Tag Archives: homeschool
Homeschooling Parents are Artists Too!
Homeschool parents deserve special recognition. They have an incredible job as teachers of their children. Most homeschooling parents I know take this responsibility very seriously. They are always looking for new methods to improve the educational experience. One method homeschool parents often use to encourage … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art Show, Homeschooling
Tagged Art Show, artist, homeschool, Homeschooling, parents
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Art For Homeschool Art Show – Vote for People’s Choice
When I scheduled August 1st as the deadline for the second Art For Homeschool Art Show I had no idea that on that day I would be getting into a truck and making the drive to Texas. I did not even … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art Show, children, homeschool, people's choice, summer
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A Friendly Reminder – Art For Homeschool Art Show
I just want to remind everyone that the Art For Homeschool Online Art Show deadline is approaching in a few weeks. The deadline for entering the show is midnight CST, August 1, 2010. Entries can be uploaded to the AFH … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Art For Homeschool Flickr Group, Art Show
Tagged Art, Art Show, deadline, homeschool, homeschool art show, online art show, summer
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Love to Know Interview
There are many sites on the internet with great information about subjects such as homeschooling and art. One site you may find helpful is called Love to Know. The site is an online magazine for woman. There is a section of the site that focuses on homeschool. … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, homeschool, Homeschooling, interview, lori soard, love to know, online magazine, terry holliday
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Charlotte Mason & 7 Ways to Give Children First Hand Sources of Art Information
Previously I published a post asking readers to tell me which artist was their favorite for doing picture study. I got the term “picture study” from reading the book A Charlotte Mason Companion: Personal Reflections on the Gentle Art of … Continue reading