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Wow! A new year is almost here!
My granddaughters Abigail and Rebekah literally jump for joy!
Hello,
2010 is almost here—time to set some goals, time to look at your family life and the education of your children, and think about what you really want for them, and what God wants for your family. Time to get ready for a wonderful year!
 The first thing I think of is organization. We have high hopes and big dreams for our children, but we need a blueprint. A map. A route finder. How to get from A to Z without getting lost and distracted along the way. It helps me to write down my hopes and dreams in my Mother's Planner and re-read them weekly to keep on track. It is so easy to lose sight of the destination, while working through the daily journey.
I want to make sure that my big ideas are in line with God's plans for my children. I may want them to sing, dance, play instruments, recite, build, create . . . achieve in many ways, and yet God's plan for their development must supersede all my desires. He has a plan for each child, for each person on this earth. The clue to their mission is manifest in their talents and their desires. My daughter Louisa loves to draw, and she has an artistic gift. God gave it to her, and I want to make sure that gift is trained and developed to bring Him the greatest glory, and to bless others. My plans must fit with God's plans for her.
 Managing time is crucial. We are given a very short time to create a child's worldview and their perception of life. I know it doesn't feel "very short" while you are dealing with chickenpox and changing diapers. It does whiz by so quickly that there is precious little time to teach them all you feel they must know to succeed in life! So, taking a step back and looking at the big picture—a childhood of training and teaching and loving and enjoying—can really help you get a sense of what is important to teach them, what is vital to be involved in. There are so many opportunities for children—many fantastic choices: scouting, sports, music, scholarship, service. There are too many. We have to prayerfully choose and then manage family life so that Mom doesn't end up running around like a chicken with its head cut off, trying to drive kids here and there.
Family time—time to care for and play with siblings, to help Mom cook, to work alongside Dad, to talk—is the most valuable and has power to mold your children. I fear we put too much confidence in other programs when family life is the real instructor. Consider what your son or daughter will be doing during their future life that they need skills for. Surely being a good spouse, and being a good parent will be a #1 priority in their lives. Although such pursuits as dance, debate, band, gymnastics or swim team has its virtues, does it really teach them the skills they will need for success as a parent, and as a spouse—as much as living and working alongside Mom and Dad? Our children have the best chance of "catching" our values from spending time with us!
 So, let's take a moment before the routine starts up again, and consider what is important to teach our families and get a inspired plan to follow. It doesn't have to be masterful. A start of a plan is better than nothing. In my family, I value these things:
*spirituality and a personal relationship with God
*social skills—being able to get along with others and make others feel loved, accepted and understood.
*high character—kindness, charity, unselfishness, integrity, honesty, modesty, chastity, dependability, willingness to work
*sunshine—being fun, playful, agreeable and positive
*knowledge—because the truth, in all areas, makes us free
May we be inspired as parents to teach our children right!
Diane
Louisa and I
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view | Ebook: Make-Your-Own Mother's Planner 90% OffMake your own Mother's Planner to help you take charge of this very vital work of being a mother! If you are a homeschooling mother, you need even more organization. Even though I use my computer for most everything, there are some times when paper and pencil is so much more effective. And it is crucial to have everything in one place, so a notebook works well. 9 page e-book includes the ready-to-copy forms plus directions to help you put together your planner. I created it out of need, and used it to steer me without too much chaos, through my childraising and homeschooling. I think you'll find this very valuable! Here's to organization and structure in your daily life and homeschool!
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view | Thomas Jefferson Education for Teens New!Oliver DeMille, founder of George Wythe College, has written an excellent volume for youth and adults wanting to accomplish a successful Scholar Phase, both academically but in personal development. Includes: How to Find the Real You, The Teen-100 List, How to Study the Classics, How to Make the Most of Your Mentor, Sample Simulations and a list of online resources. A great support for any teen seeking a leadership education! Co-authored by Shanon Brooks.
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view | I Don't Have to Make Everything All Better
My Favorite Book on Getting Along Better With Other People (family especially!) I have to admit that the first time I looked at this book, I really didn't believe the title! After all, that is what mothers are for—isn't it?—to make everything all better!? Learn how to be an understanding, loving, true friend to your family and associates with one simple principle: empathy. Allow them to take responsibility for themselves, and find some peace, Mom! Instead of feeling like you have to control things, or solve others' problems, you can learn to be an understanding listener and empower others to find their own solutions. I highly recommend this very practical book that you will put to use the moment you begin reading it. It has made our family life so much better!
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view | The 21 Rules of This House The first lessons in homeschool are about getting along with others, not bugging them, and obeying your teacher, right? Here's the perfect book to get you going on those important lessons!
Each rule is presented in a full-page cartoon picture for young children to color as you teach each rule. Easy teaching instructions are included too. Each rule in this book is also included as a tear-out poster so you can study and master them one by one. We put ours in a binder in plastic page protectors as we learned them, then we can easily review them often. Some of the rules are "We obey our Lord Jesus Christ," "We tell the truth," "When we make a mess, we clean it up," and "We do not create unnecessary work for others" (I like that one!). The book ends with a master list of the 21 Rules ready to post as a good reminder.
I have focused on one rule a week, introducing it with an impromptu story that I concoct to go along with the picture. My children listen attentively and are ready for the punchline, which is always "the rule." Then we memorize the rule. We review these each morning as school begins and remember to put the new rule into practice throughout the day.
It sure helps to have a rule to fall back on when correcting children, rather than just saying "We don't do that." When a certain little boy in my home laughed to see his sister cry, I could remind him of one of our rules: "When someone is sad, we comfort him." Don't miss this book!
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view | Christian Home School Student Planner 15% OffThis is what I use in my homeschool to keep my children's work orderly and expectations clear. My Student Planner will help you organize your children's assignments and help them use their time wisely. Binder contains sections to store daily schoolwork assignments, so all their work is in one neat place. Information is included for pursuing and recording personal goals and educational goals, a personal finance section, and an address and phone section. Instructions written to Mom will help in setting up your homeschool, following a daily schedule, checking up on assignments, and choosing and completing educational goals. This planner is the result of years of experimenting to find what works to make our homeschool run smoothly. My children open their planners for school every morning—this is where all their work is kept and all their assignments are written down and checked off. They can direct themselves by doing their planned assignments. Each child (8 years and up) needs their own for a great school year.
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view | Happy Homeschooling This book is written from my heart to yours, both to help new homeschoolers get started and to help veteran homeschoolers get some fresh ideas. Nothing we offer generates more positive feedback—especially the article entitled, "The Baby is the Lesson!" Maybe it is because we all need a little help to keep going, along with some creative ideas, encouragement, and inspiration. Even though I wrote it, I go back and reread it when I wonder if homeschool is really worth the sacrifice. Topics cover social life, schedules that work, child discipline, a rotating academic plan for making sure you cover everything, the value of memorization, best books for read-aloud time, getting kids to do their schoolwork, how to make grammar fun, what to do with your toddler during homeschool time, father's role in the homeschool, dividing up the chores, preparing for college. . . and much more! Unique and essential information. Spiral-bound.
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view | Choreganizers Charts, stickers, incentives, rotations—I think we've tried everything imaginable to train our children to share in the household workload. Children need to learn how to do chores long before they can read. In Choreganizers, every chore is represented by a plastic-coated, color-illustrated card. This program includes 6 chore charts, 60 chore cards, and a Chore Store where children can redeem "Dad Dollars" or "Mom Money" to spend on privileges, healthy treats, and time with Mom or Dad. I expect my children to do basic chores without any remuneration, but extra chores could qualify for earning "Mom Money" or real money. Whatever way you choose to do it, the plastic coated chore charts and chore cards will save you lots of time, effort and money. Time to get choreganized!
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view | The Ultimate Homeschool Physical Education Game Book Here is the most complete family physical education game resource available, packed with exciting games that can be played in a backyard-sized setting with only 2 to 4 participants—perfect for the homeschool family! Each game is illustrated and presented in simple "recipe" style so you know just what equipment, age of players, objective of the game, and how to play. Includes games using basketball, football, soccer, softball, racquet and net, playground games, fitness-building games, jump rope, bowling at home, and much more—nearly 200 in all! Paperback, 190 pages, for all ages.
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view | We Win! Kids need physical education! This thorough and easy-to-use guidebook was written especially for Christian homeschoolers. The author begins by giving a thought provoking Biblical basis for why it is important to keep our bodies fit and well. His level-headed philosophy includes modifying the rules for more fun and reducing competitiveness. Forms and lesson plans for the entire year help you make this program happen in your family. Units include tennis, pillow polo, baseball, football, basketball, frisbee, gymnastics, handball, ping pong, relay races, tetherball, track and field, volleyball, paddle ball, soccer, aerobic exercises and much more, with rules and equipment adapted to a home setting. Makes you want to get up and get moving! Paperback, illustrated, 169 pages.
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view | Secret Keeper - The Delicate Power of Modesty Young women want to dress in style, but with that desire comes a huge responsibility to use femininity to bring glory to God. Written in a hip, big-sister style, this very straight-forward Christian book gives much-needed insight on what guys actually think when confronted with immodesty. Understand the intriguing, alluring power source that God has entrusted to every young woman for the holy purpose of creating a family someday. Take the "Truth or Bare" fashion test to see if your clothes are truly modest. My teenage daughters wish every girl could read this eye-opening book. Paperback, 78 pages, for age 12 and up.
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view | How to Win Friends and Influence People Although this is an old book (1936), it has been one of the most popular books ever written, having sold over 15 million copies! In this book, there are gems of truth for creating successful human relationships that I've not discovered elsewhere. Includes fundamental techniques in handling people, ways to be likable, how to win people to your way of thinking, how to be a leader—in general, good social skills and how to get along happily with others. My teenagers have greatly benefited from reading and applying this book's message, and so have I. Paperback, 275 pages, fun and easy-to-read.
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view | Uncommon Courtesy Once your children have the 21 Rules of This House down pat, it is time to turn your attention to the big world with some courteous know-hows on living with your fellowman respectfully and happily. Courtesy really has become uncommon! Maybe it is different where you live, but out West it seems that rudeness is the rule.
When we were young, if our parents didn't teach us to be mannerly, it still rubbed off from society, since others expected you to behave properly. Not always so today—it is time for this book! Uncommon Courtesy for Kids teaches table manners, phone manners, rules for church, courtesy words such as "pardon me," "please," and "thank you," how to treat adults, how to act on public transportation, manners in the car, and more.
Each topic is treated by listing several rules in large type so that it can be used as a visual aid or poster. The rules are also illustrated in full-page black-and-white cartoon drawings. We must choose to be courteous and develop the discipline of courtesy each day. We do not stumble into being a gentlemen or a lady. A good one!
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view | Heart-to-Heart with Diane: Homeschooling Parenting and Happy Living I am the happy mother of 7 children who I have been homeschooling for 21 years now, and I have plenty of homeschooling tips, recipes, projects, suggestions and insights to share with you. Read them fresh from my heart to yours in this photo-illustrated compilation volume of my Heart-to-Heart emails. Paperback, 211 pages.
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view | Heart-to-Heart with Diane: Crafts and Projects, Formulas, Recipes Paperback, 111 pages.
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view | The Family Guide to Classic Movies I like to watch movies with my family occasionally, but a stroll through the video store is enough to send me running. There is sure a lot of vile stuff in there! I was delighted to find this guide book to family-friendly entertainment that your family will love! Over 500 of Hollywood's best classic movies (1930-1960) are summarized according to category: Comedy, Action/Adventure, Musical, Mystery/Suspense, Western, Animal Stories. These are movies that are readily available in libraries, video stores, and on cable TV channels. Get the popcorn poppin'! Paperback, 354 pages.
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view | Child's Book of Manners Manners are so important! You can teach your little ones how to act to earn smiles from those around them with this book/coloring book set. For ages 2 to 6 years.
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view | Help for Parents Wonderful help for parents who are stumped on how to handle interrupters and tattle-talers! These colorful picture books tell the story of a child with an annoying habit and how he whipped it! My kids loved these fun books, and I could see them taking mental notes as the insightful story shows how other children and adults are annoyed by these bad habits. Learn to breathe your interruption right out your nose and save it for the right time to talk. Being a tattle-tale just might make your tongue grow very long and purple spotted, but don't worry—there are some great rules to help you not tattle! Paperback, 32 pages, for ages 4 to 10 years old.
A Case of Tattle Tongue
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view | My Mouth Is A Volcano!
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view | Mind Your Manners Game Children love games, so why not reinforce good manners the fun way? Covers manners at the table, on the telephone, in public places, sportsmanship, and being on time. The game can be played with or without parental guidance as the cards have descriptive pictures as well as words. Includes colorful game board, 100 manners cards, and playing tokens. For 2 to 6 players, ages 4 and up. Sure can't hurt!
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view | Let's Fix the Kids 20% OffYes, I've had that thought many times before! "Time to buckle down and get these kids in line!" I have Dr. James Jones to thank, in large part, for teaching me the principles of childraising that have formed the foundation of child discipline in our home. Learning precious truths by sad experience in his own family, Dr. Jones's hard-earned lessons make the principles he teaches real and credible. Dr. Jones is hilarious to listen to while teaching those true principles that make so much sense and are so desperately needed to help children learn to be responsible, respectful, happy people. Set of 16 CD's are life-changing when applied to your own children's behavior. One small warning: you might need a little "fixin" yourself. Do yourself and your children a favor and apply this program!
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view | Friends: Making Them & Keeping Them Here's all you need to know about making friends and making friendships last. Learn how to find friends, start a conversation, build trust, really listen, and deal with shyness. This wonderful book gives sensible advice to girls on making friends and being a friend. Each page is filled with colorful illustrations that make the words meaningful. Includes tips and quizzes, true friendship stories, crafts, plus 5 mini-posters to enjoy on your bedroom wall. There is even a place to put your friends' photos, addresses, and birthdays! Most of all, I like the way this book encourages girls to include everyone, be kind, not gossip, and be a true friend. Paperback, 85 pages, for girls 6 to 12 years, by the American Girl company.
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view | Safety Kids: Personal Safety Book & CD 15% OffWhat times we live in! Without frightening children, it is vital to teach them to protect themselves. These catchy songs from Brite Music teach a powerful lesson in personal safety, and one that is not easily forgotten over the years. Sing-along CD comes with quality coloring book illustrating each song, complete with lyrics. Your child will learn his telephone number, what to do if he is lost, not to go to the restroom alone, what parts of his body are private—how to be safe in every situation.
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view | Ebook & MP3 Music: Safety Kids—Play It Smart 35% OffAre you doing all that you can to protect your child from drug abuse? The Safety Kids are the perfect group of peers to teach your child everything she needs to know to stay safe from drugs—now and in the future. The songbook contains sheet music for the 8 songs.
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view | Ebook & MP3 Music: Safety Kids—Protect Their Minds 35% OffThis CD and sing-along activity book approach head-on the problem of exposure to inappropriate material. The Safety Kids will help your child learn to protect himself from unsuitable information through these important safety rules:
-Choose your friends carefully,
-Fill your life with good things,
-If it's bad, look away and turn it off.
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view | Poems for Memorization I've been looking for a book like this for a long time! Divided into grade levels, from first to tenth grade, there are over 200 poems especially for Christian children to enjoy and memorize. The poems for younger grades are in larger print, making them easier to read. Poetry themes include nature, good character, and faith in God. The poem "Speak Gently" was worth the price of the book for me! Paperback, 200 pages.
Speak Gently
by David Bates
Speak gently! It is better far
To rule by love, than fear
Speak gently,let not harsh words mar
The good we might do here!
Speak gently to the little child!
Its love be sure to gain;
Teach it in accents soft and mild:
It may not long remain.
Speak gently to the young, for they
Will have enough to bear
Pass through this life as best they may,
'Tis full of anxious care!
Speak gently to the aged one,
Grieve not the care-worn heart;
The sands of life are nearly run,
Let such in peace depart!
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view | Oops! The Manners Guide for Girls This fun book from the American Girl company covers every possible situation, teaching what is appropriate and what is not: how to act at weddings, funerals, restaurants, parties, when meeting new people, and in malls or at movies. Telephone etiquette, thank-you notes, and which fork to use are explained in cute cartoon drawings and explanations. I especially like the quiz cartoon page on what constitutes a "nosy question"—now that is valuable information! This book presents a wonderfully comprehensive and kid-friendly look at how to behave. Paperback, 116 pages, color drawings, for ages 8 and up.
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view | A Thomas Jefferson Education Home Companion Have you wondered how to apply Thomas Jefferson Education principles in your homeschool? This companion offers something new: a view of leadership education from many perspectives, from the education of our little ones to advanced adult learning. Whether you're a parent, teacher or grandparent, you will enjoy this enlightening book.
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view | Thomas Jefferson Education This thought-provoking book by Dr. Oliver DeMille, founder of the George Wythe College, has had a profound effect on how I learn and teach. Dr. DeMille believes that we have failed in educating our children in this country because we have failed to follow the pattern of education that the Founding Fathers participated in, namely the study of great classic literature (both children's literature and adult literature) under the loving, demanding hand of a "mentor," just the way intelligent Thomas Jefferson was taught. Dr. DeMille gives us reasons for studying the classics, discussion questions that help us analyze the classics, plus a comprehensive list of books that constitute "the good stuff." Newly revised hardcover with 2 new chapters and addendum, 195 pages.
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view | Best Homeschool Secrets This booklet sums up what I've learned about keeping your homeschool happy and productive. Includes lots of hard-earned "how-to" advice from yours truly (Diane Hopkins). Paperback booklet.
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view | The A to Z Guide to Home School Field Trips Looking for some field trips to add zip to your homeschool? Here's the master manual. This guidebook turns every profession and institution that you would find in your town into a field trip destination. Includes plenty of helpful background information about each place from the accountant's office to the zoo. Lots of great questions accompany each field trip so you can ask something intelligent and learn something useful. There is space to jot down a contact person and information so next time around, the groundwork is already done for you. Vocabulary words and related activities are also included. Each section even offers relevant Biblical principles relating to each profession. Paperback, 206 pages.
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view | Educational Travel Ever caught yourself dreaming about traveling? I know my own children (and we parents) learned more in a several days spent vacationing in San Francisco than in a month of bookwork! This unique and daring guide gives you the practical how-to of taking your family on memorable and inexpensive vacations that will build closer family ties while giving your children that valuable real-life learning! Mom, take this book with you to read in the bathtub and start scheming and dreaming! Anything is possible!
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view | Homeschooling by Heart When we decide to homeschool we are adding another responsibility to our already full lives. This warm and wonderful book is a Mom's road map for making it all work, a guide for mapping out life's journey and designing a homeschooling lifestyle. Includes how to slow down your pace, home organization tips to dejunk your house and simplify your life, schedules, child discipline, ideas to keep toddlers busy, tips to instill a love of learning, curriculum recommendations, teaching character virtues, and much more. There are even great reproducible charts and forms for lesson plans, budgets, chores, goals, menu planning, and more. Large sized, paperback book, 237 pages.
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view | Standin' Tall
Character Training to Music I love the cheery, value-teaching songs and motivating stories that these wonderful read-along book/tape sets provide. In fact, they have been a integral part of my childraising. Each CD contains a unique, original story with modern-day children as characters. Happy songs with easy-to-remember tunes and lyrics are included within the story. The follow-along storybook opens to a full-page drawing (suitable for coloring) on each spread, as well as the text of the story and the words to the songs. My children love these and listen to them over and over again, learning these wonderful character-building songs! My favorite set is "Obedience." The children in the story accidentally end up in the Land of Disobey, where no one keeps any rules and everything goes haywire. I often find myself singing the song, "Better Obey Your Mother" (from this set) to my children to help them remember to obey. What great lessons for young ones! Virtue-building fun for ages 3-10 years. Complete set of 12 Books + CDs.
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I am Diane Hopkins, mother of 7 children (ages 14 to 34) whom I have had the privilege of homeschooling over the past 23 years. I'm a mom, just like you, and have those fabulous days and those not-so-good days like we all do. My hope in writing is to share experiences, and hopefully we can encourage one another in this wonderful, intense adventure of childraising--that is really what homeschooling is, after all.
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