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Jaybee Home Schooling " What it is and What it Ain't"

Home schooling is rapidly becoming a education of choice for many parents. The reasons vary as the familes that choose to do so. Home schooling is nothing new , it is as old as the country itself, in fact as old as mankind. We didn't always learn in buildings and books. it is important to understand the history and significance of "home-schooling". It wasn't until the Industrial period that home schooling gave way to public education. That was the beginning of the " family working" period, yes f… Continue

Posted by Jaybee on June 26, 2008 at 6:00pm — 2 Comments

John Walker "Information, The World's Greatest Commodity"

Information, The World's Greatest Commodity" How do we know that? There are so many reasons why information is the greatest commodity in the world. Information helps people. It spreads the knowledge of topics and subjects. It is the basis for every study, occupation, and hobby. The most important reason why information is the greatest commodity in the world, a reason that effectively sums up all others, is simple-everyone needs infor… Continue

Posted by John Walker on June 22, 2008 at 9:56am — No Comments

Sitawi Jahi Guest Article: by Sister Regina Oesi

Tonight as I listened to Team Vision's Sunday night conference call, I was awed by the phenomenal testimonies about people who became Level 1 Directors after only 11 months of being in YTB, of people who worked the business one day a week for two hours and earned TWO $10,000 bonuses. As I listened, I could feel my pulse quickening and my heart racing, as my thoughts darted through my mind. What would I do tomorrow, the next day or the next, to ensure my family's success in the YTB Travel Network… Continue

Posted by Sitawi Jahi on June 6, 2008 at 2:01pm — No Comments

HuggiWorld BECOME A CHOSEN TEACHER (http://chosenteacher.groundforcenetwork.com/)

Chevrolet wants to equip your school and classrooms with practical, enticing resources that encourage students to read. Because of this desire to help you make a difference in the lives of young people, Chevrolet would like to provide you with a free book set of New York Times bes… Continue

Posted by HuggiWorld on April 18, 2008 at 3:20pm — No Comments

Sharonda Smith Relocated and Lonely!

Hi Everyone, It has been a couple of months since I was last on here. We have relocated from Fl or Cumming, Ga with my hubby's job, and this has been a big transition. We are finally all settled in and are hoping to locate a Christian group to connect with or a least one family that we can all relate with. We have no family here, except a distant cousin of my mothers, so it's really lonesome. I know there are lots of things to do here in Ga, but I would love a family or several to do them with.… Continue

Posted by Sharonda Smith on April 8, 2008 at 1:30pm — 1 Comment

LaKenya Browder Thank You

I looked out of my window today and saw a bus unloading a wheelchair with a disabled child in it. The mother smiled as she was speaking with the bus driver. It struck a chord in my heart. I 'felt sorry for her'. When I see or hear about certain things in other people's lives I put my menial issues into their proper place. Do I really have it THAT bad? I am not saying she does- because I know God has given her the grace to keep going each day- but do I have the 'right' to murmur and complain abo… Continue

Posted by LaKenya Browder on April 1, 2008 at 7:30pm — 1 Comment

LaKenya Browder Do You Hear What I Hear?

There are so many voices today that 'represent God'. It is not an easy task to decide whom you should follow. That is why I have decided to FOLLOW JESUS. I have finally learned throughout the years that I needed to find out what God's voice sounded like- for myself. I spent years of listening to everyone else say they have 'the voice of God'. I never tested what they said- just believed everything that came out of their mouth. "The simple believeth every word: but the prudent man looketh we… Continue

Posted by LaKenya Browder on March 24, 2008 at 4:52pm — No Comments

Tabitha Abney Sometimes...There are Days!

Sometimes there are days when I wonder if I'm doing the right thing. If I'm even going to make it through the day. Days when I wonder if I should rethink the whole homeschooling thing and just put them in school. Sometimes, I wonder how much more would they be learning if I did. Then I wonder, how much would they not know if they were in school. There are times when I think that if I don't get a break...I'm going to break, and then at times, I pray that God would send a friend my way just to hav… Continue

Posted by Tabitha Abney on March 24, 2008 at 12:42pm — 2 Comments

LaKenya Browder At the End of the Day

I recently watched a movie about a man who went into the future and found out the exact date he died- which happened to be about three days later. He spent his last hours trying to save someone else's life- which he did. It was interesting how he was not interested in saving his own. At the end of the movie he made a statement- which I can not remember. I do know it had something to do with the one thing you wish for when you die- to to have your life back- which you can never get. This really… Continue

Posted by LaKenya Browder on March 21, 2008 at 11:26am — No Comments

Mahogany Momma Lil Bits - Afro Positive eBooks & Online Activities for Kids!

Lil Bits - African American Children - Online Activities and Books The Lil' Bits Gang is a collection of multicultural characters, designed as cute and positive images for children of color. Two New Lil Bits Downloads are currently on sale for less than $5. You can download the LB Fun Pack featuring computer games and an activity book, or just download the activity bo… Continue

Posted by Mahogany Momma on March 20, 2008 at 6:26pm — No Comments

Claudea B. Feeling Lost

I've changed jobs and it has almost completely taken me away from homeschooling. I don't feel like I'm being true to what I am supposed to be doing. I'm actually doing the same type of work that I was doing before, but for a different agency. At this new job I'm at the office almost the entire day. My husband is now homeschooling full-time and I only get to read to her before she goes to bed. Yesterday I fought through the fatigue of being in the office all day and took her to a local park to le… Continue

Posted by Claudea B. on March 20, 2008 at 3:40pm — 4 Comments

LaKenya Browder Contentment

Contentment means satisfaction with one's life; fulfillment with a peace of mind. Many think this is a curse word. It also has become one in the church! Over the years I had so much anxiety and worry over my life. I finally learned to be content with GOD. I have learned how to quiet my soul and allow God to fulfill me. This sounds crazy- why not reach for the stars? I found out that there is so much that is missed when you focus on the stars instead of the God who created them... I like the st… Continue

Posted by LaKenya Browder on March 19, 2008 at 3:00pm — 1 Comment

LaKenya Browder That's MY Ball!

I went to my door to tape up a sign for the UPS man and to my surprise, a young man was stuffing my children's ball into a car full of children. I yelled to my kids that someone was giving their ball away. I opened the door and yelled it again so he can hear me. He said, "oh- was that your ball? I found it in the street." I heard the woman in the car chuckle and drive off. He kept saying he was going to get the ball back for me, especially when all of my children came to the door to see what was… Continue

Posted by LaKenya Browder on March 17, 2008 at 2:02pm — 2 Comments

Sister P I'll try to come by more often

I admit that I have put this site on the back burner of my stove of life. I browsed around today and see that there was some useful information out there. I think I'll start coming around more often to network and share. If anyone is into blogging, mine is called Fascinating Womanhood. If you read the book, you'll get my blog. I'm striving to do several things well (wife, mother, teacher, entrepreneur, Muslim) yet not loose my femininity. It's… Continue

Posted by Sister P on March 15, 2008 at 2:37pm — No Comments

LaKenya Browder Where Does All The Time Go?

I find myself wanting to do many and "great things for God"- but there is no time. I struggled with this in the past, but finally found my peace in Him. Where I am today is where He wants me to be. This is what I hear Him calling me to do- but the world laughs at it and calls it foolishness. I read that He is in the business of taking the foolish things and confounding the "wise"! I may be foolish in the eyes of many- but through this foolishness comes the wisdom and favor of God... Continue

Posted by LaKenya Browder on March 13, 2008 at 11:58am — No Comments

Donalacasa Priority #6, My Ministry - Suck It Up!

I have not had time to blog lately. With the addition of my sister's son to my household (not to mention another BOY) my life has been busy to say the least. Since he has come into our home, I have him doing Bible with my younger daughter. Since we study anc… Continue

Posted by Donalacasa on March 5, 2008 at 2:04pm — 2 Comments

HuggiWorld African-American Homeschooling Websites of Interest

The Choice To Homeschool -- ClubMom A quick primer on homeschooling for African-American families from ClubMom Expert Jennifer James. African-American Homeschooling Afrocentric Homeschooling Black Chr… Continue

Posted by HuggiWorld on February 23, 2008 at 4:11am — No Comments

Honey Perfect Days

Around the end of January I began to wonder if I was expending too much energy at work and not enough at home. I considered quitting my job, which I really didn't want to do. For once, I have a job that I look forward to doing everyday. I LOVE being a Parent Educator. I LOVE doing home visits. I LOVE my co-workers and especially my supervisor. But more than all those things, I LOVE MY CHILDREN! All my years as a parent, I have always been sensitive to the needs of my children. When they began to… Continue

Posted by Honey on February 21, 2008 at 5:15pm — No Comments

Empress Sun Gordon Neufeld - Thoughts on Homeschooled The prevailing assumption is that the greatest drawback t…

Gordon Neufeld - Thoughts on Homeschooled The prevailing assumption is that the greatest drawback to homeschooling is the loss of social interaction with peers. Times have changed however, making peer interaction more of a problem than an asset. Instead or peer interaction facilitating the process of socialization, it is now more likely to lead to the premature replacement of adults by peers in the life of a child. Such children become peer-oriented rather than adult-oriented and are more diffi… Continue

Posted by Empress Sun on February 20, 2008 at 4:02pm — No Comments

Claudea B. Sewing my creative oats!!!

I'm utterly excited about my new toy, I just purchased my very first sewing machine! What shall I do with it I wonder. I have thoughts of cute little crafty creatures filling daughters bedroom, new valances for the kitchen, some cute tote bags to...well tote, some throw pillows, maybe a quilt, I may even try my hand at making a dress for myself. So many possibilities, so many wonderous things that I can dream up, but the first step is learning how to properly thread this baby. I've watched th…

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Posted by Claudea B. on February 10, 2008 at 3:45am — 1 Comment

Christina Springer 32 Days Of Black History Blogathon, join us!

My friend Deesha at Mamalicious! and her friend Yvette at Six Impossible Things before Breakfast have been hosting the 32 Days Of Black History Blogathon since the 1st day of Feburary. I've been dutifully writing my posts here.

There are some other interesting voices who have taken the challenge:… Continue

Posted by Christina Springer on February 8, 2008 at 7:07am — 3 Comments

Donalacasa Priority #5, Myself - Little Bit of Time for Me


Priority #5, Myself - Little Bit of Time for Me
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Posted by Donalacasa on February 3, 2008 at 9:18pm — No Comments

Amber T Prefriderwaitor Momma!!

Today my two year old said to m Prefriderwaitor Momma!! She was so upset that I didn't get her Chockie (chocolate) off the top of the refridgerator. I told her that she neeed to wait, but today was not the day for waiting. As far as she was concerned she went from asking to saying she needs Chockie. Then I have my beautiful 6 year old asking me a million questions about when she gets older, can I get her this or that, Mom jasmine did this or that? What a day. Today they spent some time learning… Continue

Posted by Amber T on February 1, 2008 at 8:58pm — No Comments

Amber T Check out this Blog

Hi everyone,

A friend of mine has created a support blog for parents who have children with special needs. If you are interested in reading her blogs or if you have a child with special needs please feel free to read her blog and get involved. She has opened her heart to share her struggles and her Joys please feel free to read them God Bless.

http://expectationsasupportgroup@blogspot.com

ENJOY!!!

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Posted by Amber T on February 1, 2008 at 1:40am — No Comments

Sitawi Jahi Beyond Vietnam: A Time to Break Silence By Rev. Martin Luther King 4 April 1967

For all of those who want to remember Dr. King Please read this speech.

Speech delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on April 4, 1967, at a meeting of Clergy and Laity Concerned at Riverside Church in New York City

[Please put links to this speech on your respective web sites and if possible, place the text itself there. This is the least well known of Dr. King's speeches among the masses, and it need…

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Posted by Sitawi Jahi on January 26, 2008 at 4:26pm — No Comments

Amber T New to this

Well as you all can see. I am new to this. I figured it would probably be good for me to keep a blog and let some of my thoughts free at the end of the day or whatever comes to mind. I been a little on edge with homeschooling cause I have a little 2 year old that pretty much thinks that she is the boss and it can be challenging finding her something that she can do she gets bored so easily. So if anyone has any ideas please let me know. Although in spite of the small struggle with Faith, I am gl… Continue

Posted by Amber T on January 25, 2008 at 7:27pm — 1 Comment

Jan X ALWAYS REMEMBER

ALWAYS REMEMBER
No one can ruin your day without YOUR permission.
Most people will be about as happy as they decide to be.
Others can stop you temporarily, but only you can d…
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Posted by Jan X on January 25, 2008 at 5:37pm — No Comments

Jan X The Truth Behind St. Valentine's Day - Please Read

The Truth Behind St. Valentine's Day

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Posted by Jan X on January 24, 2008 at 9:54am — No Comments

Christina Springer Torch! | Poetry, Prose and short stories by Af-Am women

I’m encouraging everyone to stop by http://www.torchpoetry.org/. Not just because I have three poems in it, but because there is some spectacular work in not only this, but previous issues, as well.

If you are interested in the prose, poetry and arts of contemporary African-American women, then you’ll most likely be bookmarking this site for future reference.

Happy reading! And feedback welcome!
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Posted by Christina Springer on January 23, 2008 at 7:16pm — No Comments

Jan X One Small Step

One Small Step
Whatever you do today will determine your future success.
A small step toward your goal today, brings you one step closer to achieving your dream.
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Posted by Jan X on January 22, 2008 at 2:46pm — No Comments

Claudea B. Still Doin my thang!

I'm sooooo..... Proud of myself. I've been maintaining my weekly blog for about two months now...yeah! I'm still able to manage homeschool, full-time employment, and my business is still scheduled to launch on time. I've been wanting to be more active with this group and I'm hoping as time goes and my time-management skills increase, my hope will become a reality. I LOVE the support that I've received from this group!

Check it out at…

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Posted by Claudea B. on January 21, 2008 at 10:21am — 1 Comment

Donalacasa Priority #4, My Home - Time Management



Whew! These past couple of weeks have been jam packed with planning and organizing, driving and laundry, phone calls and emails. I couldn't even make it to church this morning because I was WORN OUT.
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Posted by Donalacasa on January 21, 2008 at 1:01am — No Comments

Jan X Expectations Not Wishes

Expectations Not Wishes
What do you expect to be doing next week? Six months from now? Five years from now? I'm not really talking about goals, or new year's resolutions. Rather, what do you really expect yo
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Posted by Jan X on January 18, 2008 at 12:36pm — 1 Comment

Empress Sun The Black Business Network

The Most Powerful, Black, Online Community In The World

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Posted by Empress Sun on January 17, 2008 at 9:47pm — No Comments

Jan X 'Black is not a colour, it is the essence from which all...

'Black is not a colour, it is the essence from which all
life and colour originates'.
-The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan

We are Black people not "people of color" as black in not a color.
Minister Louis Farrakhan said 'Black is not a colour, it is the essence from which all
life and colour originates'. Sister & Student Minister Ava Muhammad did a lecture series
on Melanin and related to it to Black. Doctor Jewel Pookrum produced a book, 'Vitamins &… Continue

Posted by Jan X on January 17, 2008 at 11:23am — No Comments

LaVender The Challenge

Tennis backboards are great for training and exercise; yet I found out Sunday, while practicing my swings, that there is no challenge to chase or return balls when you’re alone. I had to continually motivate myself to stay one more minute and hit one more ball. Challenging myself in the game of t…

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Posted by LaVender on January 16, 2008 at 7:30am — 2 Comments

Mahogany Momma Interesting Websites for Black Women

If you are a web woman like myself, spending way too much time online, you will love these sites. Here are a few of my favorite websites for Black Women Online. From social communities about Black Hair or Womanhood to Lifestyle and Culture Zines, these sites are truly some of the best that the net has to offer for African American Women. Enjoy! Compliments of Mahogany Momma on Search Urban.

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Posted by Mahogany Momma on January 15, 2008 at 3:48pm — No Comments

Donalacasa Priority #3, My Children - A Day to Mourn



It has been 5 years ago today that our Dancing Angel left us for Heaven. I wanted this day to go by quickly and quietly, but the Diva had other plans and started an argument with me first thing this morning. We all grieve in different ways. It is unfortunate… Continue

Posted by Donalacasa on January 15, 2008 at 2:08pm — 4 Comments

Empress Sun A "Black" Man, A Moor, John Hanson President of the United States

A "Black" Man, A Moor, John Hanson
By: Cyril Innis Jr. Deputy Director Discretionary
Department Of Youth and Program Operations -Discretionary

What is on the Back of the Two Dollar Bill? The back of…

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Posted by Empress Sun on January 14, 2008 at 8:45pm — No Comments

Mahogany Momma My Book - An Educational Guide for Black Parents and Students

Black Education TodayI wanted to share my book, 'A Better Today Brings a Brighter Tomorrow', it is a resource guide for Black Parents and Minority Students highlighting the various free and affordable programs available to urban students from pre-college programs to internships,… Continue

Posted by Mahogany Momma on January 9, 2008 at 10:13am — 2 Comments

Christina Springer Beyond Rice Sake | Celebrating Pre-school Expletives

I left my coffee at home yesterday. The realisation of this tragedy made me fumble for appropriate expletives. We were only a block away from home, but, turning back; getting in and out of the car seat and reloading was not worth a wee bit more caffeine.

As I grumbled and harumphed, Winston thought it would be an excellent time to chime in. He is such a helpful boy. So, we discussed the concept of expletives. In Winston’s case, it seems to be utterances which are used when Mama is vexe… Continue

Posted by Christina Springer on January 8, 2008 at 10:07pm — 3 Comments

Christina Springer Positive Discipline: Dealing With Cheerful Non-Compliance


I could have it a lot worse. I don't even know why I'm complaining. Raging, screaming, kicking tantrums or destruction of property are not for my pacifist son. (Which he has been since he was in-utero - another story.)

Maybe our choice to lift a bit from "positive discipline" and nick a few things from "mindful parenting" combined with our best effort to home educate based upon directed autonomy have helped fostered this attitude...but...now, I'm at a loss.

I'm full to th… Continue

Posted by Christina Springer on January 6, 2008 at 7:35pm — 5 Comments

Kay I HAVE THE LOVE OF A MAN...

Well I recently dedicated my myspace page to my husband and the lord, This is the reason for many of my songs changing on this page as well. My husband and I celebrated our 7 year anniversary Dec. 26 and at this point I feel so blessed to just be in his presence.

I am thanking the Dear Lord for him and I literally want to shout it from the roof tops. I wrote a small poem about my husband and your welcome to take a peek :-).

Marriage is such a blessing and I pray that all m…

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Posted by Kay on January 4, 2008 at 12:06pm — 4 Comments

Christina Springer Seeing Brightness & Spreading Good Cheer

Yesterday, we woke up to snow. I shuddered and winced. Winston was ecstatic! It’s my own fault. I want him to feel connected to nature. And it’s one of the times I’m thankful for our sojourn in London. There, I took him out walking in all kinds of weather. He is not afraid of rain or snow or ice. He loves nature. He needs to be part of it.

So after our “morning meeting” and much coffee fortification - out we went! The snow was too flakey to pack. So, our plans to build a “Snow Winston”… Continue

Posted by Christina Springer on January 3, 2008 at 8:50am — No Comments

Honey I Finally Did It!!! New Do For the New Year!!

I CUT OFF MY LOCKS!!! This is the 2nd time that I have cut off my locks and this time I don't plan on locking it again. I loved how it felt to run a comb through my hair (as hard as it was the first time). My hair is so soft now. I am looking forward to wearing twists and afros and such. I was worried about looking too manish, but…

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Posted by Honey on December 29, 2007 at 11:03pm — 4 Comments

Empress Sun Happy Kwanzaa My Brothers and Sisters

ANNUAL FOUNDER’S KWANZAA MESSAGE

1966–41ST ANNIVERSARY–2007

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Posted by Empress Sun on December 28, 2007 at 8:23pm — No Comments

Momof 3boys ORGANIZATION

Hi anyone want to share there organization tips? I through out our file cabinet since it was on its last days. Our safe needs to be upgraded its overloaded. We just moved and I have soooo many booksfor the kids and family books, kids educational things that should only be accessed when with my husbadn and I . Also ton of important papers , mail and my school work that I try to keep inaddition to keep some of the kids work .

I want a new creative way if possible other than the file…

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Posted by Momof 3boys on December 27, 2007 at 3:13am — 1 Comment

Momof 3boys How to encourage your child to READ

Hi ladies it is so hard at times to not to compare my boys. My oldest caught on to everything so quick and loved to learn. I can not keep up with buying books for him he is an excellent reader .

Now my second son is 4 and he is not that interested in learning to read. He has his days. He does go to daycare part time in between my husbands & my work hours so he learns there also.

But , I would like to try different techniques if possible to help encourage his reading skil…

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Posted by Momof 3boys on December 27, 2007 at 2:58am — 1 Comment

Joann Walters Purpose

It used to drive me nuts not knowing what my purpose in this life was. I spent many years searching, testing, experiencing, experimenting and finally praying for God to show me why He made me. This journey has taken all of my 42 years to figure it out. And I truly believe, even today, I only know part of my purpose. Daily, God is revealing more and more of it to me and it is exciting to know that He has a plan just for ME!

I used to think the years of searching were a waste, but living…

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Posted by Joann Walters on December 26, 2007 at 11:32pm — 1 Comment

Empress Sun Christmas: The Merry Mess Part1

Part 1

Excerpts taken from Afrikan People and European Holidays: A Mental Genocide

by Ishakamusa Barashango

The term Christmas comes from the old English "Criste Maesse," which is supposed to mean literally, the celebrations of the birthday of Christ, whom a correct study of history clearly reveals to be a Black Messiah...the word Christmas did not come on the scene until over 1,000 years after the birth of Jesus... ...the birth of Jesus Christ which, according to the Eur…

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Posted by Empress Sun on December 25, 2007 at 11:15pm — No Comments

Empress Sun Christmas: The Merry Mess Part2

The designation Santa Claus comes from "Sinter Klaas" the Dutch name for St. Nicholas (referred to by some thinking people as St. Capitalist), a 4th Century bishop of Asia Minor who became the Russian patron saint of children, bankers, pawn brokers and thieves.

The origins of the Santa Claus hoax goes back to the time when in many northern European countries ghosts, witches, trolls, vampires and other demonic creatures were thought to stir abroad on Christmas Eve. It was on this night…

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Posted by Empress Sun on December 25, 2007 at 11:15pm — No Comments

Donalacasa Priority #2, My Husband - 18 Years of Parenting



Well, it is that time of year again. This Christmas Day would have been our firstborn daughter, Dancing Angel's 18th birthday. She passed away nearly 5 years ago from a brain tumor that we were aware of for only 3 days. So this season has a roller coast… Continue

Posted by Donalacasa on December 22, 2007 at 2:40am — 3 Comments

Cheryl ANYONE ELSE WITH A PRE-TEEN HOMESCHOOLER OUT THERE--FEMALE?

I have an eleven year old girl here and she is going through stages of growing-- anyone out there willing to let their girls share with her!!!!? Continue

Posted by Cheryl on December 19, 2007 at 10:36pm — 3 Comments

LaVender Countdown

It's almost 9 p.m. and I'm counting down for my sons' bedtime. They are full of life, laughing, playing with each other, making silly boy sounds and Mama is TIRED of hearing it and full of hormones. Dear Jesus, give me your peace that surpasses all understanding and give me patience as I countdown and await the glorious moment they are gone to bed. Ahhhh...the sweet sound of silence. I can hardly wait! Today was no screen day - no tv, no playstation, and no computer and they are in rare form. I… Continue

Posted by LaVender on December 19, 2007 at 9:51pm — 3 Comments

Sitawi Jahi Reasons For Home Schooling

MOVEMENTS UNLIMITED BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR EDUCATING
AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN
REASONS FOR CONSIDERING HOME SCHOOLING
Every major metropolitan area in the United States of America is reporting record drop out rates for African American Males! In most of these cities, the drop out rate is well over 50% some cities 70%. Nevertheless, all one has to do is look at who we see standing on street corners during the daytime, young African American “school a…

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Posted by Sitawi Jahi on December 18, 2007 at 9:41am — 2 Comments

Honey December 14, 2007

Chriman Academy now has a new focus. A few weeks ago, I asked the boys to set some personal goals for themselves. I asked them individually to write down what they would like to change or improve about themselves. Then we came together and I helped them to catergorize their goals and to create goals in catergories that didn't have anything in them. The catergories were Academic, Social, Physical, Family, Personal ( goals that didn't necessarily fit anywhere else, but still as important.)…

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Posted by Honey on December 14, 2007 at 6:44pm — 4 Comments

Misty H It's been a while......

It looks like I haven't put finger to keyboard in weeks since our newest little one appeared on the scene. Chloe keeps me so busy and I see now that you really have to have some stamina and organization to keep everything running smoothly. I'll have to keep praying for more of both! Haven't heard from many of you in a while so I'm assuming you are all busy with work and seasonal activities. I will post some photos of the baby when I'm on again.

Be blessed!

Misty

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Posted by Misty H on December 13, 2007 at 1:44am — No Comments

Maria Ancient Afrikaan History (Preclassical)

Anyone knows of any websites that will educate my daughter in Ancient Afrikaan History on the Preclassical Level or subject matter. I really would appreciate all information. We are trying to do unit studies on this subject and all it entails. Thank you very much.

Maria

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Posted by Maria on December 6, 2007 at 5:52pm — 6 Comments

Claudea B.