Ray and Charlene Notgrass have homeschooled for twentyyears, with their youngest child graduating this spring. Theyand their family operate Notgrass Company, which publish-es homeschool curriculum. Ray is the author of

and , all for high school. Their favoritepastimes are enjoying their grown children, being grand-parents, and encouraging homeschooling families.

Experienced homeschooling parents, Ray & Charlene Notgrass, share how youcan develop a learning lifestyle that goes beyond the expectations of the world.They encourage parents to teach the heart, soul, and mind of each child frombabyhood through adulthood.

All your children shall be taught of the Lord, and great shall be the peace of your children. ~Isaiah 54:13

www.notgrass.com

…………………………….There is hope for the family in the 21st century! Humorous illustrations willencourage you to enhance your family life with these suggestions.

God calls us to teach and disciple our children while we are still being discipledourselves. This unique dynamic was designed by God to develop teacher andstudent alike. Steve shares his successes and failures of 30+ years training his 4sons from young boys to grown men.

www.thefamilythatstaystogether.org

All your children shall be taught of the Lord, and great shall be the peace of your children. ~Isaiah 54:13

has been referred to as the “Grand-father of Homeschooling in Houston”. Hank’sfocus is on challenging, encouraging, and equip-ping families to be successful in home schooling,and he challenges parents to recognize that thedevelopment of character is the key to a student’sfuture success.

is a Christian vocalist andspeaker with Hands of Love Ministry and ElectricStation Records. She sings and speaks throughoutthe U.S. Rachel leads worship along with herhusband Scott Kramer at their home church, andthey are most grateful to be parents of two chil-dren.

passion for sewing led to hercareer in the Family and Consumer Services Educa-tion program at Illinois State University, where shehelps prepare future FCS teachers for middle & highschool classrooms.

is the Chief Financial Officer of agrowing company. He has a passion for helpingyoung adults grow in godliness and professionalism.Ted and his wife, Lisa, have three children who havebeen homeschooled for the last 10 years.

is the creator of the innovative BraveWriter Writing and Language Arts Curriculum.Brave Writer exists to foster a nurturing relation-ship between parent and child while creating a safeenvironment for writing growth. She has home-schooled her five children.

is Senior Pastor of BethanyCommunity Church. He is also author of the book

He and his wife,Whitney, homeschool their four children.

Rachel West Kramer

Julie Bogart

http://www.educationalsupport.org

www.bravewriter.com/

http://handsoflove.org/Rachel West Kramer

Beginning in the garden and culminat-ing at the marriage supper of the lamb, we’llexplore God’s plan for rebuilding the founda-tion of our culture, the Christian home.

Working with a reluctant writer? Wanting toinspire a resilient one? Become an effectivewriting coach and ally to your children. You’llalso go home with an 8-week writing plan!

Fundamentals are important in sports,education, and nutrition. You will learn whyeach recommendation is necessary and under-stand the physiology behind the best foods forour body.

Our country was founded upon a deep faith inGod. Recent developments, however, havethreatened our spiritual foundation. Learnabout the strong legacy of faith in Americanhistory & how we can continue to uphold thatfaith despite recent attempts to undermine it.

Reminding pastor’s and elder’s wives thatSatan puts great effort into attacking andundermining the families of those in ministry,Stacy gives examples of ways to ensure thatthe wives of those in ministry are not caughtoff guard.

Thehuman heart, as John Calvin put it, is "aperpetual forge of idols." As homeschoolers,we rightly recognize the importance of familybut is it possible that we have taken a goodthing--the family--and made it an idol?

We will considerthe basis of an educational philosophy andspecific practices of a Charlotte Mason Educa-tion – Great Literature and Living Books, theWonder of Natural Sciences, the Pageantry ofHistory, a Wide and Varied Curriculum… anapproach for ALL ages.

Burn-out: To become exhausted especially as a result

of overwork or dissipation.” Every homeschoolmom faces burnout - sooner or later. Theworkshop will re-align your thinking and goalswith a focus on lifetime goals rather than onimmediate assignment battles.

Often,the burden of teaching falls on the mother. Theway her husband protects, nourishes, andsupports her can be the difference betweensuccess and failure.

We want our lives to count – to makea difference! A SERVANT LEADER challengesothers to live life courageously, to walk in faithand to honor God. It begins with serving andloving others with authentic compassion andcourage. Joshua 3:5 says, “Consecrate your-selves, for tomorrow the LORD will do amaz-ing things among you!”

Theimportance of Classical Education, and howto implement it in your homeschool.

while currently pursuing herMaster’s in Educational Psychology/Gifted Educa-tion, offers private tutoring, teaches atGERI/Purdue University, teaches science and art ata local homeschool co-op class and homeschoolsher own three children.

Angela Beddingfield

shares his successes and failures ofover 20 years of working to develop the habitof incorporating family devotions into the lifeof his family. He also shares insights into therole of the father as the pastor of the home.With references to the habits of other notableChristians, Steve shares practical tips forteaching God’s word to children of all ages.

Do you wonder if your child is ready towrite on his or her own? How much helpshould you give? You will gain an understand-ing of how to tailor your children’s writingprogram into one that suits your child’s skilllevel while challenging him or her to grow aswell.

Truth and facts will be pre-sented from the latest research studies reveal-ing factual deficiencies that can cause many ofthe most detrimental conditions facing ourchildren. Treatments should start with whatwe know and then later lead into what we only“think” might help.

Veteran homeschooling mom helpsother imperfect moms find daily strength for

the journey. She shares tips on how to keepfirst things first, ways to make homeschoolinga family lifestyle instead of a burden, & remind-ers about God's goals for training our children.

Feminine softness and beauty have been re-placed. Join Stacy McDonald, mother of sevenfair maidens, as she investigates the lost art ofbiblical femininity, sexual purity, and virtuousmaidenhood—a fairy tale experience.

We are immersed in a materi-alistic culture. At the same time, the church ismore aware of the global needs of the orphan,the widow, and the poor. The purpose of thisworkshop is to cultivate a Christ-centeredcompassion within your family that will moti-vate you.

Discover howyou and your students can save time & moneyon college and increase the flexibility of how toaccomplish goals for higher education. Thisworkshop will help you understand collegecredits and how your students can confidentlypursue and earn credits as early as their highschool years.

During this session, you arethe student. We will discover how a CharlotteMason day might look in the life of an olderelementary student. This is a hands on “how-to” class that will not only enable you to seefrom your student’s perspective, but also helpyou to formulate a plan that is rich and rigor-ous, yet broad in approach so you still “get inall the extras”.

Enjoy learning and apply-ing some basic principles of civil engineering.During this session, you will be introduced tovarious engineering terms and will be put towork in hands-on experiments and creations.

SBy His grace, he works in our lives in

ways we cannot deny that it is HIM! Only Hecan take our hearts and make them like His!Only God can remove all fear and grant usfaith to soar through the adventures of thisearthly life. These are things only God can do!

Understand the power to succeed in homeschooling – and every other facet of life.

In examining the lives of Isaac andDavid, Steve gleans helpful insights into thebattles facing young people today. This work-shop will clarify the issues and encourage ouryouth to stand strong. All scripture is inspiredand profitable for Christians of all ages.

Timed essay writing demands a different kindof skill and preparation than the typical pre-pared essay. We’ll look at strategies to makethe SAT/ACT tests less of a beast! Bring yourhigh schoolers with you.

This workshop discusses the currentstatus of home education in the law and howyou can meet the legal requirements and anyupcoming legal challenges to your freedom tohomeschool in Illinois. Resources will be pro-vided on income tax breaks for homeschoolingand staying informed on legislative and legaldevelopments in Illinois.

Does thinkingabout high school credits, transcripts, testing,graduation, and post-high school options scareyour socks off? If so, you are not alone!

Explore the fascinating world of forensiccriminal investigation. The past will collide withthe present when you and your team of foren-sic experts examine the scene and utilize mod-ern technology to solve this dastardly mystery.An additional fee and online convention regis-tration is required by March 17.

Practical advice for preparing a re-sume, applying and interviewing for a job,preparing and living by a budget, and other lifeskills.

Inthis session, we will discuss how a CharlotteMason Education looks in the upper years. As

your student grows, an expansive educationproduces a self-motivated learner.

Join Stacy asshe reminds women, especially homeschoolingmothers, where to turn during times of weari-ness and trials.

How to keep your “movers” mov-ing and their hands on more than a pencil! Doyou have a child who would rather build orcreate than write and study? Many studentslearn better by demonstrating new knowledge.

When wepraise God in the midst of real life - especiallyparenting, we open the door to God’s handmoving mightily in and through our lives. Inthis workshop, Rachel will focus on the privi-lege of worshipping God while encouragingour children.

We must teach our children to not onlysurvive, but succeed in the face of an increas-ingly post-Christian world.

This workshop is Steve’stestimony of the last twenty years as the fatherof a child with special needs. He shares whathis family has learned as a result of Johnny’sdisability, and the special, rewarding, and joy-ful role he has played in their lives. Even in thedifficult experiences of life, God proved faith-ful. His grace sustained them and broughtgood out of their struggles & disappointments.

Enjoy learning and applyingsome basic principles of civil engineering.During this session, you will be introduced tovarious engineering terms and put them towork in hands-on experiments and creations.

Those whospent their lives building cathedrals had avision toward future generations rather thanfor the moment. What would we change if wehad the same generational vision as the cathe-dral builder?

Whydo we need to know about ancient history andother cultures? How does the Bible relate toour understanding of world history? Ray an-swers these questions and highlights some of

the important people, events, and ideas thathave shaped our world.

Explore the fascinating world offorensic criminal investigation. Your thoughtfulanalysis of the evidence will lead you to unlockthis case. The race is on! An additional fee andonline convention registration is required byMarch 17.

How can youmake teaching more fun for you and learningmore interesting for your children? This work-shop will use hands-on learning to help youidentify eight ways your children are smart andhow you can use this knowledge in daily les-sons.

You probablyhave, or will, face questioning and criticismfrom friends and family who think you’ve “lostyour marbles”. For 12 years this workshop hasbeen the key that has provided the encourage-ment for thousands of families. The handout isspecifically designed to share with others thefoundational reasons why you have chosen theexcellence of homeschooling.

It will be a casual Ques-tion & Answer format for follow up from anyof the previous sessions as well as any otherCharlotte Mason related topics. Questionsmay be submitted ahead of time or during ouropen conversation.

When we try to prepare to teach the Ameri-can Revolution, we might be overwhelmed bythe enormity and complexity of the era. Thissession is designed to give us some goodhandles on what happened and why, and howthe American Revolution can help us under-stand our nation and world today.

fornovice and intermediate camera users) We willcover the basics of using camera settings &focus on how to change small habits in takingpictures to make your everyday pictures lookprofessional.

Why not blend thebest of each method? MFW instills Biblicalvalues while integrating literature, chronologi-cal history, geography, hands-on activities,notebooks, timelines, narration, Greek & Latinroots, nature studies, and more.

has practiced chiropractic medi-cine for 7 years. He has a special passion fornutrition, and its role in disease and wellness stemsfrom his son’s early life experience.

http://www.benningfieldchiro.com/Team_Doctors.html

has a solo law practice in Washington, IL,where he lives with his wife & son, whom they home-school. Brian serves as general counsel for SamaritanMinistries International. He’s currently the Presidentof the Washington District Library Board.

has been walking with the Lord for 28years and with his wife Nancy for 23 years. He hasbeen a homeschool dad for 19 years. He has beenteaching college history for 10 years and nowworks as Assistant Professor of History at Mon-mouth College in western Illinois.

is a home education advocate andCharlotte Mason enthusiast.  She is involved with theCharlotte Mason curriculum support group,

& .  She alsoinitiated and continues to facilitate a Peoria areaCharlotte Mason Study group.

www.amblesideonline.org/

, a professor at Judson University, hastaught child psychology since 1987 and has workedin preschools. His new book, , willhelp you to have a more obedient preschooler and toenjoy him or her more than ever.

is a pastor’s wife, homeschooling mother, speaker,blogger, and author of the life changing books, Passionate Housewives,Desperate for God and Raising Maidens of Virtue. On her blog andwhile traveling with her family she encourages women all over the globeon issues related to marriage, motherhood, homemaking, chastity, andChristian culture. www.yoursacredcalling.com

, pastor of Providence Churchin Morton, lives on two acres of heaven wherehis family spends their spare time raising a fewchickens, adventuring in the woods and cornfields, and reading good books.

Dr Chad Walker

Brian Heller

Fred Witzig

has a great love for teach-ing.  She is a pediatrician, homeschool mother,and former 5th grade teacher. She left formalmedicine to homeschool her three children.  Shestill practices her hobby of medicine at a Chris-tian Clinic in the Chicago suburbs. She is on theboard of directors for ParentalRights.org.

Dr Rob Currie

James & Stacy McDonaald

Dr Lainna Callentine

isconvinced we are to be not conformed buttransformed by the renewing of our mind. Withthese premises, he examines how scripture im-pacts every subject in our curriculum.

When should my student learn to write anessay? What if I’ve neglected writing until now?Is it too late? This session deals specifically withall the dynamics of high school writing—thenecessary formats, the timing of that instruc-tion, and how to evaluate the work they do.Don’t despair!

Moderndating provides our children and young adultswith lessons in “breaking up” (practice for di-vorce) and emotional heartache rather than howto form solid relationships and permanent bibli-cal commitments. Scriptural principles for paren-tal involvement and marital training areexamined while parents and their children dis-cuss ways to apply them in their own homes.

Whether you prefer tradi-tional textbooks, unschooling, or find yourselfsomewhere in-between, Charlene Notgrass out-lines a system that can make you feel like ahomeschooling Super Mom. It helps you focus

not just on academic subjects, but also onspiritual development, family relationships, andlife skills.

additional fee and online conven-tion registration required by Mar 17.

The workshop provides a concise overview ofhow to successfully address the myriad of sub-jects that need to be covered. Though thechallenge can feel overwhelming, Mr. Tate willshare from their 24 years of homeschooling avariety of tools and support systems that areavailable to help you accomplish your educationgoals successfully no matter what the ages ofyour kids. (especially for beginners!)

How do you view your role in the family?Are you just a wife and mother? How can thisdistorted view of a woman’s calling affect ourchildren? Join Stacy as she reminds mothers oftheir honorable calling of wife, mother, andkeeper at home; and how their respected posi-tion was planned before the beginning of time.

Colleges of any type areequipped to prepare us for a lifetime of service

to God, we know why we attend and what weshould be getting out of the college experience.This session will encourage us to be intentionalabout our spiritual and academic growth so thatwe can seize the opportunities and avoid thepitfalls, and so that we leave college morededicated to and prepared for the work God hasprepared for us.

This session isbased on youngsters' preoccupation with imagi-nation. Parents will learn how to engage theirkids' imaginations with dramatically positiveresults.

Why can’t your child orstudent read, comprehend, listen, focus atten-tion, spell, sit still, follow instructions, managetime and behave? This seminar will reveal theincredible talents of dyslexics, the cause of theirdyslexia, and answer this question.

What is Char-acter?, How is Character Developed? and Char-acter through the Disciplines. We teach thefundamentals of character-building within theteaching of subjects from History to Language,Science to Math. Without inculcating characterin each subject, the knowledge is vain.

From communication tips and personality in-sights, we will look at practical ways to love oneanother. If children can learn to love their siblingsand honor their parents, and parents can learn tosubmit to one another and be honorable, we learnto “bear one another’s burdens”. Galatians 6:2

The best wayto cultivate writing in your home is to create acontext for a language rich environment! We’llexplore the role of nature study, art appreciation,film, poetry, literature, and word play in thedevelopment of great writers.

Reflections on thepurpose of marriage and how to lead your childreninto that blessed estate.

Many voices in the world--and sometimes in ourfamilies and churches--tear down our confidencethat we are doing a good job homeschooling ourchildren. Learn to let go of the world's standardsfor your children. Find new confidence as youtrain your children according to God's standards.

addtional fee andonline convention registration required by Mar 17.

Family and ConsumerSciences is a field that includes careers related tohuman development, parenting, family relation-ships, food/nutrition, apparel/textiles, consumereducation, and interior design. This session willgive youth hands-on experience with three specificcareer paths in this field: child life specialist,personal chef, and apparel designer. Detail abouthow to prepare for each career will be provided aswell.

Hank’s daughter-in-love,Lydia, who is homeschooling 3 boys, joins Hankto share a multi-generational overview on how toget started in building an effective homeschool.The workshop reviews what a school day is likeand will help develop realistic expectations. Hank& Lydia will help you discover resources and avoidhidden pitfalls. (especially encouraging for begin-ners!)

Join Stacy as she discuss-es how feminist ideology contradicts Scripture in

almost every way—and how Jesus is the one whotruly sets women free!

Ever notice how much of the Bible is made up ofstories of the past? Repeatedly God’s Word useshistory to teach us important lessons about life,both the beautiful and the ugly. We can do historyso that our telling of the past is faithful to God’struths about the human experience.

Highlights from Dr. Currie’sbook by the same title.

We willdiscuss some of the unique challenges of educat-ing a child with special needs as well as explainingwhy some traditional educational tasks are diffi-cult for your child. A hands-on workshop wherewe will try to recreate for you how your child mayexperience various sensory input and movementchallenges. Practical tips will be given on how toindividually adapt your classroom for each subject- including English/Reading, Math, Science, SocialStudies, Handwriting, Foreign Language, andBible.

The Heart of Illinois Convention of Christian Home Educators is hostedannually by APACHE. APACHE is led by volunteer families who have a heartto minister to Christian homeschool families.

The vision of APACHE for the annual homeschool conference is:� To provide education and information to parents� To minister to homeschool families by providing a quality, affordable

convention in downstate Illinois� To promote understanding and acceptance of homeschooling as an

excellent means of education

For more info about APACHE, visit our websitewww.apachecentralillinois.org

Your is your conference pass. It providesaccess to the entire conference, including keynote presenta-tions with Steve Demme, featured speaker session with Rayand Charlene Notgrass, six workshop sessions of yourchoice, resource bag, vendor hall and APACHE Park.

Please pick up your name badge at the registration counterupon arrival at the convention and wear it at all times whilein attendance.

We are excited to announce that, this year, two-day earlyregistrations, including widows/widowers, will receive a

two-day, in-and-out, parking pass!! That’s right,come and go as you need, and the parking pass is good forthe entire event!

Please note: You must register for the convention to en-ter the vendor hall.

There will absolutely not be access to the Vendor Hall ex-cept during these hours, so plan accordingly.

Many of the homeschool vendors are experts in their field,and we encourage you to take advantage of this wonderfulopportunity to gain knowledge and information. When avendor takes the time and effort to explain a product, orgive beneficial advice, please buy the product from theperson who took the time with you. It is unfair to takeadvantage of one vendor’s time and knowledge and thenpurchase it for less from a competitor. Not only does thishelp preserve an atmosphere of trust and sharing, it alsoencourages the return of knowledgeable, well-establishedvendors to our annual conference.

More than 30 exhibitors from all over the country will beon site with the best educational materials. Take advantageof this opportunity to save shipping charges on materialsyou need. Some vendors will also have special pricing atconvention for further savings. Vendor representatives area tremendous resource many of whom, as home educatingfamilies, have chosen curriculum for their own children, andcan share their knowledge, expertise and experience. Inaddition, Christian organizations, publishers, communitygroups and businesses that serve and support the homeeducating community will participate in the convention asvendors.

The complete and updated list of vendors is available on-line at APACHE’s website:http://apachecentralillinois.org/Default.aspx?pageId=916395

· Math-U-See· Rod & Staff Publishers· My Father’s World· Farm Country General Store· Brave Writer Writing & Language Arts· Rainbow Resource Center· Notgrass Publishing· Christian Liberty Press· Sonlight Curriculum· Reading Solution of Central IL· BJU Press/ HomeWorks by Precept· Lamplighter Publishing· Truth & Life Ministries· Well-Planned Day· Classical Conversations· A Beka Book· FreedomProject Education· GERI/Purdue University· Teaching Textbooks· Usborne Books and More· Video Text Interactive Homeschool Math· Illinois Christian Home Educators (ICHE)

and Much More!!

Please register online using Paypal atwww.apachecentralillinois.org or mail in a copy ofthe registration form on the following page. Com-plete only one registration form for each family.You, your spouse, youth, young adults and grand-parents must be submitted all together on oneform. We are unable to make exceptions to con-vention policies or registration fees. Please do notask for exceptions.

Questions? Email info@apachecentralillinois.org orcall 309.589.1307.

If you are unable to attend the convention afterprepayment has been made, please send a writtenrequest for a refund to:info@apachecentralillinois.org or APACHE, PO Box5203, Peoria, IL 61601-5203. Requests postmarkedon or before March 17 will be receive a full refund.Requests postmarked after March 17, 2012 will re-ceive a 50% refund.

We have invested our lives in home educating ourchildren out of our love for them, but the annualconference is designed specifically for parent edu-cation and enrichment; therefore, children under12 will not be permitted. Infants under 12 monthsare welcome; however, we request that parentswith infants sit in the back of the room near anexit. Babies who make distracting noises- evenhappy ones- must be removed immediately. Aprivate room for mothers will be available whereyou can care for your baby in a comfortable set-ting, but there will be no other childcare facilitiesoffered.

We do encourage students 12 years of age andolder to attend with their parents. Parents are re-quired to be on site at all times. Youth are expect-ed to conduct themselves in a mature, respectfulmanner. The registration fee for youth is $10each. Maximum youth fee per family is $30.

Young adults who have graduated from highschool but are still living at home may attend withtheir parents. The registration fee for young adultsis $20 each. Name(s) and payment must be in-cluded with the parent’s registration.

Through the years the Association of Peoria AreaChristian Home Educators has worked hard to pro-vide challenging and motivating convention experi-ences. To ensure another successful convention in2012, we are dependent upon volunteers. Wouldyou please prayerfully consider volunteering 1-2hours of your time to help make this year’s con-vention a success? If so, please check “I am will-ing to volunteer” on your registration.

In the event you require funding assistance to at-tend, APACHE offers a limited number of workingscholarships. You may earn a scholarship by vol-unteering 6 hours prior to and during convention.This time may be split between an attending cou-ple. Scholarships are available on a first-come/first-serve basis. On your registration form, pleasecheck: “I want a Working Scholarship,” and payyour full registration fee in advance. After youhave performed your service, you may pick upyour refund at the registration counter.

Work assignment: Prior to the convention, youwill be contacted by our Volunteer Coordinatorwith information about your assignment andtime(s) of service. The Volunteer Coordinator willmake two attempts to reach you. If we cannotreach you, the next person on the list will be con-tacted.

Explore the fascinating world of forensic criminalinvestigation. You will transport back to biblicaltimes to conduct a forensic criminal investigationof a murder scene. The past will collide with thepresent when you and your team will gather evi-dence and conduct experiments to solve this who-dun-it. The race is on to be first team to solve thiscold case file.

In order to register for any CSI: Forensic Biologyworkshops, your convention registration and pay-ment, including the additional fee must becompleted online at www.apachecentralillinois.orgby March 17th.

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___1.God’s Divine Design- Demme___2.Nurturing Brave Writers- J Bogart___3.First Steps to a Child’s Heart- Dr. Walker___4.America’s Heritage of Faith- R Notgrass___5.Minister to Pastor’s Wives- S McDonald___6.The Idol of Family- D Bennett___7.Philosophy: Intro to CM-Christenberry___8.Burnout: How to Avoid It- H Tate___9.Tending the Garden- J McDonald___10.Serve to Lead, Lead to Serve- R Kramer___11.Importance of Classical Conversations

___1.Finding Hope and Redemption-Demme___2.Hands-on Engineering- Beddingfield___3.Cathedral Building- J McDonald___4.Exploring World History- R Notgrass___5.CSI- Dr Callentine MUST register online___6.Teaching Strategies- Banning___7.Why Homeschool?- Tate___8.A Conversation: CM- Christenberry___9.Teaching the American Revolution- Witzig___10.Intro to Photography- Donahoe___11.Combining- My Father’s World

___1.Christian Home & Family Worship-Demme___2.Natural Stages of Growth-Bogart___3.Common Childhood Disorders-Walker___4.HSing for Imperfect Moms-C Notgrass___5.Virtuous Young Maidenhood-S McDonald___6.Teaching Compassion- D Bennett___7.Preparing for College & CLEP- Hank Tate___8.An Immersion Study: CM-Christenberry___9.Hands-on Engineering-Beddingfield___10.Something Only God Can Do-Kramer___11.Prayer: Power to Prevail-J McDonald

___1.Strategies for Understanding- Demme___2.Brave Writer Lifestyle- Bogart___3.God Guides Grooms & Brides- J McDonald___4.Confident Homeschooling- R Notgrass___5.CSI- Dr Callentine MUST register online___6.Experiencing Careers in FCS- Banning___7.1,2,3s of Getting Started Hsing- Tate___8.Chirstianity: Real Women’s Lib- S McDonald___9.Doing History Like God Does History-Witzig___10.What Your Preschooler Desperately- Currie___11.ABCs, 123s and Handwriting- Bob Jones

___1.Slaying Lions & Honoring Parents-Demme___2.SAT/ACT Essay Preparation- Bogart___3.Homeschooling and IL Law-B Heller___4.HSing Through High School-C Notgrass___5.Adults Only CSI-Dr. Callentine MUST register online___6.So you’re graduating,now what? -Lueken___7.Expansive Education: CM-Christenberry___8.Weary Women-S McDonald___9.Hands-on Teaching/Learning:- Beddingfield___10.Power of Praise-R Kramer___11.Living for Jesus- J McDonald

___1.Conformed or Transformed- Demme___2.Help for High School Writing- Bogart___3.The Heart of the Matter: J McDonald___4.Record Keeping- C Notgrass___5.CSI- Dr Callentine MUST register online___6.How to Homeschool Successfully- Tate___7.Sacred Mission of Motherhood- S McDonald___8.Christians in College: How to Thrive- Witzig___9.How to Be a Magical Mom or Dad- Currie___10.Dyslexia- Reading Solution of Central IL___11.Character Instruction- FreedomProject Educ

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