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The Old Schoolhouse® provides support to homeschooling families As schools begin to close their virtual classrooms for the 2020–21 school year, families are already strategizing for the fall—many by making sure their children are adequately prepared for the grade they will be entering. Yet as parents assess their children’s educational levels, some are quickly coming … Read more
Speaking in public brings everyone the heebie-jeebies. Nearly 75% of people suffer from speech anxiety or glossophobia. It’s nerve-wracking, sweat-breaking, butterflies-in-the-stomach kind of panic. And it doesn’t necessarily have to be in front of an audience of a hundred people; it could be that you’re pitching an idea to three or four of your colleagues … Read more
It’s such a delight to find a fictional story that uses bible evidence as its core foundation. These kinds of books not only take us on adventures to places and times that keep us engaged and wanting more but they do so with a solid message that touches our lives and changes how we think … Read more
Children at the youngest age tend to be naturally curious about insects. Insects are everywhere, from our backyards and balconies to parks and even in our homes. I love the delight on children’s faces when they see a butterfly flutter by or a ladybug strolling on a plant. In my home, we are pretty amazed … Read more
The end of the school year is upon us, and unless you are homeschooling year round, finishing well is on your mind! Schoolwork is wrapping up, summer plans are being made, and you may even be looking ahead to the new year already! Here are a few tips for finishing well and wrapping up the … Read more