By Julianna Duerksen
Can you imagine if the entire population of Denver, 650,000 people, died within four years? It would be a tragedy never to be forgotten. Around 620,000 men gave their lives in the War Between the States (the Civil War) — and that’s a low estimate. It was the sacrifice of these thousands of largely unknown heroes that inspired the celebration of Memorial Day.
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By guest Author Renee Ellison
A child with an undisciplined mind learns internal discipline by gobs and gobs of experiences of external discipline via attentive time with mom, dad, or a tutor. (Discipline here is not used in the punitive sense but rather as the ability to apply consistent, well-ordered thought to a project or line of study).
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By Guest Author Bradley Pierce
*Knock, knock*
Someone is at your door.
You step toward it and look through the peephole. It’s a stranger, and they look official. You open the door.
“Hello, can I help you?” you ask.
“Hi, I’m from Child Protective Services and I need to speak with you. A report has been made against you concerning the treatment of your children…”
By Carolyn Martin
We are being bombarded with messages redefining the definition of man and woman while also affirming the exponential growth of the number of genders. Email signatures and in person introductions now come with imperatives about preferred pronouns. What was once a well-known absolute, has now become a source of grave confusion as definitions and culture norms flex with an agenda that has taken aim at our children.
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by guest author Robyn van Eck
Read part 1 here.
If you think children learn the beauty of our language by hearing great books read to them (and they do), guess how well they learn it by copying great writing, word by word?
But please note that if you do not have your children copy sentences that are examples of literary excellence, then… they will not learn literary excellence!
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