparation.  I did as much at home as I could, then froze it so all I had to do was warm it up at camp.  So it wasn’t so bad, but it was still a lot of work – hauling the dishes up to the bathhouse, where there’s a utility sink with counter space – keeping the cooler cold with fresh ice daily - makes you appreciate home, that’s for sure.  And it helps you to know you can do more than maybe you think you can do.  I thought on the way home from camp, after packing up three tents, all cooking utensils, propane grill and stove, fishing poles, air mattresses (with help, of course)… oh, so tired … they should sell exit T-shirts that say “I survived my week of tenting at Word of Life Family Campground.”  Even as the thought entered my mind, I remembered – “I had the same thought on my way home last year.” 

I have had one week to recoup.  Sort of.  It’s been a week of laundry and getting things back in place.  And sleeping.  Sometimes three (short) naps a day.  Am I getting too old for this sort of thing?  Thankfully, I am finding my energy is returning.  I feel ready to tackle the rest of summer with it’s projects and fun.   

I said all of that to say, I can’t wait for school to start so we can get routine back!  I love the start of a new school year.  It’s never really new, we just pick up where we left off.  But there’s always a chance to readjust or try something just a little bit different.  I’m not trying to hurry summer.  The most difficult (but rewarding!) part is over.  I plan on enjoying the garden, getting to the beach at least once (I wish there were family friendly beaches!), and I long to spend endless hours with my boys, in a creek with minnows and crayfish, and salamanders; relive my childhood a bit.   

But when fall comes, I won’t bemoan the end of summer.  It will be a continuation of learning – always learning, but in a different season, and with a bit more structure.  We would also really love to visit the Creation Museum – whether to end summer, or kick off school. 

And the seasons, they go round and round … home where WE belong. 


Deb Turner (Homeschooling From the Heart)
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