I am looking forward to a fun time of homeschooling this year :)
My middle child is beginning First Grade this year, and will be practicing his writing as well as reading and we will use some of the My Father's World materials to enhance his learning. My oldest child will be doing 6th grade work with A Beka Curriculum this year, and exploring Engineering (his current future-career interest.) I am also doing some Kindergarden Prep. with my Preschooler, Misses soon-to-be-Three :) This will be an eventful year and I am planning on resting in God's grace as much as I can during all of it ;) I am pretty sure the boys will be on bowling leagues and do swimming, and I may do Mommy&Me classes with Grace later in the year.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Hi :) I felt badly about missing posting here for awhile,but,I wonder if anyone has even missed me posting? I felt like I was posting so much about our home schooling endeavors onto he other blog, that it was taking up too much space. But, I don't know how many have heard about this blog, or if anyone is even reading it! Lol! If you do read this blog,could you leave a comment and let me know? I may just lay down this blog, and continue to go ahead and post about home schooling as it comes up, on the other blog if no one really seems to be blessed by this one. Do let me know! And, I hope you had a great homeschooling day! ;)
Monday, October 22, 2007
This poem made me cry~!~ by Grafted Branch.
Small Things
My darlings...
When you are grown
And doing big things,
Who will you be?
Where is this path to take you?
Will you be a frugal homemaker
That blesses her husband
With a lovely space to call home?
A place of calm and care, respect and regard
That he can't wait to come home to each night.
Will you educate your children at home,
Teaching them first to seek Christ's righteousness,
Trusting Him to then provide for your every need?
Helping your children see past themselves--
To be like Christ--
To look toward serving the needs of others.
Will you be an author
Who weaves her words to bring beauty
Or wisdom
Or companionship to her readers?
Will you be a musician
Bringing the most beautiful language of all
To large crowds or small congregations?
Will you invite youngsters into your home
And pass on your skill and knowledge as have
Musicians for thousands of years before you?
Will you design buildings
With wonderful rooms and stairs and drawbridges
As you do with your brissle blocks
And Lincoln Logs?
Will you offer your members an instrument of the Lord
For the healing of the sick?
Will you be the soul on the other side
Of the call button?
The one that comes running
To offer care, concern or comfort.
When you are grown and gone
And busy being the wife,
The mother,
The educator,
The writer,
The musician,
The mentor
The architect,
Or the nurse,
You won't remember
The hard work you're doing today.
It's the hard work of learning your letters,
And the patience you practice in writing your numbers.
You won't remember how long it took you to
Recognize the difference between "d" and "b" and "p,"
And you won't have any recollection of
How many times you sounded out "that" and "and."
You won't remember a time
When you didn't know
How to decipher the code of the musical staff.
You won't recall flashcards and drills and
"Naming the notes."
You won't remember feeding the dog.
Or cleaning the dishes.
You won't know what I'm talking about
When I reminisce about the months and years
It took to develop your habits of discipline.
And you'll wonder who I'm speaking of
When I amuse myself with the memory
Of your "little brain" and
How you tried so hard to make it grow fast
As you tried so hard to remember to pick up your toys.
I hope you won't remember how many thousands of times
I told you to take your thumb out of your mouth.
You won't remember your intricate block buildings.
You won't remember counting black beans
Or naming the Math-U-See rods...
One pea
Two carrots
Three little pigs
Four bananas
Five glasses of water
Six plums
Sevenilla
ChocoEight
Nine scoops of mint-chocolate chip ice cream
You won't remember copywork.
You won't remember making your first salt-dough map.
You won't remember when you first knew
That "ph" says "ffff," and that "tion," says "shun."
When you are grown and gone and doing big things,
You won't remember how hard you worked for every. little. step. here and now.
But I'll remember for you. I promise.
Posted by Grafted Branch @ Restoring the Years
Small Things
My darlings...
When you are grown
And doing big things,
Who will you be?
Where is this path to take you?
Will you be a frugal homemaker
That blesses her husband
With a lovely space to call home?
A place of calm and care, respect and regard
That he can't wait to come home to each night.
Will you educate your children at home,
Teaching them first to seek Christ's righteousness,
Trusting Him to then provide for your every need?
Helping your children see past themselves--
To be like Christ--
To look toward serving the needs of others.
Will you be an author
Who weaves her words to bring beauty
Or wisdom
Or companionship to her readers?
Will you be a musician
Bringing the most beautiful language of all
To large crowds or small congregations?
Will you invite youngsters into your home
And pass on your skill and knowledge as have
Musicians for thousands of years before you?
Will you design buildings
With wonderful rooms and stairs and drawbridges
As you do with your brissle blocks
And Lincoln Logs?
Will you offer your members an instrument of the Lord
For the healing of the sick?
Will you be the soul on the other side
Of the call button?
The one that comes running
To offer care, concern or comfort.
When you are grown and gone
And busy being the wife,
The mother,
The educator,
The writer,
The musician,
The mentor
The architect,
Or the nurse,
You won't remember
The hard work you're doing today.
It's the hard work of learning your letters,
And the patience you practice in writing your numbers.
You won't remember how long it took you to
Recognize the difference between "d" and "b" and "p,"
And you won't have any recollection of
How many times you sounded out "that" and "and."
You won't remember a time
When you didn't know
How to decipher the code of the musical staff.
You won't recall flashcards and drills and
"Naming the notes."
You won't remember feeding the dog.
Or cleaning the dishes.
You won't know what I'm talking about
When I reminisce about the months and years
It took to develop your habits of discipline.
And you'll wonder who I'm speaking of
When I amuse myself with the memory
Of your "little brain" and
How you tried so hard to make it grow fast
As you tried so hard to remember to pick up your toys.
I hope you won't remember how many thousands of times
I told you to take your thumb out of your mouth.
You won't remember your intricate block buildings.
You won't remember counting black beans
Or naming the Math-U-See rods...
One pea
Two carrots
Three little pigs
Four bananas
Five glasses of water
Six plums
Sevenilla
ChocoEight
Nine scoops of mint-chocolate chip ice cream
You won't remember copywork.
You won't remember making your first salt-dough map.
You won't remember when you first knew
That "ph" says "ffff," and that "tion," says "shun."
When you are grown and gone and doing big things,
You won't remember how hard you worked for every. little. step. here and now.
But I'll remember for you. I promise.
Posted by Grafted Branch @ Restoring the Years
"I must be reminded annually, at least, that the less I rely on the pressing time structure of my curricula, the more learning weaves its way into the fabric of our days. Those are the best days..." ....this helpful little reminder written by Grafted Branch @ http://restoringtheyears.blogspot.com.
I so needed this little reminder today.
I so love to stick to my little(ok, rather large)planbook,
but today I told the boys and the little girly that we are
going to take a walk in the museum's park and feed the ducks
some leftover stale bread this morning, before
we begin our schoolwork.
They jumped in excitement at the idea!
Grace brought her little pink dolly stroller with her
My Little Pony plush toy in it and walked it around the path.
I wish I had thought to bring the camera...
Ty is currently reading about Asia, the largest continent on the whole Earth.
An interesting fact Tyler just told me: "Did you know that India and China are almost completely different and yet they are in the same continent, kind of like how Joshua and me are so different and yet we are in the same family... it kind of stinks." Lol. I have to go talk to him about loving his brother now ;).....
I so needed this little reminder today.
I so love to stick to my little(ok, rather large)planbook,
but today I told the boys and the little girly that we are
going to take a walk in the museum's park and feed the ducks
some leftover stale bread this morning, before
we begin our schoolwork.
They jumped in excitement at the idea!
Grace brought her little pink dolly stroller with her
My Little Pony plush toy in it and walked it around the path.
I wish I had thought to bring the camera...
Ty is currently reading about Asia, the largest continent on the whole Earth.
An interesting fact Tyler just told me: "Did you know that India and China are almost completely different and yet they are in the same continent, kind of like how Joshua and me are so different and yet we are in the same family... it kind of stinks." Lol. I have to go talk to him about loving his brother now ;).....
Friday, October 19, 2007
We continued our studies into missionary work in today's world after the regular subjects of study were covered,and it was so sweet to see the heart for evangelism that is sparking in my oldest child's heart; with the sin struggles that beset him and he cannot *seem* to get any ground on, it is so encouraging to see God working in this fresh, unexpected way! I know that,in my own life, there are areas of sin that I will probably always struggle with as well ('till I'm in Heaven,)and yet God still chooses to work through me, to bless people and spread the word about Him, despite all of that. This sheds new light on 'He chooses the weak and the foolish to confound the wise'! There is no doubt that a child is weak and foolish according to the world's standards, but we as adults are weak and foolish too because we don't have God's wisdom and we recognize our weakness and our foolishness as gifts because they push us closer to God. We see our need for a Savior!!
Ty has confessed previously that he has not been sure that he could have a missionaries heart, because he would be too afraid to put his life in danger in order to tell others about Jesus. And I have prayed that God would bless him with a spirit of bravery, of unwavering trust in the Lord. Today during Bible reading time he told me that he thinks he is not afraid anymore, that the fear he once had has been overtaken by a supreme burden for the state of people's souls who need to hear about Jesus. He said that he trusts God to take care of him if he wants to travel as a missionary someday, even if it means prosecution for him in a new, scary way. I asked him if he remembered and understood fully how many Christians have been martyred and prosecuted for God in the past, and are being martyred and prosecuted now, how common it is (we have been going through the Fox's book of martyr's for some time now, a story at a time, and we are subscribers to Voice of Martyr's free magazine, you can check them out at http://www.persecution.com, which we read monthy and pray after reading for all the Christians being persecuted in the world, so he has been educated in this,) and he said that he did understand it,that he knew it was God's will what happened to those men and women and that if he were to die, that this would be God's will too. Tears were streaming down my face as he also said that God turns all things meant for evil into GOOD.!!!
My heart is just so overfilled with !Thanks! to God, for His provision of a Godly pastor, and his family, for us to learn from and for His plan to use parents(as regular, sinful people) to train up and raise these children's hearts and minds in a way that is the way that they should go-the right way; to train them to trust in God, as imperfect at that as we yet are. His promises, His ways, seem as foolishness to the world and yet look agaian: it was His plan that saved us all and it is His Holy Spirit that guides us daily to trust in Him; His grace that gives us the strength to do the right things every day when doing the right things is hard. Thanks to Him, for saving me, I can now teach my son about Jesus and about God's call to all of us believers to 'go forth and baptise the nations..." With a heart full of faith,I see Ty doing just that in the future years to come. Thank You, Lord!
Ty has confessed previously that he has not been sure that he could have a missionaries heart, because he would be too afraid to put his life in danger in order to tell others about Jesus. And I have prayed that God would bless him with a spirit of bravery, of unwavering trust in the Lord. Today during Bible reading time he told me that he thinks he is not afraid anymore, that the fear he once had has been overtaken by a supreme burden for the state of people's souls who need to hear about Jesus. He said that he trusts God to take care of him if he wants to travel as a missionary someday, even if it means prosecution for him in a new, scary way. I asked him if he remembered and understood fully how many Christians have been martyred and prosecuted for God in the past, and are being martyred and prosecuted now, how common it is (we have been going through the Fox's book of martyr's for some time now, a story at a time, and we are subscribers to Voice of Martyr's free magazine, you can check them out at http://www.persecution.com, which we read monthy and pray after reading for all the Christians being persecuted in the world, so he has been educated in this,) and he said that he did understand it,that he knew it was God's will what happened to those men and women and that if he were to die, that this would be God's will too. Tears were streaming down my face as he also said that God turns all things meant for evil into GOOD.!!!
My heart is just so overfilled with !Thanks! to God, for His provision of a Godly pastor, and his family, for us to learn from and for His plan to use parents(as regular, sinful people) to train up and raise these children's hearts and minds in a way that is the way that they should go-the right way; to train them to trust in God, as imperfect at that as we yet are. His promises, His ways, seem as foolishness to the world and yet look agaian: it was His plan that saved us all and it is His Holy Spirit that guides us daily to trust in Him; His grace that gives us the strength to do the right things every day when doing the right things is hard. Thanks to Him, for saving me, I can now teach my son about Jesus and about God's call to all of us believers to 'go forth and baptise the nations..." With a heart full of faith,I see Ty doing just that in the future years to come. Thank You, Lord!
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Good afternoon :)
Today was a busy day for us, what with me recovering and my sister being sick, but I still managed to do a (little bit of) home schooling, mostly focusing on "the 3 Basic R's" as they call them: Reading,'Ritin(lol)&'Rithmatic(lol again!.)
Today, my son did his reading in a book called Revolution in World Missions by KP Yohannan. It is a book that is distributed by Gospel for Asia and you could get a free copy of it by visiting www.gfa.org/freebook or calling 1-800-Win-Asia.
He read chapter 9 today, "Is Missions an option?" and I had him write a 3 paragraph summary of what he read, answering that question in it,after he was done. He wrote,
"If it were not for Paul,America would not have been founded in a biblical way, and we wouldn't know about God as well. We also would not have all the blessings we do, and we would not be a rich, prosperous nation either. I love how God makes America very blessed and rich. So,we should be very grateful to God..."
I love that summary! Especially the first line... "If it were not for Paul..". If it were not for Jesus, none of us would be able to be saved, and also if it weren't for missionaries many places would not be reached for God. Our world needs saints who want to give back all that we have been given. 2 Corinthians 8:13-14:"For I mean not that other men be eased,and ye burdened: but by equality, that now at this time your abundance may be a supply for their want, that thier abundance also may be a supply for what you want: that there may be equality."
This past Sunday we had 2007 Missions Fund Sunday for Sovereign Grace Ministries as well.SGM celebrated 25 years of church planting this year!:)
The president of SGM,CJ Mahaney,explained a Christians expected heart for missions so well that I know his words will be rich material to bless you and me in our home education endeavors, in every subject, from now on: because they help us to lift our eyes Heavanward, and put an eternal perspective onto our hearts. His words are italacized below. God bless! xoxox's <3 Stacey
"Each year, our mission presentation aloows us to look back and thank God for His faithfullness to Sovereign Grace Ministries over the past twelve months. It also inspires us to look forward~ to anticipate grace to come, and to consider the opportunity we have to contribute to the advance of the gospel.
... 25% of contributions to the SGM Mission Fund goes directly towards financing church planting in the US; another 25% will help fund the pastors college. The mission of each is esentially the same: to plant and build gospel-centered churches for the glory of God. I also want to thank all of you for your involvement in the local church, your support in prayer, and your generous financial giving. It is my great priveledge and joy to serve the Lord with you. May you be primarily aware, as you read about our missions work, of the Savior~ the one whose sacrifice on the cross for our sins makes all this possible; and may all your praise be directed exclusively to Him."
Today was a busy day for us, what with me recovering and my sister being sick, but I still managed to do a (little bit of) home schooling, mostly focusing on "the 3 Basic R's" as they call them: Reading,'Ritin(lol)&'Rithmatic(lol again!.)
Today, my son did his reading in a book called Revolution in World Missions by KP Yohannan. It is a book that is distributed by Gospel for Asia and you could get a free copy of it by visiting www.gfa.org/freebook or calling 1-800-Win-Asia.
He read chapter 9 today, "Is Missions an option?" and I had him write a 3 paragraph summary of what he read, answering that question in it,after he was done. He wrote,
"If it were not for Paul,America would not have been founded in a biblical way, and we wouldn't know about God as well. We also would not have all the blessings we do, and we would not be a rich, prosperous nation either. I love how God makes America very blessed and rich. So,we should be very grateful to God..."
I love that summary! Especially the first line... "If it were not for Paul..". If it were not for Jesus, none of us would be able to be saved, and also if it weren't for missionaries many places would not be reached for God. Our world needs saints who want to give back all that we have been given. 2 Corinthians 8:13-14:"For I mean not that other men be eased,and ye burdened: but by equality, that now at this time your abundance may be a supply for their want, that thier abundance also may be a supply for what you want: that there may be equality."
This past Sunday we had 2007 Missions Fund Sunday for Sovereign Grace Ministries as well.SGM celebrated 25 years of church planting this year!:)
The president of SGM,CJ Mahaney,explained a Christians expected heart for missions so well that I know his words will be rich material to bless you and me in our home education endeavors, in every subject, from now on: because they help us to lift our eyes Heavanward, and put an eternal perspective onto our hearts. His words are italacized below. God bless! xoxox's <3 Stacey
"Each year, our mission presentation aloows us to look back and thank God for His faithfullness to Sovereign Grace Ministries over the past twelve months. It also inspires us to look forward~ to anticipate grace to come, and to consider the opportunity we have to contribute to the advance of the gospel.
... 25% of contributions to the SGM Mission Fund goes directly towards financing church planting in the US; another 25% will help fund the pastors college. The mission of each is esentially the same: to plant and build gospel-centered churches for the glory of God. I also want to thank all of you for your involvement in the local church, your support in prayer, and your generous financial giving. It is my great priveledge and joy to serve the Lord with you. May you be primarily aware, as you read about our missions work, of the Savior~ the one whose sacrifice on the cross for our sins makes all this possible; and may all your praise be directed exclusively to Him."
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Good morning :) Please forgive me for missing yesterday, after I made this big thing of how I'd try and be here every day ;),lol! I am finding that challenging in the midst of this chronic pain I am having ith my ear & now tooth, so now keeping up with homeschooling in iteself, and the other blog, is becoming about all I can handle.Lol. I know this is not homeschool related, but should you desire to pray for me, please pray that my root canal will go well this afternoon and that my MRI I am getting for my tooth/jaws on Wedsnesday will reveal just what it is supposed to, to help my Dr. understand my symptoms better. Thank You.
Yesterday, as I sat outside of RACC waiting to pick my sister up, I had time to spare and rifled through some books and magazines I keep on the side pocket of the car door for times of waiting. I pulled out Family Worship by Jerry Marcellino, a small booklet full of big ideas that I bought at our churches resource table years ago. (The book only costs $4.00,from Audubon Press, 2601 Audubon Drive/ PO Box 8055, Laurel,MS 39441-8000.)
Reading it, I felt encouraged all over again about how I am part of the church of God,set apart, different from the rest of the world that is decidedly Un-Christian,meant to remain salty, remaining on the ancient paths... I think we can all use this kind of encouragement regularily?.... From the first page:
" Because the Christian is not his own, but bought with a price, he is to aim at glorifying God in every relation of life. No matter what station he occupies, or wherever he be, he is to serve as a witness for Christ. Next to the church of God, his own home should be the sphere of his most manifest devotedness unto Him. All it's arrangements should bear the stamp of his heavenly calling. All it's affairs should be so ordered that everyone entering it should feel "God is here!" A.W. Tozer.
I love that quote... and this one to go along with it from Jonathan Edwards, found on page 2 of this booklet:
" Let me now therefore, once more,before I finally cease to speak to this congregation,repeat and earnestly press, the councel which I have often urged on the heads of families, while I was their pastor,to great painfulness in teaching,warning, and directing thier children; bringing them up in the training and admonition of the Lord; beginning early, where there is yet opportunity, and maintaining constant diligence in labours of this kind."
...How great a quote is that! It sums it all up; what we are to be doing here in this world with the little ones entrusted to us, beginning early~ whre there is still opportunity to shape their minds and hearts~ and maintaining, with constant diligence, these kinds of labours! And the fist one, "Next to the church of God, his own home should be the sphere of his most manifest devotedness unto Him....",
"All it's arrangements should bear the stamp of his heavenly calling. All it's affairs should be so ordered that everyone entering it should feel "God is here!"... Oh how thankful I am that, as I look around my house, I see lot's of books about Him and Living the Christian Life, pretty decorations that boast His scriptures (no prettier words to display) and warm, comphy furniture that says come sit,take a tea or coffee, it is comfortable here; God is here.
Yet, how easy is it to decorate the outside ~ and ignore the inside? Like a white-washed tomb, scripture says. I want to follow the biblical commandment to be bear the stamp of His heavenly calling inside of my own heart, and instill it inside of my childrens hearts. When you walk into my home, do you find a family devoted to God and His good works, a loving family, a helpful family? Do you come into an environment free of strife, and gossip and follish divisions within the home? I hope this is mostly true, but of course it is not always true. Sinners live here, me truly being, as David once said ( though in my case it is true) the biggest sinner I know; I am busiest battling my own sin. As the administarion in this home when my husband is not in the home (usually quite a bit, as they are the main earners)we women are in charge of the atmosphere of the home and the content of the home while our head of the home is gone... are we keeping our own sin ever in front of us, battling it daily, and striving to make glorifying God our chief aim for each day?
This book may hold the most important message of all for homeschoolers, above mere academic curriculum and hoisting up the most important aim of all Christian households, and that is glorifying God in all that we do and remaining salty!
Another really neat tool for Bible Study (that I found at Christian Books.Com) is A Family Guide to Narnia~ Biblical Truths in C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia by Christin Ditchfield. many of us, as well as our children enjoy The Chronicles of Narnia series. This book really explores the Biblical Truths found in the storyline( of which there are many) and is a great window of opportunity to involve the kids in finding the Biblical paralells, in this chapter-by-chapter, book-by-book examination of The Chronicles. It is by Crossway Books and we bought it last Christmas for only $10, so it is prob. cheaper now ;)
HAVE A GREAT GOD -GLORIFYING HOME SCHOOL DAY!
<3 Stacey XOXOXO'S
Yesterday, as I sat outside of RACC waiting to pick my sister up, I had time to spare and rifled through some books and magazines I keep on the side pocket of the car door for times of waiting. I pulled out Family Worship by Jerry Marcellino, a small booklet full of big ideas that I bought at our churches resource table years ago. (The book only costs $4.00,from Audubon Press, 2601 Audubon Drive/ PO Box 8055, Laurel,MS 39441-8000.)
Reading it, I felt encouraged all over again about how I am part of the church of God,set apart, different from the rest of the world that is decidedly Un-Christian,meant to remain salty, remaining on the ancient paths... I think we can all use this kind of encouragement regularily?.... From the first page:
" Because the Christian is not his own, but bought with a price, he is to aim at glorifying God in every relation of life. No matter what station he occupies, or wherever he be, he is to serve as a witness for Christ. Next to the church of God, his own home should be the sphere of his most manifest devotedness unto Him. All it's arrangements should bear the stamp of his heavenly calling. All it's affairs should be so ordered that everyone entering it should feel "God is here!" A.W. Tozer.
I love that quote... and this one to go along with it from Jonathan Edwards, found on page 2 of this booklet:
" Let me now therefore, once more,before I finally cease to speak to this congregation,repeat and earnestly press, the councel which I have often urged on the heads of families, while I was their pastor,to great painfulness in teaching,warning, and directing thier children; bringing them up in the training and admonition of the Lord; beginning early, where there is yet opportunity, and maintaining constant diligence in labours of this kind."
...How great a quote is that! It sums it all up; what we are to be doing here in this world with the little ones entrusted to us, beginning early~ whre there is still opportunity to shape their minds and hearts~ and maintaining, with constant diligence, these kinds of labours! And the fist one, "Next to the church of God, his own home should be the sphere of his most manifest devotedness unto Him....",
"All it's arrangements should bear the stamp of his heavenly calling. All it's affairs should be so ordered that everyone entering it should feel "God is here!"... Oh how thankful I am that, as I look around my house, I see lot's of books about Him and Living the Christian Life, pretty decorations that boast His scriptures (no prettier words to display) and warm, comphy furniture that says come sit,take a tea or coffee, it is comfortable here; God is here.
Yet, how easy is it to decorate the outside ~ and ignore the inside? Like a white-washed tomb, scripture says. I want to follow the biblical commandment to be bear the stamp of His heavenly calling inside of my own heart, and instill it inside of my childrens hearts. When you walk into my home, do you find a family devoted to God and His good works, a loving family, a helpful family? Do you come into an environment free of strife, and gossip and follish divisions within the home? I hope this is mostly true, but of course it is not always true. Sinners live here, me truly being, as David once said ( though in my case it is true) the biggest sinner I know; I am busiest battling my own sin. As the administarion in this home when my husband is not in the home (usually quite a bit, as they are the main earners)we women are in charge of the atmosphere of the home and the content of the home while our head of the home is gone... are we keeping our own sin ever in front of us, battling it daily, and striving to make glorifying God our chief aim for each day?
This book may hold the most important message of all for homeschoolers, above mere academic curriculum and hoisting up the most important aim of all Christian households, and that is glorifying God in all that we do and remaining salty!
Another really neat tool for Bible Study (that I found at Christian Books.Com) is A Family Guide to Narnia~ Biblical Truths in C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia by Christin Ditchfield. many of us, as well as our children enjoy The Chronicles of Narnia series. This book really explores the Biblical Truths found in the storyline( of which there are many) and is a great window of opportunity to involve the kids in finding the Biblical paralells, in this chapter-by-chapter, book-by-book examination of The Chronicles. It is by Crossway Books and we bought it last Christmas for only $10, so it is prob. cheaper now ;)
HAVE A GREAT GOD -GLORIFYING HOME SCHOOL DAY!
<3 Stacey XOXOXO'S
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