Category Archives: homeschooling

Each One is……

August 14, 2015advice for parents, Contemporary Christian Music, Discouraged Christian, encouragement for mom, encouragement for teachers, homeschooling, Spiritual Encouragement, UncategorizedChristian encouragement, christian encouragement for moms, Day One, encouragement for teachers, homeschooling, homeschooling mom, Matthew West, new beginnings, TEACHER MOMT.W. Allgaier

We get to have a “Day One” over and over. His mercies are new each and every day!

I have been thinking about new beginnings and starting all over a lot lately. With the onset of school, and as a former educator, I believe that every student deserves to start over. Each one deserves a “new day.” We can have a new day each and every day! Continue reading Each One is…… →

Attention Teachers!!

July 16, 2015encouragement for teachers, homeschooling, Spiritual Encouragement, teachers, Uncategorizedencouragement for teachers, homeschooling mom, new teacher, Parenting, teachers, Teaching, teaching job, teaching your own childT.W. Allgaier

I know what you are thinking.

It is less than a month away in most districts.

It is about that time…….

I will admit that for the 15 years I taught in the public schools, and yes….the 10 years I homeschooled by boys….I dreaded that day like none other. Continue reading Attention Teachers!! →

Knowledge “Caught”

March 2, 2015children creativity, encouragement for mom, homeschool material, homeschooling, motherhood, simple spiritual lessons, Uncategorizedadvice for moms, encouragement for moms, homeschooling, homeschooling mom, new homeschooling mom, TEACHER MOM, teaching your own childT.W. Allgaier

Could I get a show of hands…who is tired of winter? Just what I figured, 99.9% of us. Those of you in that .1%…bless your heart.

I am amazed by the weather and all the variables that go into it. I blog about it a lot it seems. I guess I could have been a weather person, but I do not like math and science, so it probably wouldn’t have worked.

Our children have many likes and dislikes and interests. As parents, it is up to us to allow them to pursue those interests. We never know how those things might play out in their future. My youngest always liked numbers and loved sports and now he has a career that include both areas. My eldest was always the artist and again, he was fortunate to have a career in design. Continue reading Knowledge “Caught” →