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Day 1 Home Education Reading Challenge

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The Reading Challenge pages include: Part I: Some Preliminary Considerations, I. A Method of Education, II. The Child’s Estate. My Reflections (Courtney) “Children are a public trust” (page 1, Home Education) …This really made me think about how I’m training my children. They are raised in a Christian home and I believe they belong to…

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Thanks for coming over, it’s nice to meet you! We’re Morgan and Courtney, 2 sisters passionate about mothering and preserving childhood. Did we mention we’re 2nd generation homeschoolers?! Learn more about our story here.

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