Episode 5: Candace Allgood talks about Preschool Learners, Bible Memorization an episode artwork

EPISODE · Nov 19, 2013 · 34 MIN

Episode 5: Candace Allgood talks about Preschool Learners, Bible Memorization an

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Preschool Learners, Bible Memorization and SonbeamsEvery preschooler has a special teacher they look up to, someone that gets down on their level and making learning fun... Mrs. Candace (but pronounced Miss Candace) loved her days as a preschool teacher, but now is thankful for her days as a homeschool preschool teacher. Mom to 6 children, 0 to 9, and a homeschool veteran herself, Mrs. Candace has seen homeschooling at it’s best, and at it’s worst.Wanting to make school more than workbooks, with the main focus on the Bible, Mrs. Candace began homeschooling when her oldest turned 3. ABCs and 123s weren’t just academics, but quickly became Biblical life lessons that her son could relate to. Sonbeams does teach academic basics, but it’s so much more than that. Children learn 1-2-3, but they also learn the relation to the Days of Creation or the 10 Commandments. A-B-C become lessons about Bible characters and character qualities.Mrs. Candace encourages parents to learn with their children, and to learn through life. With a special needs toddler and a newborn, she’s now teaching her children flexibility and life lessons on helping others.If you are looking for Christian products for your family – homeschooling or not – you’re invited to visit Sonbeams! From homeschool preschool curriculum, to KJV Bible verse songs, to chore motivators – Sonbeams is ready to assist you in “Raising Up SON-beams For Him!”.Connect with Candace:Website: Sonbeams.comFacebook: SonbeamsTwitter @MrsCandaceGoogle+PinterestBlog@eMail [email protected] as Candace talks about how Sonbeams got started.Candice gives several pieces of advice on how to make early learning fun and enjoyable, to include putting things to song.You will hear her provide several suggestions on how to deal with a struggling learner such as giving the child some space and more time.Candice tells us why Bible memorization is so important and provides tips and techniques for memorizing scripture.  You can also find FREE at Sonbeams, Candace's ebook, "Bible Memorization for Children, 5 Simple Solutions to Memorizing God's Word!"Candace's advice to homeschooling parentsPray about it.Read Deuteronomy 6:7"And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, and shalt talk of them when thou sittest in thine house, and when thou walkest by the way, and when thou liest down, and when thou risest up."Read Proverbs 22:6"Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.Encourage your children to be self-learnersCandace will talk about her Let's Learn Pre-K/K curriculum which you can begin at age two or up to age five or six.Candace is also working on a basic sign language seriesYou can also find at Sonbeams King James ABC Bible Memory Verse Songs, Chore charts and other ebooks.Interview Quotes"I can't imagine being without my children all day long."Homeschooling is much more than academics. It's life lessons.This page may contain affiliate links. Please see Privacy Policy & Disclaimer Policies for more information.

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