
Another Jeannie Fulbright article:
Choosing Peace Over Hurry
Be Blessed!
Monday, November 23, 2009
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Labels: encouragement, inspiration for the homeschooling parent
Monday, November 16, 2009
Resources Used By You!
Near the beginning of each school year, part of my job involves writing up a Student Learning Plan (SLP) for those students who are on an Individualized program. While writing up the SLPs this year, I came across several resources that were new to me and that I thought may be of interest to some of you. Enjoy browsing!
Visual Arts - Grades K-3
Artistic Pursuits
Visual Arts - Grades 3 and up
Lambs Book of Art
Early Readers - Grade 1 approx.
Bible Stories for Early Readers
Chapter Book Series - Grade 3 approx.
Adventures in the Kingdom
Chapter Book Series - Grade 3 approx.
Canadian Flyers Adventures
Biblical Copy Work Books - Grades K-3
Primary Copy Books
Science - meets Grade 2 learning outcomes but is written for ages 8-12
The Dirt on Dirt
Science - Grades K-2 and Bible - Grades K-3
God's Amazing Creatures and Me
Keyboarding
BBC Dance Mat Typing
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Another Jeannie Fulbright article:
Whose Character is Being Shaped Anyways?
Enjoy!
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Labels: encouragement, inspiration for the homeschooling parent
Monday, November 9, 2009

Recently I have been browsing through Jeannie Fulbright's website and blog. Jeannie is the writer for a Christian Science curriculum by Apologia Science called "Exploring Creation". Her website and blog go far beyond science lessons - they truly bring encouragement and a sense of peace to the homeschooling parent. Throughout this month I will provide links to some of her encouraging words and ideas. If you would like to check out Jeannie's website, here is the link: Jeannie Fulbright
If you would like to read Jeannie's thoughts on how long a homeschool day should be, click here: What are they Doing in School All Day?
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