About Us
We are blessed with 12 children. Our two eldest have been blessed with 5 children so far and each has a wonderful spouse. We have enjoyed 23 years of homeschooling and look forward to many more. We view children as a gift from the Lord and our privilege, duty, joy and honor to teach them His gospel.
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2011-2012 Family Read Alouds
Books I open when time permits 2011-2012
The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who cannot read them. Mark Twain
A Mother's Heart is the Child's Classroom
so cute designs
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R.C.Sproul~
kenzie
For some reason Kenzie has been interested in learning about the Constitution of the Untied States. She found a book on the shelf by Applewood Books on the Constitution and asked if she could read it. Sure, go ahead!! Never mind that it is far above her grade level. So she reads the first 3 paragraphs and looks at me and says: "I think Obama should read this book!! Then as she walked off I heard her say: "course he probably doesn't even know about it! (meaning the constitution)"
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Education choices are not neutral
When you choose schooling...you select the outcome of your child's life. (click the pick to read why)
Four Steps That Lead to Peace
Be desirous of doing the will of another, rather than thy own. Choose always to have less, rather than more. Seek always the lowest place, and be inferior to everyone. Wish always, and pray, that the will of God may be wholly fulfilled in thee.
commonplace books in our homeschools
Commonplacing is the practice of entering literary excerpts and personal comments into a private journal. These are key in our homeschool and I am amazed at how much the children learn from using this method. To learn more click the picture.
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fun time favorites
If The Shoe Fits~Wear It
Ever find it disturbing when the life you have chosen begins to carry a very close resemblance to that of a well known nursery rhyme?
What's in our library
Our Very Own Island Story
Click the pic to read about our 3 year adventure while living on an island in northeast Wisconsin.
A Point to Ponder
Five Little Maidens
Girl's Everywhere~Only you can restore virtue; only you can cast out corruption; only you can drive the fiends of intemperance, of fraud, of oppression, of despair, of craftiness, of selfishness, from the land!
Mary
"The Bible calls debt a curse and children a blessing; but in our culture, we apply for a curse and reject blessings. Something is wrong with this picture." Doug Phillips
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8 comments:
Awwww love all the sisterly hair fun :-)
Darling! We love hair time, too!
Love the long hair!! All of their hair....beautiful! :)
That is one thing I remember loving to do as a young girl....hair...braiding. I remember doing this all the time to my friends and sisters. Fun... Yep, and my girls had their share of mommy's talents. Now my older girls want their hair cut and styled.
Have a great new year!!!
Chris xoxo
There is a scene from the movie "Picnic at Hanging Rock" (An Aussie classic) in which the boarding school girls sit in a circle and brush one anothers hair. I have always loved the look of it and this looks similar....just a little more modern :-)
Looks like your girls had a lot of fun!
Looks like a a great time. A little envy, no girls in our camp. Your blog is beautiful.
Too fun.
So many pretty girls.
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