Keeping the Tabernacle Central for Family Worship
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by Lori Steadman
5d ago
by Abraham Hamilton III Numbers 2 is a very interesting chapter. It consists of thirty-four verses containing the specific instructions YHWH gave to Moses concerning the arrangement of the tribes of Israel—both as they camped in the wilderness and whenever they were in transit. The tribes of Judah, Issachar, and Zebulun were to always set ..read more
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DMV Website Changes 4/17/24
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by Lori Steadman
5d ago
Over the last four months, HEAV has worked with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to correct inaccurate website text. At HEAV’s request, the DMV has aligned its website with the requirements of the law. The original text stated, “If you are an approved home schooler, driver education can be taught at home. The ..read more
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Deaf History Month
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by Megan Mora Fuentes
5d ago
April is National Deaf History Month, a great time to explore the history of the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, experience the beauty of American Sign Language, and examine the many contributions of deaf and hard of hearing artists, activists, scientists, and more. Check out this Homeschool Living for some great ways to incorporate lessons for ..read more
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The Science and Art of Teaching Math
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by Lori Steadman
1w ago
by Kathleen Cotter Clayton Teaching math to your children is both a science and an art. It is a science because much research has been done into how children learn. It is an art because each child is different, requiring the parent to tweak the lesson to help each individual. Research has shown that 40% of what a student ..read more
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Family Discipleship Ideas for Busy Homeschooling Families
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by Lori Steadman
1w ago
by Katie J Trent As busy homeschool parents, trying to fit everything in can be hard. Suddenly, discipleship feels more like a chore than a blessing. But family discipleship doesn’t have to be a struggle. We want to make it fun, meaningful, and memorable so the lessons we teach will last an eternity! Here are ..read more
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Spotsylvania
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by Lori Steadman
1w ago
HEAV reached out to the homeschool liaison regarding information relating to the description of curriculum requirement, NOI option (iii), and compulsory attendance compliance options that were inconsistent with the law. HEAV is pleased to share that we have received a positive response, and we understand the information will be updated promptly. HEAV would also like ..read more
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The Innsbrook One-Mile Race
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by Maureen Bittner
1w ago
INNSBROOK 1-MILE RUN COMPETITION | May 4 We are excited that homeschool families are invited to participate in the 2024 Innsbrook One-Mile Run to help win money for HEAVl! This year’s event will take place at Innsbrook on May 4. The One-Mile Run is a safe, fun event for the entire family. The run is ..read more
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Free to Parents of Just Preschoolers
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by Lori Steadman
2w ago
41st Annual Virginia Homeschool Convention June 6–8, 2024 FREE Parents of Just Preschoolers Thinking about homeschooling your preschooler—or know someone who is? As parents, we know these exuberant years are the most critical—and often the most engaging—time to set up our children for a lifetime of successful learning. For that reason, HEAV encourages parents to ..read more
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Being Bold in Your Homeschool
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by Megan Mora Fuentes
3w ago
Homeschool freedom lies in being bold. Recognizing your ability to step beyond the boundaries and align your homeschool with your family’s values and goals allows you the freedom to not only impart knowledge, but to instill values, shape character, and nurture a deep-rooted faith and sense of purpose–for your children and for yourself! As a ..read more
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Prince William County
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by Lori Steadman
3w ago
The district has now complied with the homeschool law! In January, we provided information and guidance relating to inconsistencies with the law on the district’s notice of intent form. As explained, we initially reached out to the district in July of 2023. After several follow up inquiries, in December, office personnel informed us the district ..read more
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