Things You Ought to Know has a funny YouTube channel where folks write in and ask how things work. They research the topic and put out a video like this one on the "Things We Say Wrong." It's funny and informative and presented in Art of Eloquence style.
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Each Monday, I've been sharing the most effective ways to answer some of the common questions homeschoolers are asked. I have already discussed five issues: why, legality, socialization, education and extra curricular activities. I only have two more issues I want to address and this week's issue is good questions. There are many good questions to ask yourself when you are thinking about home education so it is only logical that others who are unfamiliar with homeschooling would ask them too! We've already discussed socialization and what options are open to homeschoolers for activities. Here are a few more. Answering these questions is pretty straight forward. As Sargent Friday used to say, "Just the facts, Ma'am." 1. How much does...
For almost 8 years I've been talking about the incredible power of speech communication. Words are powerful things. After all, God spoke the world into existence! "God said let there be light and there was. For years I've been telling you about the power of words and now I can show you just how powerful words can be...
This sign demonstrates the unbelievable power of words...to forbid dying...at least right there! LOL
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So far in my article series, "A Question of Homeschooling," I've shared four of the most common questions homeschoolers are asked: Why do you homeschool?, Is homeschooling legal?, What about socialization? and Do you KNOW anything?. This week I want to share something that happened to me recently. My son has been taking a gymnastics class once a week this year. Since they had no classes during the middle of the day, they were willing to allow homeschoolers a significant discount. My son loves it. His favorite thing is the trampoline. They had two full classes during the school year. Unfortunately, most of the kids were taking the summer off so they reluctantly combined the two classes which ended up...
Art Linkletter passed away last week and prayers went up for his family. My dd brought this video to my attention and I just had to post it for this week's Friday Funnies. WARNING: Be sure you don't have anything in your mouth while watching. We don't want you to choke.
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