Tag: February
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How to Fight the February Funk
Despite being the shortest month, February is the bane of most homeschooler’s year. The holidays are far in the rear-view mirror, family members are aggravating…
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A Life-changing Ride – Today's Catholic Homeschooling
Posted in Book Reviews A Life-changing Ride Published Date: January 25, 2021 Full Cycle by Christopher Blunt Summary: Eleven-year-old Alex Peterson may be the least-athletic boy at his school, yet he dreams of accomplishing something “not a whole lot of other people in the world have ever done...
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3 Easy Things You Can Do to Turn Kids into Math Lovers • The Koala Mom
Do you want to turn your kids into math lovers? Here are some easy tips for finding their strengths and teaching them math - so they love it!
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How to Guide (And Encourage) Your Impulsive, Destructive Kid
Impulsive, destructive kids aren't defiant or disobedient. They're smart, creative, hands-on thinkers who just need a little direction. Here's why kids get into everything, and what to do about it.
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Holy Heroes Spiritual Adoption
Looking for a fun, engaging way to pray for the unborn, as well as teach your children about the miracle of life? Join Holy Heroes Spiritual Adoption Program a 9-month prayer adventure that follows the developmental cycle of an unborn child.
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Keep Your Family Sane | 40 Winter Activities | Bette Fetter
Bette Fetter, founder and CEO of Young Rembrandts and author of the Amazon #1 bestseller, Being Visual, shares 40 winter at home activities for the whole family
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The Habit That Changed My Life | Your Morning Basket
My whole life, I've been notoriously bad at mornings. So bad that my online persona jabs at my name, Dawn, by making it "dusk." I even have a standard response when someone mentions an excessively early time, "There's a 5am?!" with shock and awe. My school days, college, even work…
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