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“Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord.” Luke 2:11

I love Christmas. My children love Christmas. While there is an undeniable beauty in this holiday season, the focus of Christ’s birth can be overshadowed by high expectations and multiple demands. Among numerous preparations, gifts to buy, cards to send, and baking to do, there are also homeschooling commitments.

This time of year can be particularly demanding of homeschoolers. There are important preparations to make before taking a well-deserved break. Homeschooling families find themselves wrapping up assignments, reporting progress, and planning curriculum for the coming year. All of this activity can rob us of our enjoyment of this beautiful holiday season.

Learn how to keep Christ at the center of your Christmas…

You can learn how to keep Christ at the center of your Christmas in your homeschool by reading the rest of my article over at Ministry of Hope with Melanie Redd.

Melanie is a dear friend and she has been such a joy and blessing to me. It’s an honour and a privilege to be guest posting on her site, and if you haven’t met yet, then I’m delighted to be able to introduce you to this wonderful sister in Christ!

Also, please make sure to check out the other fabulous posts in this series! The series began November 1, 2016 and concludes on December 25, 2016.

Comments are closed on this post, but I’ll meet you over at Melanie’s website! Come and visit us HERE!

For homeschoolers, during the holiday season, Christ's birth can be overshadowed by many homeschooling expectations and demands. Here are some ways to keep Christ in the center of your Christmas.



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Jennifer Bly
Author of My Kitchen, My Classroom: An Introduction to Homeschool and creator of The Deliberate Mom. Jennifer writes about parenting, homeschooling, her faith, and life with her husband and two girls. Jennifer has a Bachelor of Applied Human Service Administration Degree with a specialization in Early Learning in Child Care.

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