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If you are just getting started with homeschooling, you may feel confused by all the options available to you. If you have been homeschooling for a while, you may need some encouragement to stay the course. Whatever your situation, remember that God gave your children to you. He loves them even more than you do, and he entrusted their training to you.

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Featured Resource

Sign of Love DVD

Sign of LoveThis new DVD features a cast of forty-six homeschooled children and graduates as they present the true story of Thomas Gallaudet (1787-1851) and his work to establish the American School for the Deaf in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1817. Hymns, folk songs, original musical numbers, and choreography combine to bring this moving story to life for the entire family.

"As a mother of 3 cast members in the performance of Sign of Love, I would have to say it is my all-time favorite play that the Homeschool Dramatic Society has ever done! I have a great aunt who is deaf, and I grew up watching her and my grandmother sign to each other. Her father had the insight to send her to Knoxville to a school for the deaf when she was very young even though it was hard for the family to let her go. So, the story of Thomas Gallaudet and how he established the first school for the deaf in America was very significant for me. Also, the scene in which the deaf students sign 'Amazing Grace' as the piano played the music moved me to tears every practice and performance. I realized 'Amazing grace how sweet the sound' when truly heard is heard more clearly with the heart than the ears." --Tammie, cast mother

Featured Article

You are surrounded by skeptics and critics who are ready to ask questions and to pounce upon every perceived weakness of the homeschooling approach. Some of these skeptics are in your family; some are in your church. The failures of public schools somehow get a pass from the public--unless they generate a plea for increased funding. But let a homeschooling family miss a state requirement or do something bizarre, and the editorial writers, pundits, and politicians wag their heads and talk about the need for greater oversight of homeschooling.

You lie awake at night asking yourself questions such as, "What will people think?" "What if my child has special needs?" "Can I cover everything?" "Which approach should I take?" "Will my children be ready for college?" "Do I know what I am doing?" and the grand prize winner, "AM I GOING TO RUIN MY CHILDREN?"

Read the rest of this article by Ray Notgrass

Our Products

We offer world history, American history, and U.S. government curricula for high school students. We have Tennessee and Georgia state history studies.

Use our Draw to Learn study series to help your child hide God's word in his heart and develop his art skills at the same time. Learn to Draw provides basic drawing instruction.

Help your children discover the how, why, and joy of learning from a Biblical perspective with Exploring the Library. Get encouragement for your homeschooling journey with our family resources.

Tie it all together with our homeschool record-keeping book. It provides a straightforward and effective system to help you focus on the most important things in training your children.

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Articles and Book Reviews

Enjoy browsing some of our articles about family life and homeschooling, and book reviews.

amie

The amie network is a growing, active organization of homeschooled Christian teenage girls across the country. The amie network, directed by Bethany Notgrass, exists to connect members in friendship and Christian fellowship and to encourage them to serve God and others. The membership fee is $7.00 per year, which includes 12 printed issues of the amie newsletter. Visit the amie website for more information. You may subscribe on-line or send a check or money order for $7.00 to join. 370 S. Lowe Ave., Suite A, PMB 211, Cookeville, TN 38501.

Family Fun

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