Sometimes we take color for granted, but not all of God_s creation sees in color and even among humans color is seen differently. Have fun mixing colors with your child(ren). During our Curriculum Time we discuss how to teach color. Then we begin the... Read More

Sometimes we take color for granted, but not all of God_s creation sees in color and even among humans color is seen differently. Have fun mixing colors with your child(ren). During our Curriculum Time we discuss how to teach color. Then we begin the second part of our interview with Benny DiChiara. His story is truly inspiring. Read Less

The Amazing Termite was interesting to me in the fact that growing up in Africa they used the dirt from the termite mounds to make the bricks for our house. We literally had termites crawling in our walls. During curriculum corner we discussed how to... Read More

The Amazing Termite was interesting to me in the fact that growing up in Africa they used the dirt from the termite mounds to make the bricks for our house. We literally had termites crawling in our walls. During curriculum corner we discussed how to begin homeschooling, encouraging our listener to embrace the journey. We have a very interesting guest, Benny DiChiara and we discuss his newest album, Empowered. Read Less

The intelligent Octopus is the topic of our show today. I reviewed two interesting videos showing an Octopus and their wily ways. During Curriculum Corner we discussed all the main reasons you may need to pull your child from school i.e., bullying,... Read More

The intelligent Octopus is the topic of our show today. I reviewed two interesting videos showing an Octopus and their wily ways. During Curriculum Corner we discussed all the main reasons you may need to pull your child from school i.e., bullying, curriculum content, expensive tuition, safety, and changes in family location. Read Less

After today's show you will have a new appreciation for Woodcocks. Just the variety of this bird's unusual features will help you appreciate God's creative power and sense of humor. During our discussion on pulling students out during the last half... Read More

After today's show you will have a new appreciation for Woodcocks. Just the variety of this bird's unusual features will help you appreciate God's creative power and sense of humor. During our discussion on pulling students out during the last half of the school year, we strongly encourage you to not waste time. If you are impressed to do it, then just do it. After the section on Questions Parents Ask, we begin an interview with Faye Van Meurs. Her company helps ministries by keeping track of their donors. Read Less

Can you believe that bacteria keep us happy? That's the topic that begins our show today. Having your students study microbes and bacteria help them understand the Great Designer. If you feel compelled to pull you child from school during the last... Read More

Can you believe that bacteria keep us happy? That's the topic that begins our show today. Having your students study microbes and bacteria help them understand the Great Designer. If you feel compelled to pull you child from school during the last part of a traditional school year, you may want to take a week and have them help in designing their new schedule. During the second half of the show, we continue our interview with Steve Rawlings about his great family adventure to Thailand. Thinking that $3,000.00 (their comfort zone) would be enough to establish a home in Thailand, the Rawlings began sharing their plan with friends and family. The week came when they planned to leave and they had only $400 in the bank. Be sure to listen. Read Less

Today's show begins with a devotional about the dormouse, you will find an interesting video and some craft ideas on our Pinterest Site (@mrgamblin2). Next, we discuss deciding to homeschool late in the school year. What do you do if you feel your... Read More

Today's show begins with a devotional about the dormouse, you will find an interesting video and some craft ideas on our Pinterest Site (@mrgamblin2). Next, we discuss deciding to homeschool late in the school year. What do you do if you feel your child is not thriving in school? After the section Questions Parents Ask, we go to an interesting interview with Steve Rawlings. He felt called to move his family to Thailand in order to serve God better. Read Less

This 30-minute broadcast is dedicated to home-based education. It provides the latest research on topics for working with, or ministering to children and teens. The show is designed for multi-generational listening, with a story for kids, as well as... Read More

This 30-minute broadcast is dedicated to home-based education. It provides the latest research on topics for working with, or ministering to children and teens. The show is designed for multi-generational listening, with a story for kids, as well as important information for parents and grandparents. Read Less

I love the topic of grafting apples. It makes you want an apple tree. Have fun with the Apple Unit Study, Charlotte Mason style. Listen to the conclusion of our interview with Roy Ice as he talks about the history of Faith for Today, a broadcast that... Read More

I love the topic of grafting apples. It makes you want an apple tree. Have fun with the Apple Unit Study, Charlotte Mason style. Listen to the conclusion of our interview with Roy Ice as he talks about the history of Faith for Today, a broadcast that was launched in 1950. Read Less

The Sandhill Crane is the topic of our devotional. What do you know about the Sandhill Crane. You can learn more on my Pinterest Site (@mrgamblin2, board Windows on Gods World). We decided that students may benefit from standards-based education... Read More

The Sandhill Crane is the topic of our devotional. What do you know about the Sandhill Crane. You can learn more on my Pinterest Site (@mrgamblin2, board Windows on Gods World). We decided that students may benefit from standards-based education during Curriculum Corner. And begin an interesting interview with Roy Ice from Faith for Today TV. Read Less