Process of learning via the Internet
“Fluency is important because it provides a bridge between word recognition and comprehension.” Kelly L. Briggs, "Reading in the Classroom" (2003) I love movies... I enjoy watching tv and videos. There are times when a good documentary or instruction 3 min video is...
Free facebook security guide
Facebook. Love it or not… it’s here to stay. Facebook has devised a new security guide for parents, teens and educators, or everyone. It’s good to read this guide for yourself but also read it with your children. It has a lot of common sense in it- whether you use FB or not.
The free downloadable guide includes tips on how to protect your fb account, how to avoid scammers, how to use secure security settings and a whole lot more.
Homeschool Smorgasboard
Interesting links to sites of interest for parents and homeschoolers: English, Science, History and Maths
What's for tea: August
Confession time: I have not followed a menu plan since Abi & Mr. H announced their engagement. I have barely cooked. We’ve been making do, but it has taken a toll on our bodies. Last week I started easing back into cooking and preparing fixed lunches. I take time with these things. I am, by nature, highly unorganised. I take some time to find my groove and whilst I’m in it everything is great. However it doesn’t take much to knock me out of my groove and the engagement/wedding did just that. So this is the first menu plan in quite a few weeks. (And it’s an off-pay week as well, so I’m doing okay)
Bible Overview 3 (Week 9-12)
Kerugma Family Bible reading guide for use with young children. This guide is a no-fuss, easy to implement, overview of the Bible for the whole family. This week we start our tour through the HISTORY books of the Bible: Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1...
Remembering John Stott
A few hours ago a precious man of God was taken home to be with the Lord. He was 90 years old. Family and close friends gathered with Stott today as they listened to Handel’s Messiah. Whilst I mourn the passing of such a dear man I am thankful for his years here on...
Site news: new design, looking forward
It's nowhere near finished. It currently looks like something that the cat dragged in. But it is up and running. My website, that is. If you're reading this in a feed reader you won't notice but I took the site down, deleted 50% of the posts and started again with a...
Bible overview 2
Month 2: Kerugma Family Bible reading guide for use with young children. This guide is a no-fuss, easy to implement, overview of the Bible for the whole family. Preschool homeschool bible study.
Almost 800 pages
732 published posts and 62 published pages? That’s 794 in total. That’s over 6 years worth of writing, quoting and linking. So it stands to reason that there are many links which are broken, outdated or no longer existing. I am s-l-o-w-l-y going through the whole site and trying to correct or delete them. It’s a painful process.
Through the Bible overview (for families of littlies)
Kerugma Family Bible reading guide for use with young children. This guide is a no-fuss, easy to implement, overview of the Bible for the whole family. Preschool homeschool bible study.
Your turn: family bible study
We all desire for our children to know and love the Lord and be literate when it comes to the Bible. What have you done this week toward that? What lessons from the word have you learned with your family over the last week? What do you plan to study in the following week? Your turn!
Coffee explained
Confused over coffee? espresso? Latte? Double mocha? How do you have your coffee?
How to write a best seller
A few years ago I wanted to write a book. I used the Bible as our primary textbook for homeschooling. We studied English, Science, Geography, Art and History using God’s word.
The diagnosis
A woman’s visit to the doctor reveals a surprising diagnosis 🙂
Pinterest is your own creative, visual pin board. When you find images of anything that you like, you can ‘pin it’ to your pinterest. Come to think of it, it’s much like blogging!
How not to remind teens to write thank you notes
A Mum decided she was no longer going to remind her teens to write thank-you notes. That year their Aunt never received thanks for the checks she gave the teens for their birthdays. The next year things were different. The teens each visited to thank her in person!
“What caused the change in behaviour?” a friend asked the Aunt.
Idolizing the family
Living in a time when the family is under attack, the real danger is idolizing the family. We hear “the family first” and may be tempted to say “amen.” But Jesus will have none of this. When family is first, God plays second fiddle.
What! No clicking?
There aren’t any icons to click. It’s a chalk board.
Cross centric
As you read the four gospels notice that the narration slows down as the hour of Christ’s death approaches, slowing from months and weeks to hours and minutes, reminding us that this was the hour for which he came. We are to pause and ponder every detail. ~C.J. Mahaney
Mother's first duty
Those who think that a woman detained at home by her little family is doing nothing, think the reverse of what is true. Scarcely can the godly mother quit her home for a place of worship, but dream not that she is lost to the work of the church; far from it, she is doing the best possible service for her Lord. Spurgeon



