The Mystery of History

You may know the tender Christmas carol titled “Good King Wenceslas.” But you may not know the tragedy behind this true medieval story! Join me this Christmas season for an audio narration of “Good King Wenceslas” from The Mystery of History Volume II, to learn this story of faith and forgiveness from the Middle Ages.
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Home educated children are not immune to hearing bad words—and repeating them. Profanity is everywhere and in every culture around the world! How then do we deal with kids and cuss words? Opinions will vary, but you can join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History and veteran homeschool mom, for a proactive strategy that may help. As a gift to your children, address this issue ahead of time—with God’s Word as a guide. (Don’t miss Linda’s free printable template to use with your children.)

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Do you need incentive to get you through the next semester of home education? Do you need reassurance that this movement is doing well? Do you need encouragement through a good report card? We hope the answer is yes—because we have an assessment sure to make you smile. Join Linda Lacour Hobar and her guest Tara Bentley (Executive Director of IAHE) for “Home Education: An Encouraging Midterm Report Card.” (Spoiler Alert: You’ll be proud of these grades!)

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Shaped by our personality types, grades have the power to motivate some and the propensity to destroy others! So, how do you decide when to grade or not to grade—in a homeschool setting? Join Linda Lacour Hobar, author of The Mystery of History, and a veteran homeschool mom, for varying theories on grade keeping; tips for grading numerous subjects; and practical ideas for managing grades and counting credits when needed. With Linda’s “real life” stories of her own children (a.k.a. the cat, the monkey, and the golden retriever), this session is designed to encourage both new and experienced homeschool parents.

Have you heard? Our publisher, Bright Ideas Press, has just released The Mystery of Science! We are so excited to see this new addition to the Bright Ideas family. Designed for 4th-8th grade, the first book in the series, Biology, is available now and will soon be followed by physics, chemistry, and more! Join me today for an introduction to The Mystery of Science and a personal interview with the author (and my good friend) Karri Iverson. To get your copy of The Mystery of Science: Biology, please visit Karri’s website: www.TheMysteryofScience.com