Thursday, 1 August 2013

You're Invited to a Special Event


Dates: 19-23 August 2013
Time: Each day listen to sessions from
  • 1:00 pm until 8:00 pm eastern 
  • 10:00 am until 5:00 pm Pacific
  • 3:00 am until 10 am Australia EST. 
All sessions will be recorded and attendees will have access after the event.

Tickets are US $24 per person and can be purchased from Schoolhouse.


Including special guests
  1. Ray Comfort - Living Waters
  2. Carol Topp 
  3. Dean Butler -
  4. Adam Andrews 
  5. Todd Wilson  - The Family Man
  6. Andrew Pudewa 
  7. Jessica Hulcy  - Konos
  8. Ann Dunagan 
  9. Diana Waring - History Alive
  10. Christine Field 
  11. Dr. Jay Wile 
  12. David C. Gibbs III 
  13. Hal & Melanie Young 
  14. David Stelzl 
  15. Kim Kautzer 
  16. Davis Carman 
  17. Antony Kolenc 
  18. Evonne Mandella 
  19. Terri Johnson 
  20. Tyler Hogan 
  21. Andy Harris 
  22. Marie Rippel 
  23. Jennifer Courtney 
  24. Deborah Wuehler 
  25. Joaquin Fernandez 
  26. Heather Laurie - Special Needs Homeschooling
  27. Malia Russell - Homemaking 911 
I am so excited because I can attend from the comfort of my home.  I am also happy to know that all the sessions will be recorded so that I can listen to the ones I miss due to the time zone difference for me being in Australia.

Will you be attending ?
Blessings
Chareen

Wednesday, 31 July 2013

5 Days 90 Bloggers = 450 Articles

Summer Blog Hop
 Starting next Monday

5 August at 6AM  USA EST (for my Aussie friends that will be 8 pm Australian EST).

The Schoolhouse Review Crew will be bringing you a 5 day blog hop covering all things Home school.

Tuesday, 30 July 2013

TT - A Country Far Away


A Country Far Away
  • Format: Paper back
  • Number of Pages:32 
  • Publisher: Fontaine Press 
  • Publication Date: 
  • ISBN 10:0980876028 
  • ISBN 13:9780980876024
  • Author: Nigel Gray 
  • Illustrator: Philippe Dupasquier 
This book is an incredibly clever book.  It is one story which illustrates a first and third world country at the same time. Each page is divided into two. The top half illustrates a third world country and the bottom half illustrates a first world country and running through the center is the story.  Its the story of a typical family and what they do every day but the pictures show how it is done.  The Book Depository says "A remarkable and delightful book that shows how children are alike the world over, while at the same time celebrating the rich and interesting diversity of their ordinary lives." and I must agree. This book is well worth having on your shelf.


Blessings
Chareen
Every bed of Roses

 Welcome to Tuesdays Treasures.  I started these posts as a way of sharing great books in honour of my friend in New Zealand who would arrive with the treasures she had unearthed at her weekly trip to the library!

There are so many wonderful books out there hiding on shelves so I invite you to blog about a book on your shelf, one you're reading or one you found at the library. Grab the button for your post and add a link to your post below. I would love to read about your treasures.