MTHEA 2006 Curriculum Fair - Middle Tennessee Home Education

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Middle Tennessee Home Education Association •
PO Box 147, Old Hickory, TN 37138
May 2006
Volume 22 — Issue 10
MTHEA
2006
Curriculum
Fair
Tennessee State Fairgrounds Nashville, Tennessee
Friday, May 19 — 9:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m.
Exhibits, Exhibitor Workshops, Children’s Workshops, MTHEA College Fair at the Fair
Children's Conferences International Program: Rescue 109
Saturday, May 20 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
www.mthea.org
Exhibits, Exhibitor Workshops, Children’s Workshops
Children's Conferences International Program: Rescue 109
MTHEA member families
$25
THEA member families,
or out-of-state families
$25
Non-member families
$35
Doors Open 8:30 AM Friday
FREE PARKING
WHAT’S INSIDE:
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3-6
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10-11
12-13
14-15
17-18
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Directions to Fairgrounds
Exhibitor Workshops
List of Exhibitors
Fair Schedule
MTHEA Board Representatives and Support by Area
MTHEA Support
Around Town
Fair Registration Form
MTHEA Family Conference Registration Form
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Welcome to the MTHEA 2006 Curriculum Fair! We, the MTHEA
Board of Directors, want you to have a successful and inspiring experience at our annual event in Middle Tennessee.Thanks to Fair planner
Michelle Fraley and her able team, you have a chance to see and look
through hundreds of publications and products made just for you, and
hear helpful, friendly advice on home education.
MTHEA Officers
President – Doug Fraley
Secretary – Susan Hill
Treasurer – Meredith Flautt
MTHEA Office Manager – Bonnie Hoskins
Jonathan’s Arrow is published 11 times a
year, monthly except for July.
Enjoy!
Please submit all items for publication to be
received by the 10th of each month for inclusion
in the next month’s newsletter.
Helpful hints for newcomers to the Fair:
• wear comfortable shoes
• bring a written list of the materials you would like to see and purchase
• bring a wagon or a rolling suitcase to carry what you buy
• feel free to bring your own lunch, coolers, and drinks, or buy food at
the concessions booths.
Mail all submissions to:
Jonathan’s Arrow
P.O. Box 147 • Old Hickory TN 37138
Phone (615) 477-6917
[email protected]
DIRECTIONS TO THE TENNESSEE STATE FAIRGROUNDS
The Fairgrounds sits on 117 acres conveniently located near downtown Nashville
and close to all three major Interstate Highways serving the area.
From West (Memphis area)
Take I-40 East to I-65 South to
Exit 81 (Wedgewood Ave.), turn
left, go one mile
From East (Knoxville area)
Take I-40 West to I-65 South to
exit 81 (Wedgewood Ave.), turn
left, go one mile
From Southeast
(Murfreesboro,
Chattanooga, Atlanta)
Take I-24 West to I-440 West,
follow to exit 6 (Nolensville
Pike), turn right, go one mile
Fairgrounds will be on your left
From Northwest (Clarksville, Ft Campbell)
Take I-24 East to I-65 South to Exit 81 (Wedgewood Ave.), turn left, one mile to
Fairgrounds
From South (Alabama)
Take I-65 North to Exit 81 (Wedgewood Ave.), turn right, one mile to Fairgrounds
From North (Bowling Green, Kentucky, Indiana)
Take I-65 south to exit 81 (Wedgewood Ave.), turn left, one mile to Fairgrounds
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P.O. Box 147, Old Hickory TN 37138
Phone: (615) 477-6917
Fax: (615) 847-8356
E-mail: [email protected]
THEA: (615) 832-5340
HSLDA: (540) 338-5600
Jonathan’s Arrow
Contact Information
Address: Jonathan’s Arrow
P.O. Box 147, Old Hickory TN 37138
Phone: (615) 477-6917
E-mail: [email protected]
MTHEA Website
www.mthea.org
To gain access to the “members only” section of
our website, please register online. To register,
you will need the following information:
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MTHEA, simply send a blank e-mail to
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or contact the office at [email protected].
The views expressed in Jonathan’s Arrow do not
necessarily reflect the official opinion of the
MTHEA Board. However, three Board Members
form an editorial review board for Jonathan’s Arrow.
The Review Board reserves the right to include,
decline or edit entries to Jonathan’s Arrow.The
appearance of a product, program, or other nonBoard-sponsored activity does not indicate the
approval or endorsement of the MTHEA Board.
All advertisements, programs, etc. not directly
related to or sponsored by the MTHEA Board
should be carefully scrutinized and considered in
light of your family’s best interests.
Exhibitor Workshops
Friday, May 19
10:00 am
HOLY COW! These Science
Experiments are Fantastic!
Room A
Holy Cow Science
Add fun to your science curriculum with
these “udderly” fantastic science experiment
kits for Grades 1-12. Come learn how these
experiments will work for you!
“Don’t Make Me Count to Three!”
Room B
Preparing the Way Ministries
Do you find yourself threatening, repeating
your instructions, or raising your voice in an
attempt to get your children to obey? Do
you feel guilty and frustrated because it
seems you just can’t reach the heart of your
child? Rebecca Ingram Powell, for Preparing
the Way Ministry, will guide moms in searching out God’s truths for how to give a biblical reproof. An inspiring, practical, and fun
workshop.
Be Healthy!
Room C
Brodsky Ministries
Are you tired of being tired? Learn how
healthy foods can give you that boost of
energy you need! And as busy homeschooling parents, we need a lot! If you are struggling with weight problems, fatigue, diabetes,
cancer, or just little aches and pains – you
won’t want to miss this workshop. Health
Minister Linda Brodsky will show you God’s
way to ultimate health! Free handouts and
recipes will be shared!
Making and Using Unit Studies
Room D
Creative Learning Connection
Are you ready for a more relaxed approach
to educating your children? Are textbooks
driving you all to distraction? Let Catherine
Jaime, 24-year homeschooling veteran, share
with you some ideas and techniques for
making your own unit studies. She will present ideas about teaching Lewis and Clark,
Presidents, States, the Civil War, and many
more.Whether you are teaching one student
or twelve students, she will share with you
many ways to make the process more enjoyable!
Friday, May 19
11:00 am
Homeschooling: From Burden to
Lifestyle
Room A
The Notgrass Company
Homeschooling mother Charlene Notgrass
tells how their family began homeschooling
with piles of textbooks, a bulletin board,
recess, and a detailed schedule – and how
they burned out! By sharing their family philosophy and the specific goals they made for
the kind of adults they wanted their children
to become, she explains how they learned to
make homeschooling their lifestyle. Charlene
gives practical suggestions about how you can
move from the oppression of living under a
burden to the freedom of a learning lifestyle.
The ESSENTIAL Bible Curriculum for
High School Homeschoolers
Room B
Verity & Charity Publications
LINE UPON LINE is a four-year, self-study
Bible curriculum that covers EVERY verse of
EVERY book of the Word of God.What
began as a mission field correspondence
school has rapidly become the curriculumof-choice for hundreds of high school homeschoolers across America and around the
world. Come and find out why Missionary
Dr. Jeff Williams has seen over 2,000 New
Zealanders enroll in this program and why
Bible institutes around the world are using
LINE UPON LINE to ground believers in
God’s Word.
Teaching Math Effectively in the Home
School
Room C
Math-U-See
“I wish I would have been taught this way” is
the comment we receive about Math-U-See
most often.Why? Parents using Math-U-See
are understanding math concepts which they
only memorized and promptly forgot in their
youth. Memorization does not equal learning.
Frustrated parents and students come to
our program and see concretely each concept before they are asked to perform
abstract problems built on the same principles.The workshop will give an overview of
K-12 math concepts with an emphasis on
Grades K-9.The information you will gain
from this workshop will help you teach math
with any curriculum you choose to use for
you child. Come “SEE” and learn math for
the benefit of your children.
3-Dimensional Education: School Out
of the Box
Room D
Does “school at home” seem difficult to you
and/or your students? Does the school year
end with a resounding “WHEW” throughout
the family? Does school only consist of
school books on top of more school books?
Let Catherine Jaime, 24-year homeschooling
veteran and mother of 12, show you how to
add another dimension to your “educational
package” – field trips, hands-on learning, real
books – are all part of the educational experience we should want for our students.
Friday, May 19
12:00 pm
Making “Meat & Potatoes” Taste Like
“Ice Cream & Cake”!
Room A
Bill Garrison Educational Products
This workshop demonstrates how to teach
reading, writing, and spelling in a joy-filled,
palatable way to young children and, at the
same time, provide for the children’s developmental and perceptual-motor needs.
Appropriate for children who are gifted, the
so-called average, and children with learning
disabilities; kindergarten, first grade, and for
children who are LD (any age with mature
modifications).
“Teaching” the Junior High and High
School Sciences at Home
Room B
Apologia Educational Ministries
We will explain how anyone can help their
student learn upper-level science at home.
Covers study timelines, necessary mathematical skills, and the homeschool laboratory
experience.
Help! My Kid’s Spelling is Atrocious!
Room C
AVKO Educational Research Foundation
THEA, Homeschooling Past &
Homeschooling Future
Room D
Claiborne Thornton,THEA
Friday, May 19
1:00 pm
Using Literature as a Teaching Tool
Room A
Total Language Plus
Spelling, vocabulary, comprehension, writing,
grammar, critical thinking, character development – teaching all these areas as separate
subjects consume mountains of time and
energy.This workshop explains how an integrated, literature-based approach can be
motivating, effective, and fun while at the
same time developing thinking and communication skills in your 5th Grade through High
School students.
Brain Organization for Long-Term
Memory
Room B
Hope and a Future
Do you wonder why your bright child seems
disorganized and has inconsistent academic
recall? Do you wonder why your child has
emotional outbursts or struggles with stuttering, coordination, or letter/word reversals? For children to be efficient learners
with good long-term memory, they need to
have well-organized brains.This session is
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applicable to “special needs” students and
will teach you what to do to help your child
achieve neurological organization and put
him in the best condition for learning.
High School Options
Room C
Gateway Christian Schools
In this session, the following will be covered:
registration information, getting the bigger
picture, integrating and relating subjects,
choosing curricula, the use of tutors and
special classes, planning for college, grade
reporting, and credits and transcripts. A time
of Q&A will follow.
Strategies for Reading Comprehension
Room D
The Learning Lab
Learn to implement reading comprehension
techniques which can be used with textbooks or other educational materials.The
strategies can be adopted for all grade levels.
The techniques will be useful in all subject
areas.
Friday, May 19
2:00 pm
Making Your Homeschool Simpler and
More Effective
Room A
Ray and Charlene Notgrass have homeschooled for eleven years. Learn from their
experiences how you can develop a learning
lifestyle for your family, encourage godliness
in your children, and build family relationships without making homeschooling a burden. Ray and Charlene describe the original
curricula and resources they have written to
help your family achieve your goals.
Teaching Writing
Room B
Writing Strands
Teaching writing is one of the greatest challenges for a homeschool parent, and it is also
one of the most critical.The way to succeed
is to have a structured, logical plan that’s also
realistic.We’ll discuss all aspects of Language
Arts and provide information about the
award-winning program for writing,Writing
Strands.
Making Geography Fun
Room C
Geography Matters
Discover creative ways to incorporate
games, simple mapping assignment, and using
atlases.This workshop will help you make
geography come alive and inspire your students to want to learn more.
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The Seven Principles of Effective
Language Arts Instruction
Room D
Understanding the Way
Language Arts skills, including reading, composition, and spelling, are the cornerstones
of academic success.This powerful workshop
introduces home educators to the seven key
principles that Master Teachers employ to
guarantee success in literacy and language
skills.
Friday, May 19
3:00 pm
Parenting is Heritage Building
Room A
Family Resources, A Southwestern Company
How do we build Christian character in our
children? Learn how the Family Bible Library
helps you identify 36 Biblical character qualities and provides you with a toolbox to
assist in developing Christ-like character in
your children.
What’s All the Buzz About Videotext
Interactive Math?
Room B
Videotext Interactive
Join Steve Clark of Videotext Interactive
Math as he discusses why homeschoolers
need materials that completely explain the
mathematical concepts studied in Grades 712 and why he is committed to providing
parents with the most comprehensive teaching tools on the market. Also find out why
students excel in understanding and longterm retention when they use the Videotext
Programs.
Hands-On Science for Grades 7-12!
Room C
Beginnings Publishing House
Where can I find a technically-sound science
curriculum that is creation-based, designed
for homeschoolers, that my kids can do on
their own? Where can I find labs that include
everything and will fit into our busy schedule? Come and hear about The Rainbow™
(for junior high) and The Spectrum™ (for
high school)!
Room D
Friday, May 19
4:00 pm
Wonder Years or Thunder Years?
Reaching the Heart of Your Middle
Schooler
Room A
The Middle School years are becoming
known as sort of the “Devil’s Triangle” in our
American culture.These years are pivotal as
our kids further define who they are and set
the course for their lives as teenagers and
young adults. As homeschooling parents, we
have a definite advantage in raising our
‘tweenagers outside the daily barrage of peer
pressure, but that doesn’t guarantee smooth
sailing on the choppy waters of adolescence.
Join Rebecca Powell of Preparing the Way
Ministries to learn how to guard against the
dangers lurking in these ‘tween and early
teen years by focusing your parenting on
three essential Christian virtues.
Reaching the Reluctant Writer
Room B
The Institute for Excellence in Writing
When you assign a simple writing assignment, do you get groans and whines of “I just
can’t, Mom! I don’t want to write!” Come
and discover a checklist method of teaching
writing that provides students with a clear
model of what the finished product should
contain and gives you an objective method
of evaluating their work. Finding that you can
use this program with any grade student, you
will come away from this workshop saying,
“Yes, I can teach writing!”
Teaching Without Textbooks …
Develop Life-Long Learners
Room C
Sonlight Curriculum
Tired of boring textbooks? Do you want
your children to LOVE to learn….and
remember what they learned…for a lifetime?
Are you worried that will require too much
time and preparation from you as a teacher?
Sonlight Curriculum offers adventurous,
engaging, flexible curriculum that does the
planning for you and even allows you to
teach the same material to more than one
student.
Rock Solid Evidence
Room D
Creation Research
A workshop to help parents look at rocks
and be able to explain the clear evidence of
the flood and that God’s Word is true.
Friday, May 19
5:00 pm
Let the Adventure Begin…with PowerGlide!
Room A
Power-Glide Foreign Languages
Learn why traditional foreign language
instruction has left millions of us without any
skills or practical use of the foreign language
we studied so hard in school. Understand
the difference between focusing on communicating versus focusing on tests, grades, and
credits. Realize that foreign language acquisition, when done with Power-Glide courses, is
fun, doable, and it works! That’s right – you
can actually communicate in a new language!
And parents don’t have to know anything
about the new language! Leave the learning
and lesson planning to us! Power-Glide’s new
and innovative Adventure and Game-Based
i-Combo courses utilize fully interactive
online activities along with a portable workbook/audio CD set.
Homeschooling Teenagers in Math:
Let’s Stop the Insanity!
Room B
Are you struggling with teaching math to
your teenagers? Does the word “algebra”
strike fear in your home? Join Steve Clark as
he humorously explores the reasons that
instruction can be difficult and then gets
serious about WHY teenagers need higher
level math. If you or your students ever
asked, “When are we going to use this
Algebra stuff?”, then this seminar is for you!
Benefits of a Home-Based Business
Room C
HC Health Systems
Have you ever thought of starting a homebased business? Besides generating additional
income, we’ll explore what to look for and
the educational opportunities of getting the
family involved. Math, Science, Health,
Business, Accounting, and more are all subjects where learning is enhanced through the
help of a home-based business.
Experimental Spice:
Ideas for Teaching and Performing
Science Experiments
Room D
Bob Jones University
Experimentation is one of three core activities scientists engage in. In this session, we
will develop the concept of experimentation
by defining science, examining the goal of science education, and outlining the basics of a
well-structured experiment. A demonstration
will be conducted to illustrate the principles
covered in the lecture.
Friday, May 19
6:00 pm
MTHEA College Fair at the Fair
Benefits of Post Secondary Education
Room A
Austin Peay State University
Do you ever have this conversation with
yourself:What am I going to do after I finish
high school? Am I going to work? Am I going
to go on to college or vocational school?
What major will I pick when I get there? Will
I be successful? This workshop will discuss
items like the benefits of higher education in
regards to pay, advancement, and opportunities. Along with giving tips on college, we will
also talk about the different degrees and
how long it is “supposed” to take to achieve
them if you are in full-time school. Are you
unsure in what area you want to work? We
will discuss career inventories and how they
can help you pick a major, too.We are going
to be talking about other higher education
matters so if this sounds beneficial to you,
please join us.
A Place for People Who Want to Make
a Difference
Room B
Blue Mountain College
Blue Mountain College, located in northeast
Mississippi, is a place for people who want to
make a difference. Our student-centered
campus invites students to grow as individuals socially, academically, and spiritually.We
prepare our graduates for the demands of a
complex society by providing a strong educational background.We have small classes and
friendly classroom settings that provide a
comfortable environment where you will be
challenged to learn and motivated to excel.
Earn College Credit While Still in High
School!
Room C
Liberty University Distance Learning
Liberty University recognizes the need of
high school and homeschooled students to
have access to accredited college level
courses before graduating. General education requirements that are required at most
colleges and universities are offered via distance learning at Liberty University, giving
students a head start on their education.
Introduction to Evolution:
Room D
Basic Evolutionary Concepts and Their
Place in Christian doctrine and education
Evolution is the mainstream scientific perspective in current debates over public policy, biology education, and the public’s view
of science. But what is evolution? And why
has it become the backbone of biology?
Does evolution affect Christian doctrine?
What is the place of evolutionary theory
within Christian education? This session
attempts to answer these and other questions concerning one of the most controversial subjects in America.
Friday, May 19
7:00 pm
MTHEA College Fair at the Fair
Preparing for College & Financial Aid
Preparation
Room A
Aquinas College
Our Worldview Classes and the Virtual
Classroom Experience
Room B
Belhaven College
During this session we will explain the
unique virtual classroom delivery system that
allows students and teachers to hear, see,
and interact with each other in live sessions
over the internet. At the workshop we will
provide an opportunity for each attendee to
try out the virtual classroom and get a
hands-on experience! We will explain how
our Christian worldview has the only
answers to the profound questions every
civilization asks about God, His creation,
man, morality, and government. Such an integrated study of history, literature, and the
arts will give a student a profound understanding of the world from their Biblical
view.This workshop will help parents and
students to explore what these classes
involve and determine if this type of learning
experience would be right for their individual needs.
Creationism as Doctrine and Science:
Integrating Doctrine into Education
Room D
Christians are under increasing pressure to
accept modern evolutionary theory and set
aside a straightforward interpretation of
Genesis. But what does it matter? Is the
Biblical account of creation important to
one’s theology and worldview? How should
educators and students approach evolution
and creation? This session will tackle these
and other questions from a Biblical perspective.
Saturday, May 20
10:00 am
Creating a Sense of Wonder
Room A
Many homeschooling parents decide to
homeschool so they can teach their children
about God and His Word, but then they
spend most of their efforts on traditional
academics. God and His Word need to be at
the center of all of our homeschool studies.
Charlene offers advice to help you center
your Bible, science, history, art, and creative
writing in God, who created everything.
Charlene is the author of Creating a Sense
of Wonder, a unit study about Creation.
Report Writing
Room B
The Institute for Excellence in Writing
One of the best ways to document what
your students have been learning is to have
them write a report.Varying from one paragraph to several pages, reports both encourage necessary research and display your student’s expanding knowledge.This workshop
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will provide you with the incremental steps
necessary to teach your students how to
approach report writing from the beginning
and provide you with a model that reaps
success every time.
afterwards. Bring your Bibles! Why should
moms and children be home during the day
and not Dad? Dads, we need you to come
home, too, and be the patriarch God
intended you to be!
Home Educating Your Child with
Special Needs
Room C
Hope and a Future
It does not matter what label or diagnosis
your child was given, the potential of your
child is determined by the opportunities
given to him. Home educating your special
needs child does not have to be frightening
OR frustrating.The home is the perfect
place for your special needs child…and you,
the parent, are the perfect teacher for your
child. Learn how to give your child optimized
opportunities to help him reach his greatest
potential. Learn specific activities and strategies for making the difference.
Teaching Math Effectively in the Home
School
Room D
Math-U-See
“I wish I would have been taught this way” is
the comment we receive about Math-U-See
most often.Why? Parents using Math-U-See
are understanding math concepts which they
only memorized and promptly forgot in their
youth. Memorization does not equal learning.
Frustrated parents and students come to
our program and see concretely each concept before they are asked to perform
abstract problems built on the same principles.The workshop will give an overview of
K-12 math concepts with an emphasis on
Grades K-9. the information you will gain
from this workshop will help you teach math
with any curriculum you choose to use for
you child. Come “SEE” and learn math for
the benefit of your children.
Getting Started in Home Education
Room D
This seminar will cover the value of wise
counsel, the importance of a right foundation, turning the hearts of the children, minimizing frustration and discouragement,
working with learning styles, curricula as a
tool – not a tyrant, and lifestyle of learning. A
time of Q&A will follow.
Saturday, May 20
11:00 am
Teaching Writing
Room A
Writing Strands
Teaching writing is one of the greatest challenges for a homeschool parent, and it is also
one of the most critical.The way to succeed
is to have a structured, logical plan that’s also
realistic.We’ll discuss all aspects of Language
Arts and provide information about the
award-winning program for writing,Writing
Strands.
Home “Work” for Dad! Bringing Dad
Home,Too!
Room C
Brodsky Ministries
As heads of their homes, men should play a
major role in their children’s upbringing.
What better way than to have him working
from home, rather than being away at his job
for 10-12 hours a day! Homeschooling father
of four and entrepreneur, Mark Brodsky,
came home to work after 15+ years working
in the corporate world. Mark will share his
story and give dads pointers on how they
can come home, too! He will give you business ideas, tips, and a valuable Q&A session
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Saturday, May 20
12:00 pm
Foundations of Home Education
Room A
HomeLife Academy
The big picture is important:Why are we
doing this? So are the details: How do we do
this? Foundations are essential for success.
Foundation #1 is God! Come be inspired
and equipped. Plug into the big picture. Learn
how God sparked the grass roots homeschooling movement in America, and how
He is using home education to unite families
and raise Kingdom children! Understand
homeschool laws, teaching, record keeping,
resources, networking, support groups, and
more. Finally, hear how HomeLife Academy is
doing its part to help “Bring Education Back
Home”.
“Teaching” the Junior High and High
School Sciences at Home
Room B
We will explain how anyone can help his or
her student learn upper-level science at
home. Covers study timelines, necessary
mathematical skills, and the homeschool laboratory experience.
Help! My Kid’s Handwriting is Awful!
Room C
AVKO Educational Research Foundation
Can a Person with YOUR Personality
Really Be a Good Homeschooler?
Room D
For some strange reason, you’ve decided to
homeschool your children. At the beginning
you thought, “This will be great!” Now reality is setting in.You’ve lost your temper
twice this week, one of the kids told you
they want to go back to public school, and
you can’t find the test papers that need grading.You’re thinking: “Maybe I just don’t have
the right personality to homeschool my kids.
The OTHER homeschoolers I know seem to
do it so much better! What’s wrong with
me?” Join Steve Clark in this fun seminar
where you will discover your own personality type and then examine how it determines
your strengths and weaknesses as a homeschooler.This is a great seminar for both veteran and new homeschoolers!
Saturday, May 20
1:00 pm
Confident Homeschooling
Room A
Many voices in the world – and sometimes
in our families and churches – tear down
our confidence that we are doing a good job
homeschooling our children. Ray uses the
encouragement of God’s Word to help
homeschooling fathers and mothers stop letting others make them afraid. Learn to let go
of the world’s standards for your children.
Find new confidence as you train your children according to God’s standards.
Nutrition and Learning
Room B
Juice Plus+
There is a link between what we eat and
how our brains function.You and your children can be more alert with better brain
function by eating the right foods. Come find
out how healthier eating can help your
school time.
Evaluation of the Argumentative Paper
Room C
Smarr Publishers
This workshop will provide information to
the educator about techniques and standards
for evaluating written essays and papers.
Room D
Exhibitor List
Exhibitors
Booth(s)
A Beka Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 614
A Beka Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 608,610,612
Aaron Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 425,427
Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) dba School of
Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 628,630,632,634
ACT Advantage * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 437
Alpha Omega Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 429,431,433,435
American Vision *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 533,535,537
Apologia Educational Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 407,409
AVKO Educational Research Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . 607,609
Beginnings Publishing House. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 528,629
Bethel Family Academy * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 633
Bill Garrison Educational Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 421
Bob Jones University Press . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101,103,105
The Book Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304,305,306,307
BooksBloom * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 404,505
Broadman & Holman Publishers /
LifeWay Christian Resources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 302
Brodsky Ministries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 422,424
Championship Chess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chess Tables
Christian Brotherhood Newsletter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 401
Christian Communicators of TN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 204
Christian Liberty Academy School System (CLASS). . . . . . 208
Christian Liberty Press . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 210
Creation Research . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 205
Creative Felts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
Creative Learning Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 508,510
Creative Memories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 438
Daniel 1 Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530,532
Doorposts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 539
Family Resources, A Southwestern Co. * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 506
Farm Country General Store . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 636,638,640
The Francis Schaeffer Study Center *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 619
Franklin Classical School & Umbrella Program. . . . . . . . . . 611
Gateway Christian Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 201,203
Geography Matters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 411,413
Gospel for Asia * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Grammar Key * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 511
Hands-On Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 509
Henty Books on Tape * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 513
Holy Cow Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 209
HomeLife Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 403,405
Home School Legal Defense Assoc. (HSLDA) . . . . . . . 202,211
Homeschool on the Go! *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 521
Hope and a Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 617
Horsefeathers Publishing Co. * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218
The Institute for Excellence in Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . 604,606
Jcombo *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 216
Juice Plus+ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215
Knight’s Book Knook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 620,622,624,626
Knowledge Points of Middle Tennessee * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 423
Lamplighter Publishing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512,613
Landmark’s Freedom Baptist Curriculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207
The Learning Lab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439
Logos Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 416,418,517,519
Love to Share Bookstore * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507
Math-U-See . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 504,605
Me & My House, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 419
Middle Tennessee Home Education Assoc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miller Pads and Paper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 428,430,529,531
Mountainwood Talking Letters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
Nashville Symphony * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
Nest Family. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 417
The Notgrass Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102,104,106,108
Power-Glide Foreign Languages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 635
Preparing the Way Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410
Rainbow Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 520,522,524,621,623,625
RisenBooks * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 420
Rocketown of Middle Tennessee* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 639
Rod & Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109,111,113
Saxon Homeschool * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 432,434
SC Health Systems / EcoQuest Intl. * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 631
Smarr Publishers * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 213
Solid Rock Educator’s Books & Supplies * . . . . . . . . . . 523,525
Solomon’s Secrets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217,219
Sonlight Curriculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 406,408
Stephen Seifert Music * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 212
Tennessee Home Education Assoc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206
Total Language Plus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308,309
Understanding the Way . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 538
United Educators / Encyclopaedia Brittanica * . . . . . . . . . . 214
Usborne Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 637
Verity & Charity Publications * . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
VideoText Interactive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 534,536
Vision Prep Academy *. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 412
Writing Strands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 516
Yong In Martial Arts Academy & Dance Academy * . . . . . . 518
* New Exhibitor
College Fair at the Fair
Aquinas College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
Austin Peay State University (APSU). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 322
Belhaven College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 327
Blue Mountain College. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324
Bob Jones University* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
Free Will Baptist Bible College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
Liberty University Distance Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326
Nashville State Technical Community College . . . . . . . . . . 321
Union University*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325
University of Tennessee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
Volunteer State Community College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 328
Williamson Christian College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 317
*New University/College
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10:00
HOLY COW! These Science
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Holy Cow Science
“Don’t Make Me Count to
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Brodsky Ministries
11:00
Homeschooling:
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The ESSENTIAL Bible Curriculum
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Verity & Charity Publications
Teaching Math Effectively
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Math-U-See
12:00
Making “Meat & Potatoes” Taste
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Bill Garrison Educational Products
“Teaching” the Junior High and
High School Sciences at Home
Help! My Kid’s Spelling is
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AVKO Education Research
1:00
Using Literature as a Teaching
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Total Language Plus
Brain Organization for
Long-Term Memory
Hope and a Future
High School Options
2:00
Making Your Homeschool
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Teaching Writing
Writing Strands
Making Geography Fun
Geography Matters
3:00
Parenting is Heritage Building
Family Resources
What’s All the Buzz About
Videotext Interactive Math?
Hands-On Science for
Grades 7-12
Beginnings Publishing House
4:00
Wonder Years or Thunder Years?
Reaching the Middle Schooler
Reaching the Reluctant Writer
Institute for Excellence in Writing
Teaching Without Textbooks…
Develop Life-Long Learners
Sonlight Curriculum
5:00
Let the Adventure Begin….
Power-Glide
Homeschooling Teenagers in
Math: Let’s Stop the Insanity!
Benefits of a Home-Based
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HC Health Systems
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ROOM B
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6:00
Benefits of Post Secondary
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Austin Peay State University
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Blue Mountain College
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Liberty University
7:00
Preparing for College &
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Aquinas College
Our Worldview Classes and the
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Belhaven College
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ROOM B
ROOM C
Report Writing
Institute for Excellence in Writing
Home Educating Your Child with
Special Needs
Hope and a Future
10:00
Creating a Sense of Wonder
11:00
Teaching Writing
Writing Strands
12:00
Foundations of Home Education
HomeLife Academy
“Teaching” the Junior High and
High School Sciences at Home
Help! My Kid’s Handwriting is
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AVKO Educational Research
1:00
Confident Homeschooling
Nutrition and Learning
Juice Plus+
Evaluation of the
Argumentative Paper
Smarr Publishers
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Bringing Dad Home,Too!
Brodsky Ministries
ROOM D
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Making and Using Unit Studies
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3-Dimensional Education:
School Out of the Box
ROOM A
Strategies for Reading
Comprehension
The Learning Lab
Seven Principles of Effective
Language Arts Instruction
Understanding the Way
Rock Solid Evidence
Creation Research
Experimental Spice:Ideas for Teaching
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Introduction to Evolution
Creationism as Doctrine and
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ROOM D
Getting Started in Home
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Teaching Math Effectively
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Math-U-See
Can a Person withYOUR Personality
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Fair Children’s Workshops Schedule
ROOM B
Music from Around the
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Jeff Redding of KidsTunes
Ages: 4-8
10:00
Beginning Crochet
Ashley Griffin
Ages: 9 and up
11:30
Beginning Crochet
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1:00
Journey With Lewis & Clark
Catherine Jaime, Creative
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Ages: 8 and up
2:30
Tae Kwon Do
Yong In Martial Arts Academy
Ages: 4 and up
Quilts of Remembrance
Cynthia Griffin
Ages: 7 and up
4:00
Hands-On Introduction to
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Steve Seifert
Quilts of Remembrance
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Music Fun – Jeff Redding of
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Ages: 2-4
Mad Science
Ages: 5-9
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10:00
A Peek at the Presidents
Catherine Jaime, Creative
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Ages: 8 and up
Music from Around the
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Ages: 4-8
11:30
Everyone can DANCE
YONG IN Dance Academy
Ages: 4 and up
Mad Science
Ages: 8-12
1:00
Hands-On Introduction to
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Steve Seifert
Ages: 9 and up
Making Instruments
Ages: 4-9
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Middle Tennessee Home Education Association
Board Representatives and Support by Area
MTHEA Officers:
• President: Doug and Michelle Fraley,
[email protected]
• Treasurer: Meredith Flautt,
[email protected]
• Secretary: Susan Hill
• Office Manager, Bonnie Hoskins, 477-6917,
[email protected]
AT-LARGE MTHEA BOARD MEMBERS:
Ron & Malinda Tuggle 931-294-8083
BEDFORD COUNTY —
BOARD MEMBERS: Open position
• Shelbyville: Eddie & Vickie Ray 931-685-4632
CANNON COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Open
• Amy Corley 615-563-2750
CHEATHAM COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Doug & Michelle Fraley 931-5514269
• Ashland City/Pleasantview/Joelton/Springfield:
• Sycamore Valley Homeschool: Lori Maupin
615-307-4607 (field trips, mom’s support)
[email protected]
• Center for HS Enrich/Tutorial, Calvary Bible,
Joelton,Vicki Carroll, 792-7289
CLAY COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS:
Jack & Cindy Holman
931-432-1496
COFFEE COUNTY —
BOARD MEMBERS: Open
• Heart & Hearth Home Ed Group: Debbie
Logan, 931-759-7137
• Erin: John and Karen Williams:
[email protected], Cindy Sisemore:
[email protected]
• Sally Sherrouse 931-728-1137
• Catherine Spiller 931-454-1250
• Terri Vaughn 931-433-5996
DAVIDSON COUNTY —
East/Northeast Davidson — BOARD
MEMBERS: Jason & Cathy Sparks
615-907-0556
• Donelson: HOME: (Helping Others Maximize
Education) Grace Church of the Nazarene,
Peggy Brisbon 773-1708 or Michelle Gill
868-7679
• Donelson: HomeLIFE: Donelson Freewill
Baptist, Sandra Hall, 865-0808
• Aaron Academy Coordinator: Ronei Harden
615-479-8465, [email protected]
• Madison: St. Joseph Church, Kristine Mains,
885-5075, [email protected]
• Renee Martimer 859-4866
• Goodlettsville: Ginger Wright 299-9933
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• Goodlettsville/Hendersonville: Kids’ Kingdom
Play/Support Group, Shannon 824-9278 or
Chouree 822-7404
• Inglewood: Les & Vicky White 615-262-0640
Southwest — BOARD MEMBERS: Randy
and Patti McCoy 615-331-5619
• Bellevue Home School Assocation:Angela
Wittenberg, 615-352-8940
[email protected]
• Bellevue High School Science Club: Barb
Stewart 673-7743
• Bellevue Teens:Terry Heatherly 792-2766, 3rd
Fri for lunch/rec/service
• Bellevue Homeschool Enrichment, Lavonne
Redferrin 446-8623, [email protected]
• Bellevue Co-op: Jennifer Almon 646-2209
[email protected] and Karin Paparelli
244-9483
• Bethel Family Academy: 5670 Granny White
Pike, Nashville, Patti and Randy McCoy,
615-346-1343 or 371-1000, [email protected]
• Christ Presbyterian: Michelle Giffen
615-377-7089
Southeast — BOARD MEMBERS:
David and Cathi Winkler
(e-mail preferred)
• Antioch: Lighthouse Christian School:Tuesdays,
Middle/High School. Cindy Phillips, 315-6286
• LCA Tutorial: 7th-12th tutorial and K-6th coop, Bonnie Hoskins 847-9851
• Nashville Area Parent-Led Education Network,
Jenny Walters, 941-8177, www.naplen.org
• Christ Church: Kelly Springs, 331-7252
• Nolensville: Kids4Fun,Triune Baptist Church,
Leah, [email protected]
Northwest — BOARD MEMBERS: Doug
& Michelle Fraley 931-551-4269
• FBC/Joelton: Paige Gregory, 746-0649,
[email protected]
• Joelton: CHET,Vicki Carroll 792-7289
[email protected]
• Whole Heart of Dickson:Anita Moore
615-441-4734 [email protected]
• Pathways HS Fellowship, Fairview, Karen
Redding, 799-1899, [email protected]
• Dickson/Hickman: Linda Bradley, 412-3377
FRANKLIN COUNTY —
BOARD MEMBERS: Open
GILES COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS:
Barry & Patty Kohl 931-659-6910,
[email protected]
• Dorothy Grover 931-424-6835
• JoAnne Beam 931-565-3535
[email protected]
HICKMAN COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Open
• April Harrison 931-670-5915
• Sue Ann Hart 931-729-3990
• Bon Aqua Tutorial/Co-op: Lori McGahey,
HOUSTON COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Open
• Houston Co.Area Home Educators: (Erin,TN):
Andy and Barbie Pitts 931-289-2154
[email protected] (field trips, mom’s support)
HUMPHREYS COUNTY — BOARD
MEMBERS: Open
• Waverly: Candy Smith 931-296-5454
[email protected]
• Debbie Hardin 931-582-6573
[email protected]
JACKSON COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Jack & Cindy Holman 931-432-1496
LAWRENCE COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Barry & Patty Kohl 931-659-6910
• John and Renita Copeland 931-766-2156
[email protected]
West - BOARD MEMBERS: Open
DEKALB COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Jack & Cindy Holman 931-432-1496
DICKSON COUNTY —
BOARD MEMBERS: Open
• Info Coordinator: Carissa Burkhead
[email protected]
• Newsletter:Tammy Coalson 931-670-7899
• Eastside Baptist: Cheryl Waters 412-5032
[email protected]
• ICHTHS Tutorial: Debbie Hardin 931-582-6573
[email protected]
• Dickson Friends:
• Bon Aqua:Tammy Coalson 931-670-7899
LEWIS COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS:
Terry & Susan Hill 931-381-4335
• Karen Rentschler, [email protected]
931-796-0557
LINCOLN COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Barry & Patty Kohl 931-659-6910
• Lori Jones (not a support group leader)
931-433-3155 [email protected]
MACON COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Robert & Brenda Oakes
615-374-3718
• Tadd and Vera Crisp, 615- 633-4250
• Newcomers: Donna Alfono 615-374-3185
MARSHALL COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Barry & Patty Kohl 931-659-6910,
[email protected]
• Marshall Co. HS Support Group: Suzanne
England, 931-270-6571
• Marshall County Homeschool Co-op. high
school, [email protected]
• Columbia Homeschool Tutorial,
[email protected]
MAURY COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Dale and Pam Bryant 931-379-5595
• Maury Support Group, Cindy Farmer,
[email protected], 931-840-0815
• Spring Hill / Thompson Station: Cindy Boyer,
[email protected]
• Spring Hill/Thompson Station: SHAPE, Chelsea
Shay 615-302-2306 [email protected]
• Columbia: Della Bodine:
[email protected]
• Covenant Homeschool Co-op: Pam Bryant,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY — BOARD
MEMBERS: Doug & Michelle Fraley
931-551-4269
• Hope at Home: Michelle 931-551-4269
• Koinonia Co-op: Missie Pindroh, 931-378-5145,
[email protected]
• The Center for Homeschool Enrich/Tutorial,
Joelton.Vicki Carroll, 792-7289
• Secular:TnShare, Jelan Nabholz, 931-645-2055
• King’s Pride Co-op: Cordie Wargo,
[email protected]
MOORE COUNTY — Open
OVERTON COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Jack & Cindy Holman 931-432-1496
• Overton County HE (OCHE): Sue Burmeister,
931-823-4060
PERRY COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS:
Terry & Susan Hill 931-381-4335
• Karen Rentschler, [email protected],
931-796-0557
PUTNAM COUNTY/UPPER CUMBERLAND AREA — BOARD MEMBERS: Jack
& Cindy Holman 931-432-1496
• Upper Cumberland Ch. HS’ers (Cookeville):
Kelly Mitchell 931-858-3204
• Upper Cumberland Tutorial: Louise Woods
931-372-0486; Sherry 931-432-4660
ROBERTSON COUNTY — BOARD
MEMBERS: Robert & Brenda Oakes
615-374-3718
• Ashland City/Pleasantview/Joelton/Springfield:
• Sycamore Valley Homeschool Group: Lori
Maupin 615-307-4607
• Springfield Area Christian HS: Dennis &
Barbara Blanton 615-654-3302
• White House: Lisa Sutherland 615-672-5192
• White House (WHHE), Ledonna Scalf,
[email protected]
• Valley Springs: Bonnie Massie, 672-7010
• FBCJ Home Educators (Joelton): Paige
Gregory, 615-746-0649,
[email protected]
RUTHERFORD COUNTY — BOARD
MEMBERS: David & Tammy Taylor
615-220-0032
• LaVergne:Anna Bailey 615-494-3120
• Smyrna:Tammy Taylor 615-220-0032
• Legacy Christian Tutorial,Anna Bailey 494-3120
or Tammy Taylor 220-0032
• Murfreesboro: Sondra Brawnwalder
615-904-9359
• HEART Support Group: Mark & Lagene Lee
615-895-5126
• A Shepherd’s Heart: Laurie Montgomery
615-890-0088
• Aaron Academy Coordinator: Ronei Harden
• Rutherford Tutorial Academy: Barb Daniels
931-968-9366
• Junto Christian Education Cooperative:
Southeast Baptist, Murfreesboro.Yvonne
Conquest [email protected] or Jorgia
Hazelwood 287-1163 at [email protected]
SMITH COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS:
Robert & Brenda Oakes 615-374-3718
• Donna Jones 615-683-6934
• David and Lorrie McDonald (615) 735-2924
• Terri Dillehay (615) 774-3273
SUMNER COUNTY —
North Sumner — BOARD MEMBERS:
Robert & Brenda Oakes 615-374-3718
• Sumner Christian Home Educators Assoc.
Cheryl Dykes (Ele): 822-5025;
• Barb Jones (High School): 726-1677
South Sumner — BOARD MEMBERS:
Steve & Connee Bates: 615-758-9744
• Sumner Christian Home Educators Assoc.
Cheryl Dykes (Elementary): 822-5025; Barb
Jones (High School): 726-1677
• Christian Home Educator’s: Dana Crotts, 4526780, [email protected]
• Gallatin:Vicki Trout 615-451-2502
• Gallatin/Hendersonville: Linda Kingsbury 615451-0364
• Goodlettsville: Debra Head 615-851-1908
• Goodlettsville/Hendersonville: Shannon 8249278 or Chouree 822-7404
• Hendersonville Chapel: Jennifer Smith, 8594768
• Valley Springs Christian:Amy Pippen, 672-4747
STEWART COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Open
TROUSDALE COUNTY — BOARD
MEMBERS: Robert & Brenda Oakes 615374-3718
• David and Cheryl Baldwin (615) 374-0237
WAYNE COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Barry & Patty Kohl 931-659-6910
WHITE COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Jack & Cindy Holman 931-432-1496
• Robin Sparkman 931-657-5495\
• UCAHS, Cookville: Carol Carney, 931-5201727
WILLIAMSON COUNTY — BOARD
MEMBERS: Kenneth & Tina Shreeve
615-595-6292
• Christ Community Mom’s: Debra Davis,
791-0490 [email protected]
• ClearView Baptist: Suzanne Willis 794-0745,
[email protected]
• Community Bible Study: Claudia Coker
370-3537
• Fairview: Melody Smithson 799-0688
• Fellowship Bible Church: Rhonda Condidorio,
790-8921
• Girl Scouts:Troop #1746,Alicia Meese,
791-9049
• Little Lamb’s Academy: Kim Mikrut 794-6020
• New Song Academy: Lisa, 376-6317
• Shanan Tutorial in Franklin,Tina, 791-5795,
[email protected]
• Shanan Community Support Group, grades
6-12, Susan Winn 615-794-2175
• Co-op at People’s Church, K-6 grades, contact
Kelly Howard, 591-4974
• St. Philips: Karen Williams 615-790-3935
• Spring Hill/Thompson Station: SHAPE, Chelsea
Shay 615-302-2306 [email protected]
• Trinity Baptist: Claudia Barba 615-794-7536
• Tutorial: Grades K-2 Jennifer 599-3121
• Whole Heart Academy: Lisa Hamilton
615-371-9018
• Williamson Co. Homeschool Group: Nina
Bodayle, 599-3635,
[email protected]
• Eagles 4H Homeschool Group meets: 1:00 2:30 pm, every 2nd Wednesday, October April,Ag Expo Center, 4215 Long Lane, for
information:Alice Darnell (agent) 790-5721
• Pathways HS, Karen Redding, 799-1899,
[email protected]
• Nolensville: Kids4Fun,Triune Baptist Church,
Leah, [email protected]
WILSON COUNTY — BOARD MEMBERS: Steve & Connee Bates 758-9744
• Liberty Christian Academy: Elementary Co-op
and 7-12th Tutorial: Bonnie Hoskins 847-9851
• Acorns to Oaks, Mt. Juliet, 754-4096
• New Life Academy, K-12th, Connee Bates,
758-9744
• Heritage Christian Academy, Katrina Hagerty,
• Schaeffer Study Center, Rob Shearer, 449-1659,
[email protected]
• Lebanon Christian Homeschoolers:
615-269-3876
• Wilson County Home Ed, Esther, 547-0175,
[email protected]
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Middle Tennessee
Home School Support by Type
The following list is provided only as a convenience to home educators. MTHEA endorsement of service providers
should not be implied. Updates and corrections are appreciated. Please send to [email protected]
TUTORIALS — these offer classes on various days and times (alphabetical order)
• Aaron Academy in Hendersonville, Becky
Longoria at 826-2595
• Acorns to Oaks, Mt. Juliet,Annita, 754-4096
• Bellevue Home School Association,
Angela Wittenburg, 615-352-8940,
[email protected]
• Bon Aqua Tutorial/Co-op: Lori McGahey,
• Christian Community Academy, Diane
Wright, 615-591-9498, [email protected]
• Columbia Homeschool Tutorial,Teri Hill,
380-0428 or [email protected]
• Francis Schaeffer Study Center, Rob
Shearer, 449-1659, [email protected]
• Gladeville Enrichment, Susan Stafford
[email protected], 758-0217
• Heritage Christian Academy, Katrina
Hagerty, 754-7946, [email protected]
• Junto Christian Education Cooperative
(K-8th): Meets at Southeast Baptist,
Murfreesboro.Yvonne Conquest, 274-3315
[email protected] or Jorgia
Hazelwood 287-1163 at
[email protected]
• Kids4Fun,Triune Baptist Church,
Nolensville, SR 840/Horton Highway, Leah,
[email protected]
• Koinonia Co-op: Missie Pindroh, 931-3785145, [email protected]
• LCA Tutorial/Co-op: 7th-12th tutorial and
K-6th co-op, Bonnie Hoskins 847-9851
• Legacy (Smyrna):Anna Bailey 615-494-3120
• Lighthouse Christian School:Tuesdays,
Middle/High School, Cindy Phillips, 331-6286
• New Life Academy, K-12th, Connee Bates,
758-9744
• Rutherford Tutorial Academy (RTA):
Mondays, Murfreesboro,Ann Hoke at 8951316 or Barb Daniels at (931) 968-9366,
[email protected]
• SHANAN Tutorial in Franklin,Tina, 7915795, [email protected]
• Teen Learning Center (TLC), Melinda
Butner, 331-9648, [email protected],
(they accept new members upon recommendations from current members only)
• The Center for Homeschool
Enrichment, Joelton,Vicki Carroll, 792-7289
• The co-op at People’s Church, Franklin,
K-6 grade, Kelly Howard, 591-4974
• Whitver Academy, Green Hills in
Nashville,Thursdays, 7-12 grades, Diane West
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at [email protected]
• Whole Heart Academy/New Covenant
Academy:Tuesdays, Oak Hill, Preschool-6th
and 7th-12th, Lisa Hamilton 615-371-9018,
[email protected], and Sharon
Reyes, [email protected].
• Unique Christian Teens (UCT): Spring Hill
MUSIC AND ARTS—
• Nashville Notes Homeschool Band: Jean
Miller 615-333-0705 or Monica Jett 4599578
• Chorus: Susan Gregory: 372-0439
• Tennessee Choral Academy:Andrea
Bontempi, [email protected]
• Homeschool Academy of Fine Arts,
615-364-5480, www.homeschoolacademy.org
• Art History:Tricia Williams, Hobby Lobby,
Columbia, Franklin, 931-540-8413
• Painting: Maddy 615-708-8775 or
[email protected]
• Ceramic Pottery: Lea Smith,
[email protected], 615-302-2400,
931-486-2736; www.hotsypotsy.com
• Drawing/Painting: Gwen Rodriguez,
[email protected] or 931-647-3880
• Art: Lindsey Bailey, [email protected]
• Music Academy (The Belle Aire Academy)
Murfreesboro Marcus Arnold (890-7506)
• Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt
University: Youth Orchestras, Carol Nies at
[email protected]. Children’s and
Youth Choruses, Hazel Somerville at
[email protected].
www.vanderbilt.edu/Blair/
TUTORS —
• Bridget Adcock: [email protected]
• Greg Settles: 754-6230
• Cari Parr : Learning disabilities, autism, behavior disorders, 907-1219
• Harmon Hodge: 646-0833 (home) or
218-2817 (cell)
• Kay Miller: BA and 30+ years teach K-6th,
• Linda Stapp, 832-7722 or 210-3406
• Sally Wingate: private math tutor,West
Meade, 356-1967
• Darryl Schoonover-Math Ed major, [email protected]
• Spanish:Ashton Lackey, Learning Strategies,
Nashville: 615-665-9095
• Lisa Beard: science/math, Fairview, $15 hr.,
[email protected], 294-1182
• Debbie Nielsen: M.S.E. in Spanish and B.A. in
English, tutoring in academic writing and
Spanish I-IV, [email protected]
• Ty Brown, 498-6109, [email protected], English, Greek Classics, Greek,
Roman and Medieval History, Latin, Math,
Physics, Chemistry,Test prep strategies for
ACT and SAT
• Park Ellis, grammar, reading comprehension,
analytical and creative writing,ACT/SAT prep,
World History, and American History.
• Maureen Turnbull: Math (5-8th grade)
EXTRACURRICULAR —
• Speech Club: JoAnn Ray 746-5763 or Jena
Simpson 746-3389
• Spanish: Ellen at [email protected]
• Cub Scouts: Madison, Murphy Gill,
[email protected]
• Cub Scouts: Pack 14, Cy Fenton,
[email protected]
• Cub Scouts: Bethel World Outreach
Center, Brentwood, Monday nights, Darin
Newton, [email protected].
• Girl Scouts:Troop #1746, Franklin,Alicia
Meese, 791-9049
• Speech & Debate: Christian
Communicators of Middle Tennessee.
www.cctennessee.org.
SPORTS —
• Home School Baseball: Middle TN
Monarchs, Glenn or Vickie Hill, (615) 3317741. http://www.mtmonarch.com.
• Home School Basketball: Nashville
Central Christian Warriors, Karen Summey,
(615) 773-5633, [email protected]
• Basketball: Hermitage Community Center,
Tues, 1-4 p.m., age to 10, 1-2:30; ages 11-up
2:30-4 p.m.
• Bowling: last Wednesday of every month, 13 p.m. $4 per bowler includes shoes and all
the games you can get in (usually 3). Contact
Linda Reed at [email protected]
• Chess Club: Barb Daniels 931-968-9366
• Chess Club: Mondays,Williamson Co.,Alicia
Meese, 791-9049, [email protected]
• Dodge Ball: 2nd & 4th Thursdays, Mt. Juliet
Community Center,
[email protected].
• Football/Cheerleading: Patrick Fettig:
[email protected]
• Football: Franklin Classical School, 5954374, (must be registered with Franklin
Classical)
• Golf:Arlyne Sanders 800-800-6116 or [email protected]
• Martial Arts:Yong In Martial Arts, 5913373, Franklin 37064
• Home Schoolers Roller Skating:
Brentwood Skate Center, first Friday of
month, 1-3 p.m.
• Ice Skating: Southern Ice, Cool Springs, 2nd
Friday of every month, 1-3 pm.
• Soccer: Steve Bates, [email protected], 7589744
• Softball: Mark Hall, Covenant Christian
Academy, (256) 656-8744
• Swimming: Middle Tn Swim Club (MTSC)
in Lebanon, Jimmy Floyd Family Center
(JFFC); Gallatin, Gallatin Civic CenterContact: Cindy Baker at 615-453-4545
• Swim Team: Middle and High School,
Indoor Sports Complex, Brentwood, EXCEL
Aquatics. Dawn Van Ryckeghem, 615-7916037
• Swimming: Brentwood Indoor Sports,
Cissy Fleet 370-3471 ext. 23
• Swimming: Donelson YMCA, Fridays 1-3
p.m.
• Tennis: Nashboro Village Athletic Club, (615)
361-3242
• Tennis: John Harwell, 885-0868
• Tennis: Cathy Harris, 382.0941, Springfield
• Track: Brad Davies 794-5881
• Track:Val Strain, 595-5337, (must be registered with Franklin Classical)
• Various Sports: Franklin Classical School
and Umbrella Program, 595-4374 (LaCrosse,
Football, Basketball, Soccer, Swim Team,
Volleyball) Lancaster Christian Academy,
Smyrna: Derek Chirch, [email protected], basketball (boys/girls
6th-12th grade), volleyball (girls 6th-12th
grade), cross country (boys/girls 6th-12th
grade), soccer (boys/girls 6th-12th grade),
and football in 2007 (boys 6th-12th grade).
MISC HELPS —
• Special Needs: Jo Ann Ray 615-746-5763
• Selena LaBarge: [email protected]
• Cheryl Gabbert: [email protected]
• College Prep Resource: Colleen Whitver
• H.E.L.P. (Hermitage Enrichment and
Learning Program, 883-5437,
[email protected]
• Special Needs: Cheryl Gabbert, special
needs homeschool consultant. http://homepage.mac.com/gabbert, (304) 228-6671
• Minorities: POCH (People of Color
Homeschooling),Amy Batton,
[email protected]
• Eclectic: Jacki Willard 615-889-4938
• Secular: Clarksville,TnShare, Jelan Nabholz,
931-645-2055
• Green Hills: Sue Catchings 615-385-7622
• Teen Banquet: Lisa Steele 367-1397,
[email protected]
• Testing: Fayetteville,TN. Carole McGrath,
M.A., Degree in Testing. (931)438-4658
• Testing: Melissa Gay, [email protected]
• Testing: Jacquelyn Patterson,
[email protected]
• Club Autism: Debi at
[email protected]
• Homeschool Advocate: Larry L. Crain,
615-376-2600, lcrain@brentwood law.com
UMBRELLA SCHOOLS/CHURCHRELATED SCHOOLS (for those registering with a CRS) —
• Aaron Academy: www.aaronacademy.com,
Hendersonville,Tn
• Daniel One Academy:
www.daniel1academy.org, Cookville,Tn
• Family Christian Academy:
www.familychristianacademy.com Madison,
Tn
• Gateway Christian Schools:
www.gatewaychristianschools.com, Memphis,
Tn
• Franklin Classical School Umbrella Program:
http://franklinclassical.com, Franklin,Tn, Janice
Churchill, [email protected].
• Heritage Christian Academy:
www.heritage-christian-academy.com, Mt.
Juliet,Tn
• Heritage Covenant: www.hcsedu.com,
Franklin,Tn
• HomeLife Academy: 901-380-9220,
www.homelifeacademy.com, Memphis,Tn.
• Spring Hill Academy: Perry Coghlan,
[email protected]
• Victory Academy, Springfield,Tn.: Larry
Herbert, [email protected]
CURRICULUM SOURCES —
• Solid Rock (formerly Homeschool Junction):
220-2006, Smyrna,Tn.
• Logos Christian Bookstore:
[email protected], Nashville,Tn
297-5388
• Knowledge Tree: 370-7975
• Lifeway Christian Stores, 1725 Galleria Blvd ,
615-771-9050
• Academic Advantage, Gallatin - 615-452-7365
• Family Christian Academy, Madison - 615860-3000
• Greenleaf Press, Lebanon 615-499-1617
• Rock Solid Inc.: www.rocksolidinc.com
• A Beka Book: www.abeka.com
• Bob Jones University Press: www.bjup.com
• Alpha Omega Publications 800-821-4443
• Rod & Staff Publishers 606-522-4348
• Timberdoodle, www.timberdoodle.com,
206-426-0672
• Sonlight Curriculum 303-730-6292
• Saxon (math) 800-284-7019
• Modern Curriculum Press 800-321-3106
• Delta Education 800-442-5444
• The Home School 800-788-1221
• Calvert School 888-487-4652
• The Notgrass Company 800-211-8793
• Lifetime Books & Gifts 813-676-6311
• Christian Book Distributors 508-977-4500
• Parent -Teacher Stores: Rivergate, 859-3007,
Nashville, 292-3533,
• Antioch: 731-2033, Brentwood: 599-3477
INTERNET SUPPORT GROUPS-Local
• [email protected]
• DavidsonWilsonCoHomeschoolers-subscribe
@yahoogroups.com
• ChristianHomeschoolingMidTenn-subscribe
@yahoogroups.com
• Tn-homeschooling-subscribe
@yahoogroups.com
• http://www.naplen.com
• POCH (People of Color Homeschooling)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poch/
(Williamson County Homeschool Group)
GOVERNMENT SCHOOL
CONTACT (for those registering
directly with the state) —
• Tennessee State Testing: Ben Brown, 615532-4770
• Tennessee State Homeschool Liaison:
James Swain, Director, Home
Schools/Auxiliary Services, 21 Smith Avenue,
Hohenwald 38462, Phone: 931-796-0441,
Fax: 931-796-3930,
[email protected]
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMS AND
TESTS —
• SAT Testing: www.collegeboard.com
• ACT Testing: http://www.act.org/aap/
• CLEP Testing: www.collegeboard.com
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What’s Happening Around Town
DAVIDSON COUNTY
BELLEVUE HOME SCHOOL ENRICHMENT AND
TUTORIALS - Open enrollment for the
NASHVILLE NOTES, a home school concert
2006-2007 school year begins May 1st!
We offer a full day of enrichment for
grades 7 and below as well as full tutorials and enrichment for 8th thru 12th
graders. Classes meet in Pegram (10
minutes west of Bellevue) on Mondays
from August to May.Visit us on the web
at www.enrichmentbhse.com for more
information or call 615-349-2434.
Register by May 31 for an early registration discount and before classes are
filled.
band, meets on Monday afternoons
from 2:00 - 3:30 PM at the Antioch
Church of Christ building.We perform
two concerts each year, a Christmas
concert in December and a Spring concert in April. Our director is Jean Miller;
assistant director is Sholeen Wuest. For
information about joining contact Jean
Miller at 333-0705 or Monica Jett at
459-9578.We encourage any local supports groups to let their membership
know about our existence.
USED BOOK CURRICULUM SALE Wednesday, May 24 from 8:00 AM to
1:00 PM at Heritage Christian Academy
and New Life Academy New Hope
Baptist Church, 6010 S. New Hope
Road, Hermitage,TN 37076. Many
types of curriculum, reading books,
learning toys, educational DVDs and
CDs, puzzles, and manipulatives will be
available for sale.The rates for renting
a table is $10 for personal use, $25 for
business use. For further info, contact
Darlene Duke at 218-2292 or Karen
Summey at 294-7139.
USED CURRICULUM SALE - The CHALK
sale, Friday, May 12. Pre-sale times
(passes only): 9:00 - 10:00 AM. Public
sale: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM. Half Price Sale:
Saturday, May 13 from 9:00 AM - 1:00
PM. For a seller number (pre-sale pass),
ad/vendor space or workshop registration visit our website at
www.chalksale.com or contact Corine
Sandifer at 391-0021. Directions:
Donelson Church of Christ gym, 2706
Old Lebanon Pike, Nashville (next to
Donelson Plaza). From Nashville, take I40 east. Exit Donelson Pike (2nd exit).
Take Donelson Pike to Lebanon Rd. Left
on Lebanon Rd. Pass Two Rivers Ford
and right on J.B. Estille Dr.You will dead
end at Donelson Plaza. Left on Old
Lebanon Pk. and the Church will be on
your right. Park beside the gym.
MARSHALL/BEDFORD
COUNTY
CIVIL AIR PATROL Marshall County
Composite Squadron meets every
Monday night (except federal holidays)
from 6:00 - 8:00 PM at Ellington
Airport in Lewisburg.This is a wonderful youth cadet program of the Civilian
Auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force.This
squadron is mostly homeschool cadets
and senior members. Provides leadership training, aerospace and emergency
services training, map reading, free orientation flights, and more! Contact 2Lt
Hill - Public Relations Officer 380-0428
[email protected].
SUMMER DAY CAMPS-KINGDOM ACADEMY
OF THE ARTS - Contact Malinda Tuggle
at: [email protected] or call 931-294-8083. Indian
Days - May 5 - 6: Build a teepee, Indian
crafts, gather/eat wild foods, make/wear
war paint, sling shot, bow and arrow
and more. Pioneer Days - June 16 - 17:
Ride a covered wagon, cook open fire,
whittle, sew, corn husk dolls, crank ice
cream and more. Both of the above
camps meet 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM daily.
Attend one or two days.The cost is
$30 per person, per day. Includes lunch.
No cost for adult attending with child.
PROVERBS 31 DOMESTIC ARTS CAMP June
20 - 23 and June 26 - 29. Study great
women of the Bible, learn to sew, cook,
bake, can and freeze fruits and vegetables, garden, study herbs, domestic
crafts, enjoy a formal tea party. Cost is
$225 for all eight days or $35 per person, per day. Open to all ladies, ages 12
to 100. Meets 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM daily.
CELEBRATING VICTORIAN DAYS - July 24 28. Learn how to sew an 1800's ballgown. End the week with a
father/daughter or mother/son evening
of ballroom dancing. It is an enchanting
time of fellowship and learning.The
cost is $185 for the entire five days
and Friday evening. Open to all ladies,
ages 12-100. Meets 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
daily.
MAURY COUNTY
HomES COOL SUPPORT GROUP (Home
Educators Supporting Choices,
Opportunities, and Options in
Learning) Serving Maury, Marshall and
surrounding counties. We offer numerous activities and opportunities for our
kids and parents.We offer a monthly
newsletter, weekly e-mail updates, the
Annual HomES COOL Expo, teen
dances, and much more. Check out our
website for all the latest activities at
www.HomesCool.homestead.com or
e-mail [email protected] for more information.
HOMESCHOOL BOWLING DAY - Every
Friday from 12:00 - 2:00 PM at Galaxy
Lanes in Columbia. $3 for 2 hours of
bowling, this includes shoes. This activity is for all area homeschoolers
regardless of group affiliation. A wonderful opportunity to meet other
homeschool kids and parents. For
more information, call 380-0428 or email [email protected].
HOMESCHOOL SKATE DAY - The 3rd Friday
of every month through May. From
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1:00 - 3:00 PM at Sportsworld Skate
Center in Columbia. $4 for 2 hours of
skating.This activity is for all area
homeschoolers regardless of group
affiliation. For more information call
380-0428 or e-mail [email protected].
HomES COOL EXPO 2006 - This will be an
event to provide homeschool families
with all the information and curriculum
they need to begin their homeschool
adventure.We also plan to have local
businesses, cottage business opportunities, umbrella schools, colleges, homeschool curriculum vendors, used curriculum, catalogs, and much more. Last
year we had over 57 homeschool businesses and others represented at our
event! Booth spaces available to sell
your used curriculum. June 10 at
Columbia State Community College in
the Gymnasium Building from 9:00 AM
- 4:00 PM. For more information, call
931-380-0428, e-mail [email protected] or
visit www.homescool.homestead.com/
Expo.html.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY
H.E.A.R.T. USED CURRICULUM SALE - June 3
at Southeast Baptist Church, 708
Minerva Dr., Murfreesboro. Setup on
Friday, June 2 from 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
and Saturday setup/pre-sale from 7:00
AM - 9:00 AM. Open to the public
from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM.To sell your
curriculum, please call Yvonne
Conquest at 615-274-3315.Tables:
Heart member - $5, Non-member $10, Business - $20. Payments should
be sent via PayPal to
[email protected]. Directions:
from I-24 take Murfreesboro exit #
81B. Go 1.1 miles to Middle Tennessee
Blvd., turn right at light, go 2 miles turn
right on Bradyville Pk. at light. Go to
Minerva Dr. turn left at light. Southeast
Baptist Church is on the left. From
Murfreesboro: take Broad St., turn left
to Mercury, go 2 red lights to Minerva
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Dr. (2nd light), turn right.The church
will be on the right about 1/4 of a mile.
LEGACY CHRISTIAN TUTORIAL in Smyrna,
TN is now accepting applications for
the 2006-2007 school year.We have K
- 12th grade classes available.We have
excellent tutors and classes to choose
from. For more information please
check our website at
www.lctsmyrna.com. or call Anna Bailey
at 615-691-0064.
CHRISTIAN COMMUNICATORS OF MIDDLE
TENNESSEE is proud to announce: Speech
and Debate Invitational to be held at
the First Church of God, 1267 Middle
Tennessee Blvd., Murfreesboro,TN on
Thursday and Friday, May 11-12 from
7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Speech and
debate rounds will be alternated
throughout both days with all final
rounds on Friday. Lots of fun!! Alumni
competition Thursday evening. Junior
division Friday. Pizza party Thursday
evening. Awards ceremony Friday PM.
After tournament party on Friday
night. Cash prizes! Categories:Team
Policy Debate, Lincoln Douglas Debate,
Extemporaneous Speaking, Impromptu
Speaking, Platform Speaking, Duo
Interpretation, Open Interpretation
(humorous/dramatic), Special
Persuasive Event:Tennessee Legislative
Issue. We need judges, timekeepers,
interested prospective participants
wanting to participate now or in the
future. No cost if attending just to
watch.We love an audience. For more
information, you may visit us online at:
www.cctennessee.org.
MID TN HOME SCHOOL PROM - All high
school age home school students are
invited to experience the glamour of
classic Hollywood at the 4th Annual
Mid TN Home School Prom Black Tie
Affair - May 12 from 7:00 PM until midnight at the Clark D. Baker Lodge at
the YMCA Joe C. Davis Outdoor
Center, Antioch,TN. Hot and cold hors
d'oeuvres and sweet treats will be
served throughout the evening. First
dance is reserved for fathers and
daughters; mothers and sons.
Presentation of seniors (advance reservation required to be presented).
Photographs will start at 6:30 p.m.
Chaperoned by parents. Professional DJ
(Michael B’s Muzik). No offensive
music, dancing or attire. Friends are
encouraged to attend; dates are
optional. For registration or more
information, contact [email protected] or mail to: Mid TN
Homeschool Prom, PO Box 11323,
Murfreesboro,TN 37129. Price after
May 1 and at the door (cash only) is
$65. For directions, visit:
www.ymcamidtn.org/joecdavis/.
SUMNER COUNTY
AARON ACADEMY USED BOOK SALE at
Aaron Academy, 645 E. Main Street
(Gallatin Rd), Hendersonville, June 16,
2006 from 9:00-1:00. Call for more
information: 826-2595.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY
WILLIAMSON COUNTY HOMESCHOOL GROUP
exists to support homeschool families
in the county. All field trips and activities are made possible by moms in the
group who are willing to coordinate
them.To join our group, or to find out
more about it, please see our web page
at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/
wchomeschool/.
WILSON COUNTY
WILSON COUNTY COMPOSITE SQUADRON of
the Civil Air Patrol, an Auxiliary of the
U.S. Air Force, meets each Thursday
from 6:30 - 9:30 PM at Harvest Chapel
Fellowship in Mt. Juliet. If you are 12 18 years old, or attending 6th grade,
you are invited to join our Cadet
Program. CAP Cadets learn about mili-
tary customs and courtesies, aerospace
education, moral leadership, and safety
training. Cadets also participate in
physical fitness training and flight
instruction. Adults, especially former
military, who would like to serve their
community are also invited to join.
Come check out one of the most
active youth programs in America
today! For more information contact:
Lt. Lee Fitts 522-2932 or
[email protected].
GIRL SCOUTS - It’s never too late to join
Girl Scouts! The Girl Scout Council of
Cumberland Valley is forming new
troops for girls ages 4 to 17. A troop
for home schooled girls meets every
Friday from 9:30 to 11:00 AM at
McClain Christian Academy, located at
410 West Main St. in Lebanon (next to
Public Library, near the Square). Annual
membership fees are $10, uniforms are
not required, and troop dues will be a
nominal amount. Come enjoy the fellowship and fun of Girl Scouting! For
more information, please contact
Wilson Co. Girl Scout Staff Member
Megan Davis at 453-2473 or
[email protected].
ALL AREAS
PEOPLE OF COLOR HOMESCHOOLING (POCH)
- This group is for any minority or family of minorities that homeschools and
is located in Tennessee, specifically in
Middle Tennessee.We offer playgroups,
field trips, support groups for parents
and teens, a BOOK-IT reading club, a
newsletter and various other activities,
which includes a monthly ‘Dragontree
Learners’ Family Event. Membership is
FREE. For more information contact
Amy at: [email protected] or
go to our website at:
http://groups.yahoo.com/
group/POCH/.This group does not discriminate and is not a closed group to
any race. Anyone who supports our
“purpose” is welcome!
A HOME SCHOOL MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL
TEAM is being formed to play in the
United Football Conference here in
Middle Tennessee. Les Jones, a former
college and NFL player with a great
deal of experience in coaching youth
football, has been hired to be the head
coach. He will be assisted by Steve
Bates, Carl Carlson, and Tim Herndon.
Games will be played in Mt. Juliet,
Hendersonville, and Murfreesboro, on
Thursdays at 6 pm. Practices will be in
Mt. Juliet or Donelson. Practices will
be Mondays and Tuesdays at 6 pm, and
Wednesdays in the afternoon.The estimated cost per player to cover complete game and practice uniforms (not
shoes), pads, helmet, paying the head
coach and referees, etc., is $500. We
encourage any upcoming 6th, 7th, or
8th grader who has an interest in playing competitive football to contact
[email protected] or 405-0232
cell. Please contact us immediately
because we must have a commitment
by June 9.
CLASSIFIEDS
PIANO LESSONS - Revolutionary
method. Family lessons available.
ww.simplymusic.com. Contact Karen at
319-7160.
TEACHER’S AID, LEBANON is having an ongoing curriculum consignment
sale. For information, call: 615-443-7138.
FOR SALE - Videotext Algebra,
Modules A, B and C, 2003 edition,VHS,
recommended by Sonlight, $250 (originally cost $500). Call 615-758-0842 or
email [email protected].
HANDS-ON FRENCH Native French
speaker with teaching experience and
background in cooking and art, is offering
individual or small group activities for
children, pairing cooking or art with the
French language in the comfort of your
home. Individualized language classes for
adults are also possible. MA in Education.
For more information contact: Elisabeth
de Chatillon 615-383-6507 or
[email protected].
LATIN TEACHER NEEDED for a tutorial
group in the Mt. Juliet/Hermitage area.
If interested call 615-773-4309.
Around Town
Submissions
Announcements for MTHEA member
support groups or individuals are free
up to 150 words; non-members free up
to 75 words. For announcements with
more than the allotted word count, the
classified rate of 25¢ per additional
word will be charged. If your event or
service is for profit, we ask that you
purchase an ad or a classified. For ad
rates, go to www.mthea.org, or contact
us at [email protected]. Editors reserve
the right to refuse or edit any ad or
announcement.
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The 23rd Annual MTHEA Curriculum Fair
May 19 & 20, 2006 at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds
Family Registration Form
Please complete this form and submit your payment.
Please feel free to copy and share with non-MTHEA member families
Mail Pre-Registration before May 10 to:
P.O. Box 147
Old Hickory,TN 37138
Registration will be available at the door
Name __________________________________________ Spouse ______________________________________
Address: ________________________________________ County in TN ________________________________
Home Phone: _______________________ May we contact you next year to serve as a volunteer? Yes or No
E-mail: ______________________________ If joining MTHEA, may we add you to the email group? Yes or No
Will you have a graduating senior in 2007? Yes or No
Number of Years of Homeschooling ______
If 0, beginning to homeschool this fall? Yes or No
If 0, thinking of homeschooling this fall? Yes or No
How did you hear about the fair? (check)
Jonathan’s Arrow
Other newsletter Other Website
Community
TV Station ______ Radio Station ______
MTHEA Website
Friends
Please help us to count attendance.Who is attending the fair? (check all that apply and give the amount)
father
mother
teens #______
school-age #______
preschool #______ infants #______
grandparent(s) #______ other #______
Please help us be current on our Support Group listing:
Are you a Support Group leader?
Yes or No
Are you in a support group? Yes or No
Name of Support Group __________________________________________________________________________
Name of Leader_________________________________________ Leader’s Phone #:_________________________
Fair Admission Calculation
Join MTHEA for 2006/2007 School Year
Fair Entry Fee for MTHEA-member family
or for THEA-member family
or for out-of-state family
$35
$25
____________
____________
Fair Entry Fee for non-THEA-member family
$35
____________
Discount for Early Pre-Registration
For Office Use Only
Subtract $10
Total
____________
____________
For Office Use Only
(Deadline: May 10)
For Office Use Only
CASH $_____________CHECK $____________ Check No. ____________ Rec’d by _____________
New Member:
Returning Member:
Membership packet explained & given ______
Membership card received _______
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A n n o u n c i n g
The 2006 MTHEA
Family
Conference
“Many Methods,
One Mission”
August 11 & 12
Location to be announced
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Speakers:
Dr. Mary Hood —
The Relaxed Homeschooler
Colin & Nancy Campbell —
Far Above Rubies
Michael & Debi Pearl —
No Greater Joy
Mr. Todd Wilson —
The FamilyMan
Ginger Plowman —
…and many more!
See registration form on page 23
MTHEA
Curriculum
Fair
The MTHEA Family Conference
Registration Form
on page 21
August 11 & 12, 2006
Family Registration Form
Please complete this form and submit your payment.
Please feel free to copy and share with non-MTHEA member families
Mail Pre-Registration before July 31 to:
P.O. Box 147
Old Hickory,TN 37138
Registration will be available at the door
Name __________________________________________ Spouse ______________________________________
Address: ________________________________________ County in TN ________________________________
Home Phone: _______________________ May we contact you next year to serve as a volunteer? Yes or No
E-mail: ______________________________ If joining MTHEA, may we add you to the email group? Yes or No
Will you have a graduating senior in 2007? Yes or No
Number of Years of Homeschooling ______
If 0, beginning to homeschool this fall? Yes or No
If 0, thinking of homeschooling this fall? Yes or No
How did you hear about the conference? (check)
Jonathan’s Arrow
Other newsletter Other Website
Community
TV Station ______ Radio Station ______
MTHEA Website
Friends
Please help us to count attendance.Who is attending the conference? (check all that apply and give the amount)
father
mother
teens #______
school-age #______
preschool #______ infants #______
grandparent(s) #______ other #______
Please help us be current on our Support Group listing:
Are you a Support Group leader?
Yes or No
Are you in a support group? Yes or No
Name of Support Group __________________________________________________________________________
Name of Leader_________________________________________ Leader’s Phone #:_________________________
Conference Admission Calculation
Join MTHEA for 2006/2007 School Year
Entry Fee for MTHEA-member family
or for THEA-member family
or for out-of-state family
$35
$35
____________
____________
Entry Fee for non-THEA-member family
$45
____________
Discount for Early Pre-Registration
For Office Use Only
Subtract $10
Total
____________
____________
For Office Use Only
(Deadline: July 31)
For Office Use Only
CASH $_____________CHECK $____________ Check No. ____________ Rec’d by _____________
New Member:
Returning Member:
Membership packet explained & given ______
Membership card received _______
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MTHEA E-mail Directory
MTHEA President
[email protected]
Jonathan’s Arrow
[email protected]
MTHEA Secretary
[email protected]
Membership Information
[email protected]
MTHEA Treasurer
[email protected]
Scholarship/Curriculum Fund
[email protected]
MTHEA Office Manager
[email protected]
Special Events Information
[email protected]
Area Support Groups
[email protected]
Teen Banquet
[email protected]
Convention Information
[email protected]
Website Questions/Feedback
[email protected]
Graduation Information
[email protected]
Yearbook Information
[email protected]
Volunteers Needed for MTHEA Fair
Registration Volunteers
On site registration help needed. E-mail Bonnie at
[email protected] with your choice of hours.
Exhibitor Workshop Hostesses
Hostesses assist with seating and taking an attendance count.
Choose the workshop(s) you desire from the schedule printed in
this Jonathan’s Arrow or on the MTHEA web site. E-mail Michelle
at [email protected] with your workshop choices.
Set-Up and Tear-Down
Strong backs and willing hearts are needed to assist the exhibitors
with setting up their booths on Thursday, May 18 from 12:00 p.m.
to 6:00 p.m. A boxed lunch will be provided for you. Please bring
two-wheel dollies if you have them. E-mail Michelle at
[email protected] if you or your teenagers can help.
2006-2007 MTHEA MEMBERSHIP FORM
NAME __________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS
______________________________________________________________
CITY_______________________ STATE ____________ ZIP _______________________
PHONE ________________________ E-MAIL ___________________________________
MTHEA & THEA membership through June, 2007 — $35.
New Member Renewal
Send this form and check made payable to MTHEA to: MTHEA Membership, P.O. Box 147, Old Hickory,TN 37138
NONPROFIT
US POSTAGE PAID
NASHVILLE, TN
PERMIT NO. 4724
Address Service Requested

MTHEA 2006 Curriculum Fair - Middle Tennessee Home Education

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