Lemiloe Publishing

09/04/2020

Set off on an adventure and explore 11 U.S. National Parks without leaving home using our comprehensive literature-based unit study. Written from a Christ-centered worldview, your child will love learning about God’s creative handiwork. Parks covered: Acadia, Big Bend, Denali, Everglades, Grand Canyon, Great Smoky Mountains, Hawai’i Volcanoes, Mammoth Cave, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, and Yosemite.

Set off on an adventure and explore 11 U.S. National Parks with this comprehensive literature-based unit study. Written from a Christ-centered worldview, your child will love learning about God's creative handiwork. Parks covered: Acadia, Big Bend, Denali, Everglades, Grand Canyon, Great Smoky Moun....

09/08/2016

[NEW ARTICLE] Discipleship,Teaching to the Heart

"You and I have no power to make our children into followers of Christ.  We can teach, admonish, discipline, and appeal, but we cannot change the heart, and without a heart change none of our children will carry on the faith of their fathers."

06/08/2016

"If I could go to any National Park, I would go to_____"

There's a lot of great parks, but I think I would go to Yosemite.

Where would you go?

Picture from www.oars.com

02/08/2016

[NEW ARTICLE] Homeschool Myth – “We Can’t Afford It”

Imagine a family comes to you and says, “We are considering homeschooling.” As a fellow homeschooler, you’d probably be pleased, try to encourage them in their decision, and answer their questions.

31/07/2016

On August 25th, 2016, our nation’s National Park Service will turn 100 years old. From August 25-28, there will be free admission to all 412 national parks. Even if you have been to many parks, this will be a once in a life time opportunity. Events will be happening at parks all over the country.

http://findyourpark.com/find

And if trouncing around a national park inspires you and your children to learn more about our parks, please go to:

http://lemiloepublishing.com/products/u-s-national-parks-unit-study

LEMILOE,

Melanie

A park can be a place, a passion or a state of mind. People all around America are finding their park every day. So get up. Get out there. Find your park. It might be closer than you think.

09/04/2016

We just opened a store at Teachers Pay Teachers. We'd love for you to stop by and rate any products you have used and/or purchased. Can you help us spread the word?

TeachersPayTeachers.com -- 2,000,000+ free and priced teaching resources created by teachers for instant download including lesson plans, interactive

16/02/2016

Homeschool Glossary – Demystifying Homeschool Lingo

When you first consider home education, homeschooling terms can sound like a foreign language. Once you commit to homeschooling your children and spend a few months teaching them, you will learn there are even more words in a homeschoolers’ vocabulary. Sometimes you don’t even know what you don’t know!

We've compiled a list of helpful terms. Check them out and let us know if we missed any!

http://lemiloepublishing.com/homeschool-glossary-demystifying-homeschool-lingo/

When you first consider home education, homeschooling terms can sound like a foreign language. Once you commit to homeschooling your children and spend a few months teaching them, you will learn there are even more words in a homeschoolers’ vocabulary...

30/08/2015

Hello fellow homeschoolers! As you get ready for fall, here is a great resource titled "Tips for Teaching Literary Analysis." We moved the link on our site so we're sharing the updated URL.

http://lemiloepublishing.com/tips-for-teaching-literary-analysis-free-course/

Tweet EmailSumoMe Tweet EmailFree Email Mini-Course Do your homeschool students know how to analyze what they are reading? Do you know how to teach them to identify the key literary elements in the books they are reading? Our Tips for Teaching Literary Analysis mini-course is a great complement...

27/05/2015

It’s my favorite time of year: late spring, almost summer. When the dreary winter and spring showers give way to longer days, bluer skies, and warmer temperatures, I celebrate! I love to be in my gardens early in the morning before the children are up and the daytime noises dominate, working in my v…

22/05/2015

Somewhere along the line, many of us who homeschool have bought the lie that learning best takes place sitting down. At a desk. Facing a whiteboard. Listening to a lecture. So we homeschoolers tend to organize our children at tables, hunched over work pages, “doing school” like we did when we were s…

21/05/2015

Hey homeschoolers, we just published an encouraging article that should give you some summer-time inspiration. Check out:

Home School Myth – “Learning Only Takes Place at a Desk”
From Stay-cations to the National Parks

http://lemiloepublishing.com/home-school-myth-learning-only-takes-place-at-a-desk/

From Stay-cations to the National Parks By Melanie Hexter Somewhere along the line, many of us who homeschool have bought the lie that learning best takes place sitting down. At a desk. Facing a whiteboard. Listening to a lecture. So we homeschoolers tend to organize our children at tables...