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Friday 8:30 - 9:15 |
| Don & Darlene Catlett | Surviving a Homeschool Convention (Small Arena) |
| This session is geared as an orientation for the first-time attendee. Your first homeschool convention can be very overwhelming. CHAP Board members will share some good advice with you, before you enter the exhibit hall. |
| Diana Waring | The Well-Kept Secret of a Biblical Education (Banquet Hall East) |
| The Bible is our plumb line, our standard of knowing truth. Most Christians intrinsically understand that it is radically different than what our culture tells us, but how much have the prevailing culture and our own school experiences influenced our views on education, even in homeschooling? This powerful message, from an international speaker and twenty-plus-year veteran of homeschooling, will provide you with a foundational and scriptural framework for truly grasping and understanding education - the content and the means - from a biblical perspective. |
| Colin Gunn | How to Reach Public School Parents: Lessons from the Making of "IndoctriNation" (Banquet Hall West) |
| Scottish filmmaker Colin Gunn shares from his experiences making the hard hitting documentary, "IndoctriNation: Public Schools and the Decline of Christianity in America." Driving an old school bus, Colin took his family on a field trip across America, asking questions about the origins and social impact of America's public education system. He interviewed teachers, administrators, parents, and other whistleblowers who revealed the true nature of government schools. Most Christian children attend a public school. How can homeschoolers reach public school parents? What can we do to stem the tide of Christian youth who are leaving the faith in droves? |
| Derek & Cheryl Carter | Communication in the Homeschool Family (VIP) |
| Conflict and misunderstanding often occur in homeschooling families due to our own humanity and the proximity. The Carters will discuss with humor and candor some practical ways to ease tension in the home so that the peace of God can characterize our homes. This is apropos for children and adults. |
| Carol Topp | Micro Business for Teenagers: Money and Taxes (Erie) |
| Encouragement for teenagers to start and run their own micro business. Presenter Carol Topp, CPA, has counseled dozens of teenagers starting a business and will discuss taxes and record keeping. She will explain the basics of a business tax return, business deductions and the "hidden" tax on the Form 1040. Carol puts difficult accounting and tax issues into easy-to-understand English. Teenagers and their parents are encouraged to attend together! |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Scranton) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 1) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 2) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 3) |
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Friday 9:30 - 10:15 |
| Rick Boyer | Take Back the Land (Small Arena) |
| It has been said that the parents of the 1980's and 90's were the Moses generation - they left Egypt (government schooling) and headed for the Promised Land, as the Israelites once traversed the wilderness to return to Canaan. The generation of Moses completed part of the mission, getting as far as the Jordan River. But it was left to Joshua and the younger Israelites to cross the river and take back the land that had been promised to their father Abraham centuries before. Today, homeschooling parents have broken free from the bondage of Godless philosophies and are raising up the Joshua generation that will carry the battle over the Jordan - taking the banner of Christ back into American government, law, medicine, business, education and the arts, where God and His Word were once universally honored. The enemies of God are trembling today at the thunderous approach of the Joshua generation!! |
| Dianne Craft | Identifying and Correcting Blocked Learning Gates (Banquet Hall East) |
| This is for your 'puzzling child.' A child may be a reluctant learner for several reasons. If you have a bright, hardworking child who has to work too hard to learn, he is telling you that one or more of his Four Learning Gates is blocked. This workshop will help you identify which of the learning gates is blocked, and, more importantly, what you can do about it at home! It doesn't have to be so hard for your child! Find out specifically how the brain processes information, and where that processing can break down. Then, receive the corrections for each processing area. This can be done by the parents, at home. You will learn things you have never heard of before in a homeschool workshop. A homeschooling mom with a Ph.D. in special education said that she learned more in this workshop about how kids learn and how to make learning easier, than she had in all her university courses! |
| Vicki Bentley | Getting Kids to Help at Home - Training in Diligence and Thoroughness (Banquet Hall West ) |
| You know you need to let the children be more involved in helping at home, for training them in character and in practical skills, AND for your sanity! But where do you begin? This foster mom to almost 50 children will share tips and practical helps that have enabled her to homeschool 17 children and still be able to open the front door to guests. |
| Becky Cooke | Building on a Sure Foundation: Staying the Course Through High School (VIP) |
| As your child grows older, you may be considering high school at home — but you've got your doubts! Why is homeschooling high school a crucial decision for your teen? How is it possible? What help is available? Becky will answer your questions; but more importantly, she will encourage and challenge you to explore the steps you should take as you weigh the possibility of teaching high school at home. |
| Bruce Eagleson | Can I Do It? (Getting Started Homeschooling) (Erie) |
| Dr. Eagleson draws on his 25 years of homeschooling and fifteen years on the CHAP Board to introduce the topic of getting started in homeschooling. A summary of the research into home education is provided. Curriculum, schedules and record keeping will be covered. Dr. Eagleson takes questions from the floor both during and after the presentation. Many homeschoolers comment that they heard this talk when they were just starting. |
| Teen Track Session #1 | Mike Snavely - How "Evolutionized" Are You? (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| This is a multiple-choice quiz (!) - designed as an interactive activity for a whole group. Twenty+ questions are placed on a screen, with various possible answers. Sometimes the correct answer will surprise you. Designed as an enjoyable activity, it will also help to sharpen what you really know about the creation issue. |
| Children's Program #1 | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Scranton) |
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| Family Hope Center | (Skybox 1) |
An overview “Your Thriving Child”, an essential guide to your child’s learning and development. This is a core program that makes you a better teacher, and your child a better, more effective learner.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Logic of English | (Skybox 2) |
The Logic of English: A New Way to See Words.
Have you always believed English is illogical and inconsistent?
Denise Eide will reveal phonograms and spelling rules which explain 98% of English words
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 3) |
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Friday 10:30 - 11:15 |
| Marilyn Boyer | A Curriculum That Fits - Teaching to Who Your Child Is (Small Arena) |
| Scripture tells us to "train up a child in the way he should go" - not the way "they" should go. Each child is unique. He has his own fascinating blend of talents, interests, gifts and weaknesses. To help each of our children fulfill his life calling, we must develop a specific plan for each child's training. Come and hear how Marilyn Boyer designed a life curriculum for each of her 14 "very unique" children. |
| Diana Waring | Actively ENGAGE Learning & Actually ENJOY Learning! (Banquet Hall East) |
| One of the biggest questions people ask is, "How do I get my kids to finish their school work?" The deeper question is actually, "How do I get my kids to be self-motivated?" We will examine the answers to these critical questions, and look at specific ways to encourage and assist our children in developing ownership of their education. We must learn the critical difference between controlling and directing; between pushing and releasing; between coercing and facilitating. It is the essence of a master teacher who says, "I can not teach you how to do it, but I can help you learn to do it." This is an interactive and practical workshop that you can put to use immediately! |
| David & Linda Watkins | Getting Your Children's Grandparents "On Board" with Home Education (Banquet Hall West ) |
| When the Watkinses began homeschooling in 1986, it was a brand-new idea for most families, and convincing grandparents that you weren't ruining their grandchildren was a major issue. Now, with eight children, four children-in-love, thirteen grandchildren, both sets of grandparents still living, and 20+ years of homeschooling behind them, the Watkinses have some unique insights about helping grandparents to love homeschooling just as much as you do. |
| Cheryl Carter | Time Management for Mothers (VIP) |
| Many moms feel that they have to do everything. Join Cheryl as she shares basic time management skills, with an emphasis on moms applying this information to their daily lives and homeschool schedules. |
| Jim Stobaugh | Teaching Composition (Erie) |
| To whatever our children are called for such a time as this, they need to know how to write. Writing is the quintessential skill for young people preparing to be 21st century apologists. This workshop is an overview of the goals and objectives of writing from pre-K to college. The participant will hear that Dr. Stobaugh believes that the nurture of the heart is as important as the teaching of writing skills. |
| Teen Track Session #2 | Mike Snavely - The Pillars of Evolution (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| In this session we define "science," and illustrate the scientific method of problem solving. In the light of true science, the three main concepts that the theory of evolution is based upon are examined and shown to be faith-based rather than science-based. The purpose of this session is not only to show that science does not support evolutionary theory, but also to give Christians some "tools" with which to combat the theory. |
| Children's Program #2 | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| Carol Topp | Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out (Scranton) |
| Homeschool co-ops are becoming very popular! This workshop discusses the benefits and disadvantages of co-ops. You'll get advice on starting a homeschool co-op such as how to find interested people, how to organize, where to meet, and what problems to anticipate. Learn how to manage conflicts and volunteers, create a budget, collect fees, and pay teachers. Presenter and author Carol Topp, CPA will help you start and run a successful homeschool co-op and not burn out! |
| My Father's World | (Skybox 1) |
Instill Christian values while integrating literature, chronological history, geography, hands-on activities, timelines, narration, Greek and Latin roots, nature studies, and more, in 4 hours a day.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Apologia Educational Ministries | (Skybox 2) |
We have not yet determined our topics. Will do so in January.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| RightStart Mathematics by Activities for Learning, Inc. | (Skybox 3) |
Get a RightStart in Fractions!
Children often have difficulty with fractions. Anyone, age 6 and up, can understand fractions with the linear model.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Friday 11:30 - 12:15 |
| Jack Hubley | Critters Beyond Your Back Door (Small Arena) |
| Whether you live in the city or the country, your world is full of wildlife. Are you aware of what's likely to be lurking in your back yard? Naturalist Jack Hubley gives us an up-close, and, in some cases, a hands-on, look at some of the common species of wild animals that share our world and explains their vital roles in the ecology of our area. This session will be repeated twice today. |
| Dianne Craft | Training Your Child's Photographic Memory (Banquet Hall East) |
| Many people think that some are just born with a "photographic memory." But we now know that this amazing ability can be easily taught. Teach your children learning strategies that are taught at Cambridge University. Research shows that there are more "megabytes" in the right brain for memory storage. Learn techniques for imbedding "data" on "visual stimuli." These visual memory techniques work with all types of learners, and can be an essential learning tool for a child or adult who has an auditory processing glitch. Everyone looks smart when these strategies are used. Spelling Bee winners store their words in their photographic memory for quick retrieval. You will learn the easy, powerful Right Brain Reading method Dianne used in her Resource room to help all of her students make a two-year gain in reading and spelling in one year! You can do this, too. Watch your children become good spellers and readers by using a totally different strategy! Help your children will get in touch with the "smart part of themselves," and be forever grateful to you for it. Even works with adults. |
| Scott Turansky | Parents are the Primary Spiritual Trainers of their Kids (Banquet Hall West ) |
| Although the church and support groups may help, the primary job for the spiritual training of children is the responsibility of parents. But how can you do that in fun and creative ways? That's exactly what you'll learn in this session. The language of children is activity and you can tie biblical truth to activities in a way that helps explode the lessons in a child's heart. In this session parents will: - Learn the value of spiritual training of children. - See how practical the scriptures are for kids. - Experience several hands on examples of what a formal and fun family time can look like. |
| Becky Cooke | Developing a Plan for High School: Sample Four-Year Plans (VIP) |
| How do you plan a program for your high school homeschooler? What subjects do you teach and when? Do you follow a basic high school plan, a general college prep plan, or a rigorous college prep plan? How do you evaluate credits? Determine grades for a course? What about the need for a transcript and diploma? If you are just beginning to think about homeschooling during the high school years, this seminar will help you organize your thoughts and begin laying the groundwork for a viable four-year plan. |
| Susan Kemmerer | Homeschooling Distractible Kids Who Don't Like School (Erie) |
| You've been blessed with this amazing bundle of energy. He has spent the first years of his life climbing anything vertical, "shooting" anything that moves, turning every serious moment into a wrestling match - and doing it all at top speed. And now you want to put a book in his lap and convince him that reading word lists and adding columns of numbers is fun??? Yeah, right! Homeschooling is the perfect learning environment for this child! Susan, a mother of 9 children (including 7 wiggly boys) shares ideas on how to homeschool these distractible little bundles of energy (who'd rather be doing anything other than school) in such a way that you'll be enjoying and utilizing their boundless energy instead of quenching their fire. And, of course, we'll look at our own heart issues which are so quick to well up and spill out on those energetic little heads. This is a fun workshop that will keep you laughing. |
| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - IndoctriNation | (Allegheny) |
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| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - Samuel L. Collins and the Search for Biblical Truths! | (Delaware) |
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| Vicki Bentley | Four Needs of Homeschool Families (Scranton) |
| In this interactive session, Vicki discusses four basic needs of homeschool families and shares practical ways for leaders to encourage those families without discouraging their own! |
| CollegePlus! | (Skybox 1) |
Thomas Jefferson graduated from college at age 16. Learn how your students can master powerful critical thinking and study skills to earn college credit starting at age 14.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Arts Attack | (Skybox 2) |
Title: Art – It’s essential!
This presentation will review the important role art plays in developing creative thinking skills and in enabling children to develop their full potential as students.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| FreedomProject Education (American Opinion Foundation) | (Skybox 3) |
The Stuff of Legend Catching the imagination and sparking the fuse of interest in history, heritage and literature through connections with heroes and heroines of literature and legend.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Friday 12:30 - 1:15 |
| Jack Hubley | Critters Beyond Your Back Door (Small Arena) |
| Whether you live in the city or the country, your world is full of wildlife. Are you aware of what's likely to be lurking in your back yard? Naturalist Jack Hubley gives us an up-close, and, in some cases, a hands-on, look at some of the common species of wild animals that share our world and explains their vital roles in the ecology of our area. This session will be repeated twice today. |
| Rick Boyer | Raising Cain without Killing Abel - A Look at Sibling Rivalry (Banquet Hall East) |
| Scripture records the stories of several cases of strife between siblings. In almost every case, there is a principle involved which the parents have violated, sowing destruction in their family. This series of case studies gives valuable insight into the causes - and therefore, the cures - of sibling rivalry. |
| David Watkins | How to Impress God with Your Diploma (or, The Eternal Significance of Christian Home Discipleship) (Banquet Hall West ) |
| What happened to cause some homeschooled students to reject the Christian worldview that was important to their parents? Jesus encountered four dangerous mindsets and their negative results when He walked among His people. Homeschoolers can easily fall into one or more of these traps and, in so doing, bring serious harm to their families. This session will explain how giving focused attention to one command of Christ will help home educators recognize and avoid those four damaging viewpoints, while at the same time helping them experience satisfaction and eternal significance in their efforts. |
| Cheryl Carter | Creative and Critical Writing for the Homeschool Student (VIP) |
| Research shows that college success depends largely on reading and writing skills. In this practical workshop, Cheryl shares some essential writing skills our homeschool college-bound teens need to successfully navigate college. |
| Bruce Eagleson | It Works! What Our Adult Children Think of Our Homeschool (Erie) |
| We all know what we think we did right, but what do our children think? By interviewing the children, the Eaglesons gained some insight into what works and what doesn't. There are two ways to learn: from others or by smelling burning flesh. Use the Eaglesons' experience and avoid some burning flesh. |
| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - IndoctriNation | (Allegheny) |
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| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - Samuel L. Collins and the Search for Biblical Truths! | (Delaware) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Scranton) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 1) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 2) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 3) |
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Friday 1:30 - 2:15 |
| Don & Darlene Catlett | The PA Homeschool Law: How to Make it Work for You (Small Arena) |
| The details about affidavits, logs, standardized testing, portfolios and evaluations can seem very daunting. Until the day arrives when we're free of all unnecessary paperwork and legal accountability, we need to find ways we can manage these tasks with the least amount of time, energy and stress, while maintaining a positive attitude and a good witness. If you worry over these requirements, this workshop is the place to find some ideas. Bring your questions! |
| Dianne Craft | Kids and Teenagers with Focus/Attention Issues (Banquet Hall East) |
| Do you have a child who has to work too hard to stay focused on a task? Does his pencil become paralyzed when you leave the room for a few minutes? Does he seem lazy and unmotivated? Are you at your wits end about how to help this child.... "He's so smart, but it takes him FOREVER to complete his work!" You've tried all the focusing "tricks," from the books you've read, but still find that you have to use so much of your teaching day just getting the required work out of this child or teenager. This workshop will give you a totally different view of, and approach to, children and teenagers with attention/focus issues. Dianne is a nutritionist who specializes in helping parents find natural ways to help their children and teenagers who work too hard to focus and attend. When mood disorders are a problem, you will find out solutions for them, too. Come and find out how to understand the problem, and then target your strategies. Many parents report great success using this approach with their teenagers. |
| Vicki Bentley | Choosing Curriculum: Charting Your Family's Course (Banquet Hall West ) |
| Mom of 17 homeschooled students and curriculum counselor for a statewide homeschool organization, Vicki shares the secrets to mapping out a successful course of study for your children. This workshop helps beginners to get a solid start in home education, and encourages veterans to re-examine goals and priorities. Includes a basic overview of different teaching approaches. |
| Jim Stobaugh | SAT Preparation for the Christian Student (VIP) |
| Doing their best on the SAT is one avenue God has before our children to prepare to be the kind of Christians who will change their world no matter what the obstacles. In light of the changes to the new SAT I, this workshop is especially relevant. Finally, Pastor Stobaugh will share insights concerning the essay portion of the SAT I. (He is a Collegeboard grader.) |
| Susan Kemmerer | Can I Buy Curriculum with my AARP Discount? (Erie) |
| Not only has the homeschool movement matured over the last three decades, but so have many of the mothers within that movement. More and more often we see moms who have been homeschooling for more than a decade, and even moms and their daughters shopping together, each for their respective children (multigenerational homeschooling). When your homeschool endeavor spans several decades, how do you keep the fire burning to homeschool your last child with as much enthusiasm as you did your first? How do you respond when you purchase curriculum and are asked, "Oh, is that for your grandchildren?" Are there any homeschool supply companies that accept AARP? Find out at this fun and encouraging workshop, presented by Susan Kemmerer, a quarter-century veteran who is homeschooling her youngest children at the same time her older children are homeschooling Susan's grandkids! |
| Tracey Tutor | (Scranton) |
Overview of Tracey Tutor Early Reader program. Interactive hands-on demonstration showing how TT products work together and when to use each one. We train you to tutor one step at a time!
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| My Father's World | (Skybox 1) |
Hands-on Kindergarten and First Grade: Our easy-to-teach, complete curriculum incorporates phonics, reading, writing, art, Bible, hands-on science, math, and history, and lots of FUN
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Institute for Excellence in Writing | (Skybox 2) |
Come and discover award-winning Excellence in Writing, a method of teaching composition that really works. Using this program, students of all ages will learn to write stories, reports and essays with
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Finding Christ Through Fiction | (Skybox 3) |
Lapbooks are a fun way to help your children remember what they've studied. Learn the ins and outs of creating lapbooks for any curriculum. You will make a sample lapbook for future reference.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Friday 2:30 - 3:15 |
| Rick Boyer | Boys Will Be Men (Small Arena) |
| Eighty percent of the children labeled "Learning Disabled" in school are boys. That's why wise parents understand that the confinement, boredom and regimentation of school are things to be avoided if boys are to thrive. The key to understanding and cooperating with the drives God has built into boys is in recognizing that boyhood is preparation for the roles of family protector, provider and leader that naturally and Biblically fall upon men. We must understand that we are not raising boys, but training future men if we are to make boyhood the exciting and profitable season of life that God intended it to be. |
| Diana Waring | Not Just Your Average Genius (Banquet Hall East) |
| In this fast-paced, easy-to-understand workshop, you will distinguish three different grids that impact the unique way each one in your family learns: learning modalities (visual, auditory, kinesthetic); learning styles (Feeler, Thinker, Sensor, Intuitor); learning intelligences (interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic, spatial, math-logical, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, naturalist). Discover how to honor (not curse!) that wiggler in your midst; how to create a rich atmosphere for learning that will attract every learner; how to utilize your children's strengths to learn subjects that are hard for them; most importantly, learn that God delights in the incredibly individualized mechanisms for learning inside each of us! With this insight, including new research on intelligences, you will be able to adapt your teaching strategies AND choose your curriculum wisely. |
| David Watkins | Weathering the Storms (Banquet Hall West ) |
| What can we do when we hit troubled waters in our homeschooling, our families, our lives...? Understanding a key four-step cycle of life found in Scripture has encouraged many 'broken' people and given them hope as they face their dark days. Giving more than a pat on the back, David will share what we can do to navigate through those turbulent times and how we can find peace in the midst of a storm. |
| Becky Cooke | High School Transcript Clinic with Recordkeeping Tips (VIP) |
| Creating a high school transcript is an easy, yet vital, part of your child's high school records. In this interactive, practical seminar you'll create a transcript that can be used as a pattern when designing your own. Becky will guide you through transcript essentials, evaluation of credit, grading guidelines and scales, and calculation of grade point averages (GPA's). In addition, you'll receive sample transcripts depicting other formats for you to consider. |
| Leigh Genasevich | Evaluators & Evaluations (Erie) |
| Interested in becoming an evaluator? Looking for an evaluator? This workshop will cover all aspects of evaluating including the qualifications of an evaluator, different varieties of evaluations, roles of an evaluator, specifics to look for when conducting an evaluation, and much more. If you are a family in need of an evaluator, this workshop will equip you with the questions you should ask and the qualities you should look for in your search. |
| Teen Track Session #3 | Mike Snavely - Spiders! (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| Repulsive beasts, right? Perhaps, but spiders have incredible abilities. They are marvels of design and very beneficial to mankind. This session takes a fun and fascinating look at these creatures in a new light. Will you hesitate to squish the ones you see in your house after seeing this session? ......no, probably not! But outside? That's another matter! |
| Children's Program #3 | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| Bruce Eagleson | Volunteering (or Working for Free) (Scranton) |
| CHAP has done the majority of its work by utilizing volunteers to accomplish its goals. Have you wanted to serve God and your fellow homeschoolers? OK, be honest, have you ever thought, "I could do this better than CHAP does it"? This is the session for you. |
| River Song Productions | (Skybox 1) |
Don will be speaking on his book, In God we trust in the dollar we worship, A biblical guide to finance, saving and investing in a fallen world.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Rosetta Stone Ltd. | (Skybox 2) |
Rosetta Stone Homeschool Foreign Language Curriculum
Experience firsthand the power of Rosetta Stone® Homeschool. We’ll explore how this program provides students with a rich, interactive, and enga
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Logic of English | (Skybox 3) |
Teaching Reading and Spelling to Kids who Can’t Sit Still
Learn how to engage your active learners through movement. Denise Eide will reveal the natural kinesthetic components to reading and spelling
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Friday 3:30 - 4:15 |
| Marilyn Boyer | Why I'm Glad I Home Schooled Through High School (Small Arena) |
| Marilyn Boyer is no stranger to the joys and challenges of raising teenagers. With ten sons and daughters now having graduated from high school at home, Marilyn shares why she taught them herself from kindergarten through the high school years and why she wouldn't consider doing it any other way. |
| Jim Weiss | America the Beautiful: Giants of American History (Banquet Hall East) |
| America has been blessed with numerous heroic, extraordinary men and women who are real-life role models for our children. In this workshop, Jim Weiss presents riveting, time-honored, true stories that provide character, history and life lessons. Jim will show parents ways to make these people come to life in history and language arts lessons, as well as how to offer perspective between the times in which they lived and today's world. |
| Scott Turansky | Dealing with ADHD: A Heart-Based Alternative (Banquet Hall West ) |
| If more parents knew how to help children from a heart-based approach, fewer children would be on medication. Parents who are working with challenging children need specific tools for working with these children. This session offers hope and encouragement to parents who desperately need it. In this session parents will: - Understand how raising the character threshold can help kids do the right thing. - Learn to use an Action Plan Worksheet to develop a unique plan for their child. - Gain hope and encouragement by learning a biblical plan to work with a challenging child. |
| Jim Stobaugh | How to Write the SAT Essay (VIP) |
| High SAT scores begin with a high score on the SAT Essay, the easiest part of this college admission to increase. Dr. Stobaugh, a Collegeboard essay evaluator, will give the student and parents very practical insights into how to ace this essay. They will be encouraged when he tells them some time tested ways to guarantee a high score! |
| Susan Kemmerer | Servanthood 101... Teaching Kids to Serve (Erie) |
| You're a homeschooling mom. That means you now hold down a fulltime job. The hours you used to spend in keeping house are now spent teaching science and correcting papers. Unfortunately, the housework doesn't just go away. Things are piling up. The mess and dirt are making you crazy, and you don't like who you are becoming. You're tired and don't have the strength to stay up late to catch up. And no one is helping you. You're tired of nagging, tired of everyone's laziness, and tired of being everyone's slave. When, if ever, will those kids learn to shoulder their share of the responsibility? |
| Teen Track Session #4 | Mike Snavely - Aunt Lucy? (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| What evidence is there that humans evolved from ape-like creatures? As it turns out, not much! In fact, the "evidence" is stunningly sparse, being limited to a few fossilized bones. However, many of these are either fakes, or are greatly misinterpreted and exaggerated. This session uses humor as it exposes much of this. |
| Children's Program #4 | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| A+ TutorSoft, Inc. - Interactive MATH | (Skybox 1) |
Multisensory Interactive MATH Learning. Learn about our Innovative Multisensory Interactive MATH learning & how to use this highly-effective & individualized program to help your child succeed in MATH
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 2) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 3) |
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Friday 7:00 - 8:30 |
| CHAP Graduation Ceremony with Rick Boyer | (Banquet Hall West) |
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Saturday |
Saturday 8:30 - 9:15 |
| Don & Darlene Catlett | Surviving a Homeschool Convention (Small Arena) |
| This session is geared as an orientation for the first-time attendee. Your first homeschool convention can be very overwhelming. CHAP Board members will share some good advice with you, before you enter the exhibit hall. |
| Diana Waring | History Via the Scenic Route (Banquet Hall East) |
| Are you tired of force feeding history to your children? Does history make them yawn? Or, do you have one of those hungry-for-history type students that would devour far more than you could ever dream up to provide? Diana Waring will take you on an extraordinary learning adventure as she shares with you how to make the facts come alive and the learning go deeper! Join Diana for her "sit-on-the-edge-of-your-chair-in-suspense" history approach, using literature, music, art, science, cooking, and more, that has captivated homeschoolers across five nations. |
| Turansky & Miller | Helping Children Deal with Anger (Banquet Hall West ) |
| Anger gets in the way of many relationships. Children often need training to deal with the emotion of anger and God has several helpful strategies in the Bible. In this session parents learn practical ideas that help children change their behavior, adjust their hearts, and even go a step further to become peacemakers as well. In this session parents will: - Discover how to become a counselor or coach instead of a policeman when helping children deal with anger. - Reduce the frequency and intensity of anger episodes in their home. - Learn practical and productive ways to teach children to manage their anger. |
| Derek Carter | How to Have a Presence in Your Absence (VIP) |
| This workshop will focus on the practical, biblical and tangible ways dads, especially those who work outside the home, can take an active role in homeschooling their children. |
| Carol Topp | How You (or Your Child) Can Become a Published Author (Erie) |
| It is easier than ever to become a published author. If you have something to say, write it down and tell the world. Author Carol Topp will show you how to do it quickly and inexpensively. As the author of Business Tips and Taxes for Writers and other titles, Carol will explain the process to become a published author. |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Scranton) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 1) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 2) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 3) |
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Saturday 9:30 - 10:15 |
| Rick Boyer | What About Socialization? (Small Arena) |
| Many home educators are intimidated by the common myth that children who are taught at home are at a disadvantage in social development. Rick Boyer draws on Scripture, scientific research and the experience of thousands of home-teaching families to show that the opposite is true. To prepare children for the real world, they need to be in the real world: family, church, and community - not locked away from society in age-segregated schools. This session will help you respond to the constant challenge: "What about socialization?" |
| Dianne Craft | Smart Kids Who Hate to Write (Banquet Hall East) |
| Do you have a child who seems to be "allergic" to a pencil? If you have a child who groans and fusses about writing, or still writes reversals, or spells a word orally correctly but leaves out letters when he writes, this workshop is for you! This child's math papers are often so hard to read because the numbers are lined up so poorly! These children are often thought of as sloppy, lazy, or unmotivated, when they really have a writing glitch. They are using way too much energy for the writing process, thus are reluctant to put pencil to paper for anything. This often is a true Dysgraphia. The writing learning gate is the most common gate that is blocked with gifted kids. They know so much, but just can't get their thoughts down in writing because of this blocked learning gate. In this workshop you will be shown a daily exercise you can do with your child to get the writing into his 'automatic' brain hemisphere, and take the stress out of his writing system. This exercise is used throughout the United States by athletes to improve performance on the court or field! You will also learn your child's eye/hand dominance, and what that means. |
| Vicki Bentley | Homeschooling on a Shoestring Budget (Banquet Hall West ) |
| Homeschooling doesn't have to cost hundreds of dollars per child. Vicki homeschooled seven at a time while their family was without a full-time income for four years, sometimes spending less than $100 per year. |
| Becky Cooke | Important Pit Stops During High School (VIP) |
| For preventative maintenance during the high school years, learn what important "to-dos" and deadlines to keep in mind. Major pit stops will include information about various tests, benefits and sources of outside classes, college search and application tips, alternatives to traditional college, and career and post high school paths. |
| Jim Stobaugh | Classical Teaching—But is it? (Erie) |
| "Classical Education" is a buzz word that almost no one knows how to define. Dr. Stobaugh will define classical education and he will offer concrete ways to implement this vital educational program in subject areas. The workshop participants will hear Dr. Stobaugh argue that "true" classical education is the best way to prepare students to be critical thinkers. |
| Teen Track Session #5 | Mike Snavely - The Hunters & The Hunted (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| Using puppets and other visual illustrations, we show how life only shows design, order, and beauty - not random accident and chance. We cover three aspects of the natural world that evolution cannot explain. |
| Children's Program #A | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Scranton) |
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| Apologia Educational Ministries | (Skybox 1) |
We have not yet determined our topics. Will do so in January.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Institute for Excellence in Writing | (Skybox 2) |
Come and discover award-winning Excellence in Writing, a method of teaching composition that really works. Using this program, students of all ages will learn to write stories, reports and essays with
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Box Of Ideas,LLC | (Skybox 3) |
Box of IDEAs provides interactive learning units in various subject areas for home and co-op use. Explorers, ages 9-16, are drawn into critical thinking and knowledge building activities in a fun way.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Saturday 10:30 - 11:15 |
| Marilyn Boyer | Holding their Hearts (Small Arena) |
| Holding Their Hearts explains how the key to raising children who love God is in the heart-to-heart relationship between parent and child, where children are not just trained, but discipled. Take the time to give your children the security of knowing they have your heart. In so doing, you are making it easier for them to freely give their heart back to their Creator, and that is our mission. Catch a vision of how you can reach and hold the heart of your child and build fulfilling family relationships that will be passed on through generations. |
| Diana Waring | Exposing the Wizard of Oz - A Christian's Guide to Teaching History (Banquet Hall East) |
| The essential crash course for every homeschool parent. Discover insights from Diana's research behind the events of history. Share her wisdom for teaching history. Do you wonder, "Whom do I trust and what do I read to know real history?" Diana will equip YOU, regardless of your curriculum, to find your way through the challenges. She will lead you to a path you can follow in discovering treasures of history with your family. |
| Turansky & Miller | Teaching Children to Accept No as an Answer (Banquet Hall West ) |
| Everyone must learn to live within limits. Children who can't accept "no" for an answer often resort to one of three manipulative techniques: arguing, badgering, or whining. Learn specific strategies to combat these problems, but most importantly, learn to help children deal with the heart problem of demandingness. In this session parents will: - Discover four practical ways to teach contentment. - Learn how to avoid the traps of arguing and badgering. - See how everyday disappointments can help children develop character. - Understand the long-term benefits of helping children accept a "no" answer. |
| Cheryl Carter | Inspiring the Writer in your Child (VIP) |
| In this fun and inspiring workshop, Cheryl, a columnist, author and freelance writer, shares ways she has motivated reluctant homeschoolers to become proactive writers. Cheryl bases this workshop on the writing class she teaches in her homeschool co-op and on her children's freelance writing experience. |
| Susan Kemmerer | Exploding the Supermom Myth (Erie) |
| Faster than a speeding toddler. More perceptive than a loco teenager. Able to fold tall towers of laundry in a single hour. It's a maid. It's a teacher. It's Supermom! Unfortunately, Supermom I am not. There are just not enough hours in my day or energy in this old body. So, how do we homeschool moms do it all? Is it possible to succeed in keeping up with the housework and the homeschool? Or do I just hope nobody phones in a tip to the Environmental Protection Agency that my home is a hazardous waste site? A homeschool mother of 9 shares with you the tools she uses to cope with the pressures of doing it all. |
| Teen Track Session #6 | Mike Snavely - The Horror of the Flood! (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| Could you explain where the water for a world-wide flood would have come from, and perhaps more important - where did it all go?! Many Christians can't. Understanding the flood (the purpose, the causes, the aftermath and the evidence) is very important to everyone's understanding of a biblically sound creation model. This session covers the basics about this event, and also includes a video and PowerPoint presentation on the "Hydroplate Theory" of the flood. This theory is a biblically accurate and scientifically feasible portrayal of the flood event. |
| Children's Program #B | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| Support Group Leaders' Round Table Discussion | (Scranton) |
| Support Group Leaders are invited to get real and personal with one another over a round table discussion. Designed to be much like a support group meeting, this will be a time of interaction, encouragement, and personal support for you as a leader. |
| My Father's World | (Skybox 1) |
You Can Homeschool High School! - Read the entire Bible, apply Biblical analysis to assignments, and nurture a heart to serve, all while fulfilling graduation requirements.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Applied Inspirations, LLC | (Skybox 2) |
TEACHING SCIENCE REQUIRES A BELIEF IN GOD: Why Science has to have a Judeo-Christian World View; The best Sequence to Teach the Sciences and Why; Science Resources; and Why Teach Electronics
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Logic of English | (Skybox 3) |
Preventing and Teaching Struggling Readers and Spellers.
Reading and spelling are complex skills that involve the mind/logic, muscle memory, learning styles, and heart. From stories to NIHCD Research
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Saturday 11:30 - 12:15 |
| Jack Hubley | Flying Hunters: Hawks & Owls (Small Arena) |
| Beautiful, powerful and lethal, birds of prey are among the most charismatic of all wildlife. And, thanks to their incredible eyesight, they are some of the most difficult to approach. With help from his feathered associates - all veterans of many public appearances - naturalist Jack Hubley gives us a rare up-close look at some of the common raptors that live all around us. This session will be repeated twice today. |
| Dianne Craft | Photographic Memory for Math and Test Taking (Banquet Hall East) |
| Once you have identified your right brain learners, become an expert at training those children to use their superior "photographic memory" in many areas of learning. Teach your children the lifelong skill of studying for tests by taking a picture of the contents of a chapter. These memory techniques are commonly used by Cambridge University students to reduce studying time. For some children, math is a monster! They hate it and always feel dumb when doing it. Math is almost always taught in a left brain manner. You can teach it in a right brain manner. These children have difficulty learning math facts. They tend to do poorly on tests, because they "forget" how to do the math processes (division, fractions, algebra, etc.). In this workshop you will learn how to help your child 1) finally store the math facts in their long term memory; 2) finally store math processes in their long term memory. Your child will finally be able to pass the math tests to be able to go on to the higher math courses using right brain math. No curriculum to purchase... just fast, effective, right brain strategies to use at home to reduce math frustration and tears! So many moms report that their child now likes math. |
| Vicki Bentley | Organized (Well, Almost!) - Time Management for Busy Moms (Banquet Hall West ) |
| As a busy mom, do you sometimes struggle with lesson planning, keeping the house somewhat presentable, teaching, keeping up with the laundry, AND getting dinner on the table the same day you homeschool? Come hear practical tips and encouragement from a fellow homeschool mom of many. Your husband and children will thank you, and you will have hope for another day of science and language arts! |
| Becky Cooke | Preparing Your Teen for Life (VIP) |
| The high school years present an opportune time to develop skills young adults will utilize the rest of their lives. Learn about the importance of teaching finance, health care, car ownership, job preparation, spiritual principles, and more. All of these areas will benefit your teens when they take that giant step into independence and adulthood. A list of suggested resources will be provided. |
| Tim Moore | Is Cyber-Charter Really Homeschooling? (Erie) |
| We will look at this educational option, the law, the real costs, and what parents are discovering about the results! The Trojan Horse, a video produced by ACHEL (the Alliance of Christian Home Education Leadership) will be shown. We'll see how homeschool leaders from across the country view cyber-charter or public-school-at-home. We'll also have a brief update on recent events in the cyber-charter debate in Pennsylvania. |
| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - IndoctriNation | (Allegheny) |
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| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - Samuel L. Collins and the Search for Biblical Truths! | (Delaware) |
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| David Watkins | But I Didn't Volunteer for This Job (Scranton) |
| ...or perhaps you did volunteer but wish you hadn't! If 20% of the people do 80% of the work (and you are in the 20%), how do you keep from getting over-worked and becoming resentful? Hear insights which every volunteer leader needs to apply. Your sanity may depend upon it! |
| CollegePlus! | (Skybox 1) |
Your student can earn a fully accredited degree, with no debt, in less than four years, and graduate certain of their life purpose, prepared for the next stage of their life journey. Find out how!
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 2) |
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Saturday 12:30 - 1:15 |
| Jack Hubley | Flying Hunters: Hawks & Owls (Small Arena) |
| Beautiful, powerful and lethal, birds of prey are among the most charismatic of all wildlife. And, thanks to their incredible eyesight, they are some of the most difficult to approach. With help from his feathered associates - all veterans of many public appearances - naturalist Jack Hubley gives us a rare up-close look at some of the common raptors that live all around us. This session will be repeated twice today. |
| Jim Weiss | Stories Worth Telling and How to Tell Them (Banquet Hall East) |
| This workshop by Storyteller and Recording Artist Jim Weiss will demonstrate how the written word can interface with the spoken word and can be used in all areas of the curriculum. Emphasis will be placed on: setting the scene, characterizations, voice technique, shaping the story, building confidence, and developing one's own style. The tenor is casual and the goal is to have fun with stories from literature, history and one's own life. |
| Turansky & Miller | Understanding Attitudes in Children and How to Change Them (Banquet Hall West ) |
| Attitudes affect much of our lives, including the relationships we have in the home. Sometimes children have bad attitudes about instructions, about authority, about schoolwork, or even about the family itself. Unfortunately, many parents focus only on the behavior and don't help children deal with the underlying heart issues. In this session parents will: - Learn to recognize thinking errors that lead to bad attitudes. - See why it's important to address emotions in the family. - Learn proactive and corrective strategies for addressing bad attitudes in family life. |
| Cheryl Carter | Organize Your Home (VIP) |
| In this workshop, Cheryl, a reformed messie, shares practical things families can do to become more organized, including getting rid of clutter, managing mail, and developing a personalized homeschool plan for our families. |
| Bruce Eagleson | Raising Readers (Erie) |
| Do you want to raise children who would rather read than watch TV? Who would rather read than sleep? Learn how to motivate your children to read. Which curriculum should you use? Will any of your children score 800 on the SAT verbal test? |
| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - IndoctriNation | (Allegheny) |
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| Movie Premiere: 11:30-1:30 - Samuel L. Collins and the Search for Biblical Truths! | (Delaware) |
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| Carol Topp | The IRS and Your Homeschool Group (Scranton) |
| If your homeschool group brings in more than $5,000 a year, you may need to be paying taxes to the IRS or better yet become a tax exempt organization. Presenter Carol Topp, a homeschooling mother and CPA, has helped several homeschooling organizations obtain tax-exempt status with the IRS and will discuss the pros and cons of 501c3 status, offer tips, helpful resources and checklists. |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 1) |
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Saturday 1:30 - 2:15 |
| Don Catlett & Megg Kanoff | Awards & State of the State (Small Arena) |
| Don Catlett, Chairman of CHAP, will discuss the challenges on the horizon for homeschoolers. These are challenging times; how will they impact us? CHAP is pleased to take time in this session to highlight some homeschool children from around Pennsylvania. CHAP will present awards for their 2012 Art and Essay Contests. The 2012 CHAP Scholarship winners will also be acknowledged during this session. |
| Dianne Craft | The Biology of Auditory Processing and Memory Problems (Banquet Hall East) |
| Do you have a child whom you suspect has an Auditory Processing Problem? This can affect so many areas of his/her life. Many adults suffer from this, also. They tend to get easily confused because they do not process auditory information quickly enough. There are many learning tricks and therapies that we can do to make these processes easier, but have you ever wondered what are some of the common causes of Auditory Processing Problems and short term memory failure? Yes, there are common physical problems that generally are at the root of these issues. Find out what they are and, more importantly, what you can do to help your child (or your spouse) overcome these problems naturally. MIT research shows us some fascinating evidence of particular biological upsets that are in play in these issues, and how to correct these imbalances. Improved Auditory Processing (hearing and remembering) and memory issues can be accomplished once you know of this research! Great reports from parents using these easy interventions at home! |
| Vicki Bentley | Multi-level Teaching (Banquet Hall West ) |
| When you had one child, it seemed easy, but adding more children sometimes makes homeschooling feel like a zany plate-spinning act. Vicki shares ideas for keeping the homeschooling "plates" from crashing to the floor! Practical tips for teaching multiple ages—from a mom of 17 homeschooled students (seven school-age at a time). |
| David & Linda Watkins | Homeschooling a Large Family... Made Easy (VIP) |
| With 20+ years of experience in homeschooling a large family and lots of lessons learned the hard way, David and Linda will share many tricks of the trade and practical insights which they've learned that helped their family survive homeschooling. It's not hard if you follow a few basic rules. |
| Susan Kemmerer | A Recipe for Success (Erie) |
| Okay, so, I've homeschooled for more than two decades (and have more than a decade to go). Surely I've learned some secret for successful homeschooling! Is there a formula that any mom can apply, or a recipe that will guarantee a successful homeschooling experience? Susan shares three ingredients vital to any truly thriving homeschool. A fun and lighthearted, yet hard-hitting workshop that will strengthen your homeschooling foundations and insure a successful endeavor. |
| Dee Peffer | Parents! Plan Ahead for Your Child to Take Part in CHAP's 2013 Graduation Ceremony (Scranton) |
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| My Father's World | (Skybox 1) |
Do your little ones want to “do school” too? Do they need your attention at the wrong times? Learn how to create a smoother learning environment for all, including Mom!
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| The Struggling Reader | (Skybox 2) |
Learn about the most critical elements of the reading process.how to evaluate your own child in these areas, and how to focus your instruction to ensure their success.
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
| Word of Life | (Skybox 3) |
To explain what a Word of Life Quiet Time is(daily devotional, entire family can be focused on same passage of Scripture)? To also explain/promote the new online Quiet Time Journal?
Vendor-paid Workshop to explain/demonstrate their products/services |
Saturday 2:30 - 3:15 |
| Rick Boyer | What's a Dad to Do? (Small Arena) |
| There are plenty of misconceptions about the role of the father in a homeschooling family. Some people think that if he can't be at home during "school time," he can't be involved. Others think his job is to take over some of Mom's chores in order to free her to spend more time with the children. But Scripture gives seven functions of a father in a godly home, and each of these can be applied very practically and powerfully in home education. Enjoy the wisdom and humor of this presentation as Rick answers the question of "What's A Dad to Do?" |
| Diana Waring | Things I wish I'd Known (for moms only) (Banquet Hall East) |
| Having homeschooled three children who are now all in their twenties, Diana has an almost limitless list of things she wishes she'd known about homeschooling and parenting! Come and learn from her mistakes, which are told in the unique style of transparent humor Diana is known for. Prepare to laugh (and, perhaps, cry) and to emerge refreshed. |
| Colin Gunn | Guerrilla Documentary Filmmaking for the Glory of God (Banquet Hall West ) |
| The documentary film genre is one of the most powerful tools for cultural influence, for fighting evil, and for building an informed citizenry. New technologies and market opportunities have opened the door for some highly successful approaches and variations on the documentary format that will allow Christian filmmakers to bring important messages to the world. Learn the ins and outs of documentary filmmaking from award-winning director, Colin Gunn. |
| Becky Cooke | The Scoop on Tests for Teens (VIP) |
| Are you in a quandary as to what tests your teens need to take during high school? Do you know the array of possible tests — from college admissions tests; to tests for college credit, placement, or military enlistment; to tests necessary for certain scholarships; to even career tests? When should they be taken? Where? How can your teen prepare for them? Come and get these questions answered. |
| Jim Stobaugh | How to Teach Literary Analysis (Erie) |
| C. S. Lewis, perhaps the greatest apologist of the 20th century, was not a theologian—he was a classicist, a student of literature. Pastor Stobaugh will specifically address the urgency of learning how to analyze literature both in light of college preparation needs as well as a basis for apologetics. It is his firm belief, and fervent prayer, that God is calling forth a new "C. S. Lewis" in this generation and that he/she will probably emerge from a community that understands, analyzes, and appreciates its literature. |
| Teen Track Session #7 | Mike Snavely - The Mystery of the Dinosaurs (Teen Track) (Allegheny) |
| This session provides a biblical alternative to the standard explanation for these creatures, and answers the basic questions everyone has on the subject - What were dinosaurs? When did they live? What really happened to them? Does the Bible talk about them?, etc. |
| Children's Program #C | KnightLights - A Tale of Two Siblings (Children's Program) (Delaware) |
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| Bruce Eagleson | Volunteering (or Working for Free) (Scranton) |
| CHAP has done the majority of its work by utilizing volunteers to accomplish its goals. Have you wanted to serve God and your fellow homeschoolers? OK, be honest, have you ever thought, "I could do this better than CHAP does it"? This is the session for you. |
| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 1) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 2) |
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| Vendor Sessions TBA when finalized | (Skybox 3) |
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