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Musings from Mrs. D: of Eggs and Armor
I woke up to another glorious day. First on the agenda, humbly present myself to the King for His use today! Next on my list… gather suitable food for lunch (and dinner… it will be another late night). I carefully placed six eggs (always selected by the earliest date on the carton) into a pot and turned on…
Musings from Mrs. D: On Coral Reefs (Part 3)
I’ve been sharing my heart about hidden reefs that can wreck a child’s life, the last one is the “Absence of TRAINING Reef”
Musings from Mrs. D: On Coral Reefs (Part 2)
Last week I shared my heart about the Absence of Faith Reef and the dangers it poses to your children. Today, I want to warn you about the Absence of LOVE Reef.
Musings from Mrs. D: On Coral Reefs (Part 1)
Coral is a marine invertebrate in class Anthozoa, phylum Cnidaria. This phylum is very diverse, and Includes jellyfish and corals. The word Cnidaria comes from the Greek word cnidos meaning “stinging nettle.” Even casually brushing against cnidarians leads to a tactile experience that quickly reinforces the meaning of the name as the nematocysts fire poisoned…
Musings from Mrs. D
We recently visited the Grand Tetons with our extended family. As we enjoyed the beauty there, the Lord impressed some things on my mind that I would like to share with you. Looking at String Lake (at the foot of Mount Moran in the Grand Tetons) “So teach us to number our days that we…
Living Science Homeschool Graduation: A Time of Reflection and Celebration
A few weeks ago, sixteen Living Science seniors walked into a lovely local church escorted by their very proud parents. They walked across a stage, received diplomas from Living Science and from their parents, and moved their tassels, signifying the completion of their high school education. And these sixteen seniors recessed alone after the ceremony,…
Homeschoolers and Dual Enrollment
Georgia’s dual enrollment program allows high school students, beginning in ninth grade, to take college classes to fulfill both high school and college requirements. The program, called Move on When Ready (MOWR) is available to all Georgia high school students. The majority of Georgia’s state institutions and many private colleges are participating. The State pays…
Homeschooling Science, Hybrid Schools and STEM
While many homeschooling families sail through the elementary years, some parents start to have concerns when their children are ready for middle school or high school. As students mature and school becomes more rigorous, it becomes more difficult to cover the entire curriculum with confidence. This is often especially true as parent/teachers seek to…
The Value of Hybrid Homeschool Programs
Over the past several years, there has been tremendous growth in home schooling, particularly among “hybrid” home-schoolers willing to blur the educational lines of public and private education. Hybrid programs meet a select number of times per a week, but students still do most of their schooling at home with their parents on the other…
Navigating Schooling Options For Your Child: Home School Programs
As a parent, it can be difficult to find the perfect fit for your child’s unique educational needs. One option, which is growing in popularity, is a homeschool program model or hybrid school. This approach allows for the tailoring of curricula, and the customization of teaching styles, which best fits a student’s needs. Also, this…
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