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| Once Upon A Brain Homeschool Edition Thomas F. Morley, Ph.D. softbound $15.95 |
Revealed Educational Principles John D. Monnett softbound $15.95 |
John Taylor, Educator John D. Monnett softbound $7.95 |
Thomas Jefferson Education Oliver DeMille hardbound $26.95 |
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| LDS-HEA Conference 2007: "Homeschooling by the Fire
of Our Faith" This conference we hope to encourage and support the dads. Speakers were: The Father's Role: Preside, Provide, Protect, Neil J. Flinders, CES and BYU Educator, emeritus, Author of Teach The Children; Homeschool Dads and How They Do It by Scott & MaurLo Parker, Steve & Janis Russell, Spencer & Jane Mack; Updates from Last Year's Messages by Celestia Shumway and Michelle Stone; A Record Keeping People: Homeschool Notebooks with Joyce Kinmont with Jane Mack and Amy McMarrow; Come Sit a Spell, An open discussion on homeschooling. In a prior session Coke Newell gave a longer presentation on The Edaphic Leadership Model which he had introduced the year before. more to order, return to top of page LDS-HEA Conference 2006, "Our Homes Are Temples of Learning" Paul Mero of Sutherland Institute started the day by speaking of how homeschoolers enrich the community; Joyce Kinmont, Founder of LDS-HEA spoke of the reasons why the Saints should homeschool. Coke Newell shared an inspired leadership pattern especially for dads (and useful for all of us), and Celestia Shumway spoke of the unique roles of mothers. Rebecca Rocque told us about our special "children of light;" LuJean Livingston told us how to give them a spiritual education; and Michelle Stone spoke of the differences in Telestial, Terrestrial, and Celestial education. The day ended with Jack Monnett speaking of learning by the Spirit and Sandy Stock telling of her homeschool group's miraculous experiences in mailing 100,000 copies of A More Perfect Union to schools across the country. more to order, return to top of page LDS-HEA Conference 2005, "There's Never Been a Better Time" Keynote Address by Sister Barbara B. Smith, Former General President of the Relief Society. Other speakers include Joyce Kinmont, founder of LDS-HEA; Homeschool Grandma Joan Yarrington, Grant Cannon, Utah's leading expert on technology in education; Paul Mero, President of Sutherland Institute; Jack Monnett, author of Revealed Educational Principles and the Public Schools; LuJean Livingston, teacher trainer; Darla Isackson, reporter for Meridian Magazine on-line; Utah State Senator Mark Madsen, author of Utah's new homeschool law. more to order, return to top of page Once Upon A Brain by Thomas F. Morley, Ph. D., Written by a homeschool firendly BYU-I professor, this book tells the story of two teachers who learned how the brain functions when learning is done through lecture vs stories. This is an important book for homeschoolers because it shows us how to get the most out of our teaching efforts. to order, return to top of page *Revealed Educational Principles and the Public Schools by John D. Monnett, with free CD The Lord has always expected an LDS education for LDS youth. This is the fascinating, heartrending story of what was asked and how the Saints responded. This book will strengthen your testimony of the need for a religious education for our youth. to order, return to top of page *John Taylor: Educator by Dr. Jack Monnett, with free CD President Taylor was particularly interested in the education of children. He was adamant that only Latter-day Saints should teach our youth and he issued strong rebukes to parents who were not diligent in providing religious educations for their offspring. This book gives his advice of many aspects of education, in his own words. to order, return to top of page * A Thomas Jefferson Education by Dr. Oliver DeMille, with free CD Get your child off the "conveyor belt" and into a leadership education, the method that produced our Founders. This is the basic, classic book that you will study over and over again. to order, return to top of page Seedbed for Greatness by Reed. A. Benson After writing a dissertation on his research of homeschooling and his own family's first year at home, Brother Benson gave this presentation to a large audience at Cleon Skousen's National Center for Constitutional Studies in Salt Lake. Brother Benson's dissertation was the first in the country on home schooling, and it was prepared for BYU. to order, return to top of page * The George Washington Project by Joyce Kinmont, with free DVD and CD (This product is intended to be used with THE REAL GEORGE WASHINGTON by Andrew Allison) Don't know where to start homeschooling? Looking for more substance? Concerned about the future of our country? Consider studying American History from its core. George Washington is the central figure; he was the nation's most prominent, front-and-center leader for 17 years. The Project is a 21-day walk through Washington's life, using The Real George Washington and a large pile of wonderful supplementary material. The last day is an address by Dr. Cleon Skousen on Washington's Farewell Address, on DVD. At the end of the 21 days, we anticipate that you will be empowered to take charge of your own education. (No, we won't be doing any other Projects.)This Project is great for high school students and adults; you can pass parts of the information and your love of Washington on to the children on their own level. Also included is a CD of Attorney Matt Hilton speaking on Washington, and a CD of Washington scholar Ron Carter, author of the Prelude to Glory series, speaking on Washington and others. (Brother Carter passed away in November of 2008.) to order, return to top of page The Real George Washington by Andrew Allison, 928 pages, One of three books written by teams of trusted LDS scholars, under the director of W. Cleon Skousen, so we can trust them for accuracy. Part I of each book tells the biography, and Part 2 gives important and insightful passages from each man's writings, arranged by subject. also available: The Real Thomas Jefferson, 725 pages, softbound, $14.95 (call to order 801-776-3555) The Real Benjamin Franklin, 520 pages softbound, $14.95 (call to order 801-776-3555) to order, return to top of page The Mother of Washington by Nancy Byrd Turner A homeschool mom in California found this treasure in a used bookstore, and Archive Publishers has reprinted it for us. Your study of Washington will be greatly enhanced and your heart will delight in this old book. to order, return to top of page * The 5,000 Year Leap by W. Cleon Skousen, with free CD Learn the 28 great ideas that discovered by the Founders and incorporated into our Constitution. An easy to read, basic classic on the the Constitution by one of America's leading authorities. This book is a great place to begin your education. Young teens can understand it, and most of the principles can be explained to little children. Make it a family project! Includes a free CD of Dr. Skousen's address to us at one of our LDS-HEA Conferences. to order, return to top of page Take Your Hat Off When the Flag Goes By, Janeen Brady A delightful patriotic story and sixteen fun songs by the beloved children's songwriter Janeen Brady. Includes a full-color storybook and a fully orchestrated music tape. Help your children learn of America's freedoms in a way they'll love! One day we were at a gather at my daughter's home. Three of my daughterrs were sitting on a couch together, two of them with little babies. It was a lovely picture. Then a four-year old walked into the room, looked at the girls, then at the picture of George Washington praying in Valley Forge, and broke out in song: "George Washington was a very good man, a very good man indeed.. . ." I love this album! -JK to order, return to top of page * The Other Eminent Men of Wilford Woodruff by Vicki Jo Anderson, with free CD Learn about the great men for whom President Woodruff performed temple work. The best way to learn history and His-story! Includes a free CD of an address Vicki Jo gave at an LDS-HEA Conference. to order, return to top of page American History Stories...You Never Read in School...but should have by Mara Pratt There is no better way to teach history than through stories, and Mara Pratt, who wrote these books in 1890, was a master teacher. Volume I takes us through the Revolutionary era, Volume II has stories and events in the early years of the Republic. Adults will enjoy these stories as much as the children. to order, return to top of page The Founding of Utah by Levi Young A wonderful old schoolbook on the early history of Utah (and the Saints) which we found in a Utah library and asked Jack Monnett to reprint. Great stories about the early settlers -- how they suffered, how they danced! Written as a narrative rather than a text, it's an easy and enjoyable book to read. to order, return to top of page Discovering Spiritual Values in the Great Classics by LuJean Livingston LuJean tells us about five classic books to get us started in reading the great works with our children: Little Women - Amos Fortune, Freeman - The Door in the Wall - Caddie Woodlawn - The Bronze Bow. to order, return to top of page Every Kid Needs Things That Fly by Ritchie Kinmont Ritchie is a designer by profession and a homeschool dad and inventor the rest of the time. His message to homeschoolers is that kids need plenty of opportunity to work with their hands, to "tinker." They need to be encouraged to develop their imagination and creativity and to "make something cool" out of ordinary things. In our focus on "curriculum," we shouldn't forget the masking tape and the hammer and nails! After speaking at our 2002 Conference, Ritchie was asked by Smith-Gibbs publishing to prepare a book of projects for parents, particularly dads, to do with their children. The book was published in August of 2005 under the title Every Kid Needs Thing That Fly. The projects range from easy to difficult and use simple materials such as pop bottles, PVC pipe, and plumbing supplies. Included is a "joy stick" for the car, a "jet pack" to strap on a small back (the jet noise and flying power to be provided by Dad), a masking-tape airport for the living room floor, a water rocket and several hot air balloons for the back yard, and even a workbench. to order, return to top of page I, Nephiby Janeen Brady Lehi's family story from The Book of Mormon is told in song and verse. This album has appeal to adults as well as children; you may even want to invest in costumes and props and perform a song or two for family or neighborhood gatherings. (I, Nephi has also been made scripted for a stage production stage play that can be performed by church organizations -- call us for information, 801-776-3555.) to order, return to top of page Diet Decisions by Joyce Kinmont Covers the Word of Wisdom, the Daniel diet, enzymes, juicing, hormones, depression, vaccination, and the biological difference between plant and animal food. You'll understand things you never understood before! to order, return to top of page I Can't Believe It's Vegan by Millie Kinmont Handley When some of our family chose to eat only plant foods, Millie decided to develop recipes that tasted familiar enough that the whole extended family could enjoy them. These are our cooked foods and our treats; we also eat lots of raw fruits and vegetables. Whether you're a confirmed "vegan" or you just want to cut down on the animal fats in your diet, Millie's recipes will help. There are over 100 of them, and even the children will be pleased. to order, return to top of page Wheat for Meat by Sheri Cluff Soak your wheat - run it through a meat grinder - use it like ground beef in patties, loaves, chili, casseroles. Much easier than the old gluten method. These meat substitutes don't taste like meat, but they taste good and are so much more healthy and less expensive. Sheri soaks her wheat until it sprouts, then grinds it until it looks like ground beef -- but there's no fat to plug up arteries, no blood to make a mess on the counter, and no E.coli contamination so it's safe to handle without gloves. Sheri seasons the wheat in various ways and makes patties, loaves, and several other delicious dishes. Here's a cooking class that may change your life! to order, return to top of page |
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