Thank You Glim (1)

14 years and 7 kids ago, we started a tradition. When little Ben (then 2 years old, now 24!) received a gift, we taught him to write a thank you note before taking the…

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attracting an audience

Your student is doing some amazing things in high school that really don’t fit well onto an academic transcript. Yet, you want to highlight them in some way for future…

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neighborhood1

“Mommmmyyyy! I finished my page! What’s next?” Clara is 4 and could be dissuaded no longer… she.would.be.joining.our.school.table. This isn’t new; she’s the 6th child to join our homeschool table. But…

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The Voices In My Heart

by Elizabeth Bennett
voicesinmyheart

It’s quiet. Judah and Noelle are in their rooms playing, Joe is standing guard just outside my door valiantly handling the various interruptions of “quiet time.” For weeks I’ve been…

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Raw and Transparent

by Elizabeth Bennett
raw1

It’s here… The moment has arrived, The Big Day. The box opens, eager hands grab at the crisp untouched workbook; the cover is still shiny, the corners still sharp. My…

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God Kisses In the Midst of Chaos

by Elizabeth Bennett

“God Kisses” I call them. Those tangible moments when I feel the Father’s affectionate eye twinkle on me… Unexpected. Sudden. Sweet. A reminder that He sees me, knows my every…

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This post is part of the Avoid Homeschool Burnout series. See the footer for more posts. Leave a comment to share your ideas with other homeschooling families! Homeschooling can fill my life and expand to smother it until…

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