Homeschoolers Choice


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	The Way Home	Mary Pride	Are stay-at-home wives old-fashioned and outmoded (at best) or parasites (at worst)? -- Is daycare the natural habitat for babies and toddlers? -- Is family planning the only responsible choice for married Christian couples? -- Are Christian children doomed to rebel against their parents, and ultimately abandon church? -- Does the Bible include examples of "working wives"? --Can a lovely Christian home actually affect the culture and the economy -- just by being there? 25 years ago, The Way Home was the first book to ask all these questions -- and answer them.
	Shepherding a Child's Heart	Ted Tripp	Dr. Tedd Tripp not only draws on his thirty years of experience as a pastor, counselor, school administrator, and father, but he also shares insights gained in ten years of teaching this material in conferences worldwide, providing more valuable help for parents.
	The Heart of Homeschooling	Chris Klicka	Raising children is hard work. This is news to no one, especially homeschooling families. Many are tempted to cut corners, or even give up. But there is help and encouragement to be found.
	Recovering the lost tools of learning	Douglas Wilson	Public education is in crisis. At the heart of the problem is the idea that education can exist in a moral vacuum. Describes the melee in public education and calls for a return to classical teaching methods.
	Future Proof your child	Nikki Bush & Graeme Codrington	'Stop the world, I want to get off!' is the regular refrain of many of today's time-pressured parents. 'Give me an experience and I'll promise you a relationship,' is the mantra of their children. The world has changed. The future has changed. Childhood is changing.
	Why Gender matters	Leonard Sax	A noted pediatrician and child psychologist looks at the controversial question of biologically based gender differences, arguing that these variations are a biological reality and that they play a key role in the development of personality traits and intellectual and social skills.
	Raising your child's Social IQ	Cathi Cohen	This practical, step-by-step book outlines a customized program that teaches children how to handle teasing, to join successfully with other children, to read social clues, to feel better about themselves, to express anger appropriately, and more.
	Baby minds : Brain-building games your baby will love	Linda Acredolo; Susan Goodwyn	Draws on the latest research in infant brain development to offer techniques parents can use to foster learning, explaining how natural behaviors can be built upon to nurture langauage, reading, memory, and creative skills.
	What's Going on in There? - How the Brain and Mind Develop in the First Five Years of Life	Lise Eliot	A study of how the human brain forms in the first five years of life describes the critical period of development a child goes through and what parents can do to help their children's brains develop.
	The Ordinary Parent's Guide to Teaching Reading	Jessie Wise; Sara Buffington	An accessible primer on phonics-based teaching filters out the obscure, political, and gimmicky practices of typical programs to provide parents with simple steps on teaching children how to read, providing a wealth of tools, instructional advice, and easy-to-follow guidelines.
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