My schedule on Friday looked like this:
- Keynote: Raising Godly Children in an Ungodly World by Ken Ham
- Mother, More Than Just the Heart of Her Home by Rachael Carman
- Smart Kids Who Hate to Write by Dianne Craft
- The Angry Child-What Ticks Johnny Off by Mike Smith
- Education is Discipleship: A Vision for Homeschooling by Brad Melton
- Keynote: How Do We Measure Success in Homeschooling? by Mike Smith
- Learning to Think Biblically by Ken Ham
- Incorporating the Charlotte Mason Method in Your Homeschool by Carol Shippy
- Missional Homeschooling by Heather Haupt and Colene Lewis
- Creating Your Family's Best Learning Environment by Carol Gary
- Keynote: Raising Godly Children in an Ungodly World by Ken Ham
- Genesis: Key to Rebuilding the Foundation in Family Culture by Ken Ham
- The Power of Praise with our Children by Mike Smith
- The Origin of the Races by Ken Ham
- Keynote: How Do We Measure Success in Homeschooling? by Mike Smith
- Learning to Think Biblically by Ken Ham
- How to Reach Today's World with the Christian Message by Ken Ham
- I'm Not Ashamed of Natural Selection: Do Animals Change? by Ken Ham
- Strengthening Your Marriage by Hal & Melanie Young
We learned of a free movie that can be watched online called Divided. It appears to be a discussion on the merits of separating youth from their family during church service. It's something we're exploring, as the Bible does not mention age segregation. Is it Biblical?
We bought 2 DVD's produced by home educating families, but haven't been able to watch either one yet. One is the first of a series that uses the Indiana Jones adventurer style to teach character traits with Scriptural reference.
One thing I noticed and wondered how common it is at other state homeschool conferences is that our governor, a US congressman and state senator all showed up to address the audience of approximately 5000. Does this happen at your homeschool convention?