Stress-Free Weddings I: The Task

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October 2, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Stress-Free Weddings I: The Task

In “Stress-Free Weddings I: The Task,” episode #196, Meredith Curtis talks to families with a wedding on the horizon who long for a peaceful, joy-filled celebration. In part I, Meredith helps you take a deep breath, list and prioritize expectations, and plod peacefully through the planning. She looks at the ceremony, guests, venues, photography, food, clothing, decorations, music, budget, and itinerary. From the practical to the relational, you will receive wisdom from an experienced Mother of the Bride.

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Show Notes

You just found out! Celebrate, invest emotionally, make a plan with the couple

Take a Deep Breath!

This is exciting! Celebrate the engagement!

Pray – What is God’s will?

Quiet Dinner – “What are you thinking?”

Dream Big – pare down

Things to remember

You are throwing a party for your family & friends to celebrate
You can be simple (low cost) or extravagant
A Wedding Planner with a Timetable is essential
God is the God of Miracles!
Pastor/Premarital Counseling
Bride & Groom Choose Support Team (wedding party)
Mom, you choose your support team because usually the wedding coordinator is you!

Ceremony

Intimate? Large? Honoring Christ? Honoring Parents & One Another?
Where?
Special Things (Unity Candle, Communion, Sing to One Another)
Remember you are getting ready for a Marriage – keep your eyes on the important thing!

Guests

Who do you want to celebrate with you?

Bride, Groom, Parents Lists
Save the Date, Invitations
Gifts – Thank You’s
Out of Towners

Venues

Choose, Reserve, Downpayment for Venues/Choose Date
Ceremony—Church, Garden, Other?
Reception—Fellowship Hall,

Photography

Photos last a lifetime
Photographer, Guests, Table Cameras
Place to upload photos

Food

Caterer or Do Food Self

Cake & Punch
Dessert Bar
Breakfast or Brunch Buffet
Sit Down Dinner
Casual Lunch Buffet

Clothing

Wedding Gown
Girl’s Dresses
Guys Tuxes

Decorations

What “feel” do you want?
Start a Shared Pinterest Board

Money

Make a Budget
Avoid Debt
Priorities (What matters most? What do you want to remember?)

To-Do Lists

A Wedding Planner with a Timetable is essential

Plan Ceremony/Itinerary
Plan Reception/Itinerary
Choose Emcee
Choose Music & Musicians (or Audio)
Pick Out, Address, & Mail Invitations
Choose & Hire Photographer
Bridal Registry
Parties: Shower, Bridesmaid Luncheon, Bachelor Party

Wedding Planner Notebook

I created a wedding planner for my daughters and several close friends. Some opted to use the print version and other wanted the eBook to print only the pages that applied to them.

Everything you need is here!

You pick and choose what you want to include and not include. You choose where the money is spent. You choose how and when and where the big day will take place. A wedding planner keeps you organized.

With checklists and schedules, you will be able to keep you head in all the planning. Family trees, memory pages, comparison pages, budget sheets, vendor payment tracking charts, table arrangement planners, sample invitations, sample schedules, and sample itineraries. But, there’s more!

The Ultimate Christian Wedding Planner has prayers, studies, and meditations to help prepare to be a godly wife. Discover where wedding traditions and symbols come from. Learn all about wedding protocol and who is responsible for what. And lots of Christian encouragement!

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Backyard Archaeology Dig

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September 18, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Backyard Archaeology Dig

In “Backyard Archaeology Dig,” Episode, #194, Meredith Curtis invites you to dig a big hole in the backyard for educational purposes. Hosting an archaeology dig for your family and a few friends is a great way to experience archaeology and its investigation into history. If you’re willing to make and break artifacts, dig a hole, string it into sections, and let kids dig with a small trowel and brush, you can go on an amazing educational adventure! Meredith explains how to prepare the artifacts, set up the dig, and “clean” the finds.

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Show Notes

What is archaeology and what do archaeologists do?

Archaeology always fascinated my kids but just for a moment. I could never pass on how fascinating the work could be. Worksheets didn’t help. Until….

Let’s Have Our Own Dig!

We decided to have our own dig! Wow! It sounded exciting to the boys to dig in the dirt.

Lessons from our first dig

Preparing Artifacts

Prepare artifacts in Ancient History Homeschool Co-op.

First Layer: Minoan Mosaics; Second: Egyptian Clay Pots; Top Layer: Greek Plates

Readying the Dig Site

Dig Large Rectangle

Break and Layer Artifacts carefully with a layer of dirt between

Stakes every 12 feet around the hole. Tie strings to make a checkerboard. Number sections.

Unearthing Treasures & Cleaning

Wear loose modest comfortable clothing. Hyrdate, hydrate, hydrate. Snack table with fruit and granola bars.

Open in prayer.

Dig with small plastic beach toy shovels (gentle – won’t destroy artifact) and brushes. Shout and cheer whenever someone finds an artifact or piece of artifact.

Take a photo, measure depth, record all information, brush off dirt, another photo, clean artifact at Research tent.

Researchers keep log.

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Backyard Ancient Greek Olympics

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September 4, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Backyard Ancient Greek Olympics

In “Backyard Ancient Greek Olympics,” Episode, #193, Meredith Curtis invites you to have your own Ancient Greek Olympics in the backyard. Don’t worry! We’ll wear clothes and dedicate the games to Jesus instead of the idol/gods of Greece. We will of course update all the games to make them fun and easy for all athletic abilities. Are you ready for a fun way to explore Ancient Greek history? Let Meredith give you a blueprint to have your own Olympics and make memories at the same time.

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Show Notes

What is unique about the Ancient Greek city-states and their Olympic competition each year? Olympic Truce

Why these games will help build a love for history in your children and teens.

Ancient Olympic Games: Stade Foot Race, Diaulos Foot Race, Hippicus Foot Race, Chariot Race, Discus Throw, Jumping Event, Hoplite Races, Boxing, Wrestling, Javelin Throw, Pentathlon (Wrestling, Stade Foot Race, Long Jump, Javelin Throw, Discus Throw).

Itinerary:

Day 1: Sacrificing to idol/god and idol/goddesses. Boys wrestling, boxing, running.
Day 2: Procession of horses, riders, chariots into hippodrome. Running, wrestling, discus, javelin, long jump. First athlete to win 3 events crowned the winner.
Day 3: Another procession ending at temple of Zeus to offer sacrifices. Long races, sprints.
Day 4: Wrestling & Boxing ending day with Hoplite race.
Day 5: Celebrate victors. Procession of coaches, athletes, and spectators to Temple of Zeus to offer more sacrifices. Young boy offers olive branch – afterward woven into wreaths. Evening feast.

Planning the Games

Venue: Backyard, field, or park

Just family or friends, too

Each city-state team wears a different color (Athens, Sparta, Rhodes, Marathon, Crete, Smyrna, etc.)

Gather supplies and prepare what will happen when and where.

Our Olympic Competitions

Archery
Relay Race
“Luge”
One-Stade Running Race
Two-Stade Running Race
Landscape Timber Balance Wrestling
Pool Noodle Javelin Toss
Frisbee Discus
Long Jump

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Organize Your Homeschool

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August 21, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Organize Your Homeschool

In “Organize Your Home School,” Episode, #192, Meredith Curtis tackles organization. Don’t panic! It is possible to organize the year ahead, schedule, and the stuff you use to teach with – books, papers, assignments. Meredith even walks through setting up the homeschool room for easy storage and clean up each day after school. And how do you eat an elephant-or get organized? One step at a time. So let’s do this!

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Show Notes

No one ever warned me that homeschooling creates piles of papers, stacks of books, and a myriad of simple choices – like how many pages to read this week or where should I store my stuff or “Mom, what should I do today?”

So, let’s tackle organization step by step.

Organize the Homeschool Room

Start first or if not enough time, work on slowly thru year and move on to lesson planning & scheduling.

Storage, book shelves, school year book shelf, place for children to store all their stuff together

Stuff Use most, easiest to access and put away

Places for piles- shelf, children’s tote

Lesson Planning

Subjects, classes, books, projects

Mapping the Year/ Leave Catch Up Weeks

Handy-Dandy Folder Method

Scheduling

Family Calendar, Mom Schedule, Kid’s Schedules

Flexible Block Scheduling

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Throw a Luau to Learn about Hawaii

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August 7, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Throw a Luau to Learn about Hawaii

In “Throw a Luau to Learn about Hawaii,” Episode, #191, Meredith Curtis inspires you to plan and host a Luau to learn all about Hawaii the fun way. shares the educational benefits of hosting a luau with all the how-tos. Learn about venue, food, costumes, decorations, music, and party fun. She shares funny and poignant memories of past luaus and how it impacted learning about our 50^th state. Teach history and geography the fun way with a luau!

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Show Notes

Nothing is boring when you throw a party! How planning, hosting, and participating in history parties is educational as well as fun!

Benefits of a Luau

Planning & hosting vs. Attending
Research crops, food, clothing, history
Learn about Hawaiian culture, food, history
FUN!

Venue/Guests

Near Water (pool, ocean, lake) good!

Decorations make it! Tropical flowers, shells, fishnets, surfboards

Play Hawaiian/Beach music in the background

Greet guests with leis

Encourage everyone to dress Hawaiian

Set Up/Clean Up

Swim area/extra towels
Buffet Table/Drink Table
Activity Area
Greeter with leis near entrance

Food

Roasted Pig or Pork
Poke Bowls
Tropical Fruit Salad
Hawaiian Pizza
Hawaiian Bread
Chinese/Japanese Dishes
Main Dishes with Pineapple/Coconut (Sweet & Sour Chicken)
Coconut Cake
Pineapple Desserts
Alcohol-Free Pina Coladas
Kona Coffee

Activities

Limbo
Swimming/Pool Volleyball
Poi Eating Contest
Hula Lessons
Ukulele Playing

Costumes

Hawaiian Shirts, Mumus, Modest Bathing Suits with Grass Skirts

Leis, Flowered Wristlets & Anklets

Flowers in Hair

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Let's Have Our Own Luau by Meredith Curtis

Let's Have Our Own Medieval Banquet by Meredith Curtis and Laura Nolette with Powerline Productions, Inc.

Let's Have Our Own Victorian Tea by Meredith Curtis

Let's Have Our Own Archaeological Dig by Meredith Curtis

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Host Your Own Medieval Banquet for Middle Ages History Fun!

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Host Your Own Medieval Banquet for Middle Ages History Fun!

In “Host Your Own Medieval Banquet for Middle Ages History Fun,” Episode, #190, Meredith Curtis inspires you to host a Medieval Banquet to culminate your Middle Ages History studies. She shares the educational benefits of hosting the feast, along with all the how-tos. Learn about venue, food, costumes, jousting with pool noodles, pageantry, and remembering the rank and file. She shares funny and poignant memories of their Middle Ages Feast along with some of the bloopers like the roasted pig that looked like Alf. Teach history the fun way with a medieval banquet!

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Show Notes

Nothing is boring when you throw a party! How planning, hosting, and participating in history parties is educational as well as fun!

Benefits of a Medieval Banquet

Planning & hosting vs. Attending
Crops, food, manners, protocol
Pageantry: family crest, flags
Costumes: royalty, peasants, monks, priests, jester, hunchback, herald
Crowns: king, queen, prince, princess, duke, duchess, lord, lady

Venue

Choose a venue.

Who Attends

Everyone! Including dogs!
Lord & Lady (costume)
Bishop (costume)
Nobility (costume)
Herald, Squire, Page, Priests, Merchants (costume)
Entertainers such as Jugglers, Musicians, Bards, Jester, Acrobats, Dancers, Magicians (costume)
Monk or Abbot (costume)
Peasants (costume)

Setting Up Tables

Above the salt
Royal table
Descending Tables

Procession In

Herald announces. Priest in front. Process in by Rank.

Food

Roasted Pig or Deer (Alf meatloaf)
Wooden Bowls & Spoons but silver for royalty, knives, sometimes spoons, no forks, goblets or cups
Broth, salad, cheese, soup, vegetable & meats, desert (fruit, cake, pudding), cheese
Cider, grape juice
Venison, pork, wild boar, beef tongue, chicken, swan, heron, peacock, pheasant, quail, partridges, crane, eel, fish, rabbit
Peas, rice, broth, soups, dried fruits, eggs, white sauces, white puddings, tarts, jellies, fritters, pastries, and fruit dumplings, baskets of bread

Activities

Jousting with pool noodles
Melee (capture the flag)
Archery
Chess Tournament
Ladies folk dancing
Bard performs
Mystery or miracle play

Costumes

Robin Hood, fairy tale prince & princesses, monks, peasants, executioner, hunchback

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Free Speech gave us the Constitution & Bill of Rights

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July 3, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Free Speech gave us the Constitution & Bill of Rights

In “Free Speech gave us the Constitution & Bill of Rights,” Episode, #189, Meredith Curtis introduces you to the men and women who fought just as hard after the American Revolution about the Constitution. Meet the Federalists: George Washington, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay. Meet the Anti-Federalists: Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson, Richard Henry Lee, John Randolph. The battle raged in newspapers and public squares across the country – free speech in action. What were the men so passionate about? Who won the battle? What did the losers do?

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Show Notes

When 13 little colonies won the Revolutionary War, the Great Experiment began. Was it working? Some thought the Articles of Confederation needed tweaking and others thought they needed overhauling.

A Constitutional Convention was called, but some refused to go.

Concerns of the Federalists

Believed the Federal government was too weak and were concerned about the debt and possible invasions.

Concerns of the Anti-Federalists

Believed a powerful federal government could become corrupt leading to tyranny.

How They Battled

They battled in the newspapers of America writing letters back and forth, for and against the Constitution.

Federalist letters were written to defend the new Constitution. Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison wrote most of them. Now called Federalist Papers.

Anti-federalist letters were written to defend the Articles of Confederation. Thomas Jefferson, John Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, Patrick Henry, and Robert Yates were some of the Anti-Federalist writers.

Valid Points of the Federalists

Need for a federal government strong enough to pay off debt & protect the nation.

Valid Points of the Anti-Federalists

When a federal government has too much power it is out of touch, corrupt, and tyrannical.

Constitutional Convention

Trying to rewrite the Articles of Confederation – a brand new Consitution was written by a group who argued and compromised and argued some more.

Who Won?

The Federalists won, but the Anti-Federalists didn’t give up. The Constitution divided power into three branches: executive, judicial, and legislative. Written in 1787, it was ratified in 1788 and became effective in 1789.

What Did the Anti-Federalists Do?

Ran for office. Added the Bill of Rights to the Constitution.

Life Lesson from the President of the Constitutional Convention

His first cabinet was polarized – federalist and antifederalist. President Washington’s Farewell Address (1797)urged Americans to trust in God, live moral lives, and avoid entanglement with other nations. He urged Americans to stay neutral. He also encouraged Americans to avoid sectionalism that would splinter Americans from one another.

Life Lesson from the Anti-Federalists

When you lose, don’t take your marbles & go home. Adjust and continue to fight for what you believe in. In order to protect individual and states’ rights, the Bill of Rights, the first 10 Amendments, was added in 1789 and ratified in 1791.

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Geography Just Around the Corner

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Geography Just Around the Corner

In this short little podcast “Geography Just Around the Corner,” Episode, #188, Meredith Curtis shows you how to take a walk around your neighborhood to notice all the geography there – landforms, flora, fauna, climate, and more. Children will open their eyes to new things and geography will become simple to understand.

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Show Notes

Whether you are teaching geography or not this year, whet your children’s appetite for geography by observing and exploring the geography all around you – right in your neighborhood!

Landforms

What landforms are in your neighborhood?

Mountains
Hills
Lakes
Rivers
Streams
Waterfalls
Islands
Desert
Grasslands
Forest
Rain Forest

Start with your backyard

Elevation

Photo Scavenger Hunt

Flora & Fauna

Plants & Animals are everywhere! Don’t’ forget the birds!

Binoculars

Photo Scavenger Hunt

Weather / Climate

Keep a weather chart

Find patterns

Extreme Weather

Fitting It All Together

How does it all fit together?

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Jr High US Geography

US Geography Junior High - Online Course at True North Homeschool Academy

Travel God's World Geography by Meredith Curtis

Travel God's World Cookbook by Meredith Curtis

Travel God's World God Bless the USA Exploring States & Territories by Meredith Curtis at Powerline Productions

Travel God's World God Bless the USA Cookbook by Meredith Curtis and Laura Nolette at Powerline Productions

God Bless the USA State Capitals & Abbreviations by Meredith Curtis at Powerline Productions, Inc.

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Map God’s World the Fun Way

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June 5, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Map God’s World the Fun Way

In “Mapping God’s World the Fun Way,” Episode, #187, Meredith Curtis shares out-of-the-box creative ways to map God’s amazing world. From using large outline maps and cooking/coloring in to map contests and mapping on the bathroom wall, who says mapping can’t be fun? Get back to basic mapping the world and have a blast!

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Show Notes

God’s Word tells us that the earth belongs to Him and all the people who live in it (Psalm 24:1) and Jesus told us to make disciples of all nations starting right where we are and moving across the entire world (Matthew 28:19 and Acts 1:8). Best of all, He loves all the people in the entire world so much that He sent Jesus so anyone who believes in Him will have everlasting life! (John 3:16). That’s exciting!

As a homeschool mom, I want to teach my children about the world God made and loves. If God calls them to go to Calcutta to share the Gospel, I want them to know where it is!

Little Ones Map Continents & Oceans

Start with blank outline maps of the entire world. Give children crayons or let them dictate names of the continents and the oceans.

Puzzles

Older Children Landform Map

Here are some of the Basic Landforms Children Should be able to Map by the time they are starting high school:

Andes Mountains
Amazon River
Patagonian Desert
Argentinean Pampas
Amazon Rain Forest
Nile River
Congo River
Sahara Desert
Kalahari Desert
Congo Rain Forest
Ganges River
Yangtze River
Tigris River
Euphrates River
Jordan River
Arabian Desert
Gobi Desert
Manchurian Plain
Mongolian Plain
Kazakh Steppe
Himalaya Mountains
Daintree River
Great Victoria Desert
Australian Savanna
Daintree Rain Forest
Great Dividing Range
Mississippi River
Great Basin Desert
Canadian Prairies
American Great Plains
Rocky Mountains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Danube River
Rhine River
Great Hungarian Plain
Alps
Caucasus Mountains
Ring of Fire

Political Map Fun

Continue with Outline Maps – Filling in

Map Contests

Compare Political Maps from Different Time Periods – Overlay maps are great for this

Geography Cookbook & An Outline Map

Geographical Fiction

Seterra Online Quiz Game

Mapping the Bathroom Wall

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Math Success in High School

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May 15, 2023 by Laura Leave a Comment

Math Success in High School

In “Math Success in High School,” Episode, #186, Meredith Curtis talks about that subject that many homeschool moms dread – MATH! High school success is easier than you think. You need confidence, a game plan, good study habits, and sometimes help from outside the home. You will be encouraged from this podcast and have a workable plan to move forward.

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Show Notes

If you don’t like Math, don’t tune me out.

4 Reasons Students Do Poorly in Math

They think they can’t do it
They have poor study habits when it comes to Math
They do it in spurts rather than consistently
Moms are afraid of Math and pass on the fear

What’s Great about Math?

Concrete – right or wrong
Incremental
Teaches Problem-Solving
Exercise for the Brain
Exercise for our Logic Muscle

Why Kids Can Be Confident in Math

Each child is fearfully and wonderfully made
Each child can do ALL THINGS through Christ who gives us strength
Negative Voices in the Head can be Silenced
Study Habits & Game Plan are Key in Conqueroring Math

Game Plan & Study Habits

Do Math first thing (or as soon as you are awake) 4-5 times a week
Lead from Success to Success to Success
Learn each concept well before moving on (fractions, decimals, borrowing, order of operation, making 10)
Memorize Multiplication Tables
Memorize Basic Formulas

My Experience with Math

Early years to High school
Challenges & What I Did
Getting Help

Get Help!

Tutoring
Online Classes
Tutoring & Online Classes both Available at True North Homeschool Academy
Leanne – Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Algebra II

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