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How to Teach Time Management to Teens

Posted by Michelle Osborn on

As blunt as this may sound, teens who do not learn time management skills are at risk of becoming adults who procrastinate. In the adult world, their college professor or boss will not care why they are behind on turning in a paper or late showing up for work. 

Part of teaching your teen responsibility involves teaching them how to manage their time wisely. And it doesn’t stop there......continue reading

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Curriculum Highlight- Sonlight

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I absolutely LOVE Sonlight. We used just about all of the cores during my 22 years of homeschooling.
We saw history in a new light. Sonlight uses reading books, living books, not textbooks, to take you and your child through history by drawing you into the events, feelings, and thoughts of those who lived before us. (fiction and non-fiction).......continue reading 

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Family Gardening Made Simple

Posted by Michelle Osborn on

Have you dreamed of having your own garden, but have killed everything that you planted? Or maybe all the potted plants in your house look pathetic (like mine)? 

Is family gardening made simple something you want but you don't know how to make it happen?

What if you don't have a green thumb or a space for a garden? 
This is where the Tower Garden comes in!.... continue reading

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Improving Memory Issues in Learning

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Improving memory issues in learning is not only possible but necessary to help your child succeed!
I have talked with so many moms that tell me, "My child doesn't remember anything I am teaching them. They read a paragraph and then immediately forget what they read."... continue reading

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Homeschooling Your Entrepreneurial Child

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If you have a child that dreams big and has big ideas, you might be raising an entrepreneur. 

How do you homeschool your entrepreneurial child? If you have more than one child you know that they are each unique. Even though they come from the same parents, and are raised in the same home they can be so very different. And if you have more than one child with entrepreneurial characteristics, they could eventually become owners and founders of vastly different businesses.... continue reading

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