Are you homeschooling children ages two through five?  Make plans now to attend this important seminar which will encourage you and address your unique needs.

Learn which teaching methods and materials work best for this special age group. Veteran homeschooling moms will share with you from their experience working with preschoolers.

Learn how to use these important years to build a love of learning.

(Be sure to check Upcoming Seminars for an event in your area, or request information by e-mail at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it )

May 9-10, 2008

Location: Arlington
Sponsoring Organization:
Hearth & Home Ministries
(972) 231-9838
www.homeschoolbookfair.com

May 16-17, 2008

Location: San Antonio
Sponsoring Organization:
Family Educators Alliance of South Texas (FEAST)
(210) 342-4674
www.homeschoolfeast.com

June 27-28, 2008

Location: Austin
Sponsoring Organization:
Christian Home Education Association of Central Texas (CHEACT)
(512) 450-0070
www.cheact.org

August 14-16, 2008

Location: The Woodlands
Sponsoring Organization:
Texas Home School Coalition
(806) 744-4441
www.thsc.org

August — Getting Off to a Great Start!

We will discuss general homeschooling issues, the father's role in homeschooling, and just spend time getting to know each other. Your spouse is invited to this meeting.

September — Organizing Your Time

Yearly scheduling, daily scheduling, lesson plans, outside activities, cooking tips, etc.

October — Understanding Your Child

What is your child's learning style? What is your teaching style? Understanding these important concepts will help you with many of the choices you face in educating your child.

November — Avoiding Resistance in Your Student

Tips for dealing with frustration and avoiding tantrums and tears. Ways to avoid resistant behavior, and advice for dealing with it when it does occur.

December — Choosing Curriculum

Are you totally overwhelmed by the amount of curriculum available? Spend the evening looking at a variety of material and talking with the veterans who have used it.