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Thought for the Day
“Don’t wait to make your son a great man – make your son a great boy.”
~Unknown
Show & Share – February 26, 2014
Welcome to the February 26th Edition of Show & Share. We look forward to enjoying what you have to share today. For Show & Share ideas and guidelines, read this post.
Bible Labs Projects Blog: Outreach Ideas for Children
Looking for ways for your homeschoolers to spread the Gospel? Here’s a blog by an SDA homeschooling mom that shares creative ideas for Bible Lab. Click HERE to visit the Bible Labs Projects blog.
Motivation Monday
“From every Christian home a holy light should shine forth. Love should be revealed in action. It should 
flow out in all home intercourse, showing itself in thoughtful kindness, in gentle, unselfish courtesy. There are homes where this principle is carried out—homes where God is worshiped, and truest love reigns. From these homes, morning and evening prayer ascends to God as sweet incense, and His mercies and blessings descend upon the suppliants like the morning dew…. All can see that there is an influence at work in the family that affects the children, and that the God of Abraham is with them. If the homes of professed Christians had a right religious mold, they would exert a mighty influence for good. They would indeed be the “light of the world.”
He who lives Christianity in the home will be a bright and shining light everywhere.”
The Faith I Live By, Page 278
Rest
“For in six days the Lord made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day: wherefore the Lord blessed the sabbath day, and hallowed it.” Exodus 20:11
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Food for Thought ~ Nurturing children: Why “early learning” doesn’t help
An article from the Institute of Marriage and Family Canada is making the rounds through several homeschool sites I visit. It discusses the socialization myth and why early learning programs are not necessarily beneficial to young children. It is definitely food for thought – Nurturing children: Why “early learning” doesn’t help
The Adventist Home Educator 