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Prayer cards to help your kids memorize God's word (while learning the alphabet) and to give you specific ways to pray for your kids as they grow.
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Do this every year. Put them in a book for graduation present. This is an awesome idea!
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List of tasks children can master, by age, to gradually gain independence.
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Letting feet stay busy..... students can push on the band while sitting in their chair. This will help the child who needs constant movement...LOVE this idea, wonderful!
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Seven Ways to Cure "the Blurts"--great ideas for ADHD kids!
Would be good for a homeschool co-op group, too. - Amazing!! A MUST-have for classroom library. It allows you yo use your smart phone and scan the bar code on your classroom books and then it inputs all of the info for you on a FREE data base. It allows you to let kids scan out the books and check out and check in them, separate them by reading levels and even put down their location in your class room. Did I mention it's FREE!?!? Sounds like an awesome thing for @Molly Cisneros
This is AMAZING! All the things you work on to train your children tabbed and highlighted with a key in the front. Training topics include: anger, complaining, lying, laziness, THE GOSPEL! So when you need the verses you can grab the actual Word and be able to quickly flip to whatever you need!! Can't wait to do this!!
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Oh my gosh, this is the best thing ever!!! Book list that correlates with the ELA common core strands by grade level!!
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Life Skills for Kids ages 2-18 (the stuff they don't teach you in school!)
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One families' curriculum for homeschooling a classical education
A scripture for every letter of the alphabet. Printables to use for framing, or to make an 'ABC Scripture Book' for kids.
Home library organization - I think it's maybe time to do this to purge our "school" books from Inara's over crowded book shelves into their own area.
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printable Bible Verses you can use alongside Seeds Family Worship CD's
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Many, many, many wonderful, affordable organizational ideas are here
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Punch a hole in the lid of a plastic jar and string a ribbon through it. Knot it on both sides of the lid. Great storage containers for kids' toys and they like the handles for carrying things around.
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12 of the most compelling reasons to homeschool your kids, written by a public school teacher and administrator.
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typical course of study for all grades preschool through 12th - these are amazing guidelines (especially for the homeschooling parent)
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40 Developmental Assets that may protect youth from high-risk behaviors while promoting positive attitudes and behaviors. I don't know how valid the research is, but I found the list to be interesting and the data to be fascinating.
Magic Paint Board BRILLIANT! So many applications!
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Letters, numbers & words for the week. Love the way she has prettied them up & incorporated them into her home
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Letting kids LIVE - seriously an awesome list of easy things for kids.
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I love these creative consequences for my child that does not handle discipline very well. We have been using a Time In desk for her to do work and it has been great. Other great ideas here ...
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love this over-the-door organizer for kids school supplies
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Improving Classroom Behavior: Help ADHD Children to Stop Fidgeting - Provide fidget objects. These object can include worry beads, Wikki Stix, and squeeze balls—anything that can be quietly squished or handled. Not having to focus on staying absolutely still conserves the student’s energy for focusing on class lessons.
I Spy with stickers. MAKnote: explore themes of stickers on different pages (posters), include some drawings, include some photos, always hide a favorite secret "thing", and...
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ABC Scriptures to Memorize with your child printables
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Put some paint in a freezer ziploc, slip a white sheet of paper underneath, and tape it down to the table! Fun, mess-free #sensory #art for #kids!
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The Four Steps, based on Charlotte Mason's approach 1. Motivating students Motivate the student by making the lesson interesting on his/her level—not “dumbed down.” 2. Teaching ideas and facts Get the facts from living books, reference books, nature, humanities, the Internet, etc. 3. Experimenting with concepts and skills Do something with what has been learned. Copywork, dictation, adding to a nature notebook or timeline book or portfolder. 4. Integrating new learning into real life. Narration; tell back what has been learned; share with others.
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Homemade Light Box One of the things that is often incorporated into the activities featured on Play At Home Mom is a light table. I decided to make homemade light boxes for the kids (with my husband's help). They aren't quite finished, but they are functional. First we bought two fairly small clear bins. We wanted them to each be able to play on their own and we liked the idea that they could even pull them into their laps if they wanted. We bought white spray paint (the kind designed to adhere to plastic) and spray painted the inside of the bin and some of the lid. We also bought battery powered florescent lights to put inside. I used some pattern paper I had gotten a while back from a fabric store and we use that to diffuse the light. Hopefully the pictures will make all of this clear.
Teacher Binder/ LOVE THIS LADY! I wish I was this organized!
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