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"Celebrate the Faith!" 2012 Catholic Homeschool Conference & Vendor Fair

Friday, April 27, 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm

Saturday, April 28, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center,

State Fair Grounds, West Allis, WI

What have previous attendees said about our conferences? Here's just a sampling:

"I know that I personally am rejuvenated and ready to continue homeschooling with much more enthusiasm than I did earlier this week!  In fact, my whole family feels more balanced already!"

"Thank you to everyone involved for an absolutely WONDERFUL blessing this year's GMCHE conference was to me and our family. We loved every moment, from the vendor halls to the talks... everything! Your hospitality, once again, was so inviting and warm. I felt surrounded by love." 

"It was a wonderful conference!!!  I enjoyed just being able to connect with everyone and putting names with faces of people I know, but am not always able to place when conversing on-line."

Who is invited to attend?

• Experienced homeschoolers 
• Brand-new homeschoolers 
• Those thinking about homeschooling 
• Those skeptical about homeschooling 
• Virtual schoolers 
• Non-homeschoolers who love good speakers and great shopping
• Individual moms or dads, couples, or entire families!

Check out the many talks, the wonderful vendors, the great children's programs if you want to bring the family. We offer Mass, confession, and Adoration - this is part retreat, part conference.

We hope you'll come. The time and money spent at a conference are a great investment in boosting your confidence, energy, faith, and joy in educating your children!

Happy Easter, and God bless you and yours, 

The "Celebrate the Faith" Conference Committee

  

www.gmcheconference.com 

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Contact us at info@gmcheconference.com or 414-687-3512

How to Teach Grammar

How to Teach Grammar and Make it stick?
Why teach grammar? How much do I need to know? When should I start?
These and other questions will be addressed in this lively talk/discussion. The information shared applies to any grammar program. With helpful, common sense tricks you can make grammar stick.

This is the description of my talk that I will be giving at our Catholic Homeschool Conference, Celebrate the Faith. To find out how to teach grammar and make it stick, come register at http://gmcheconference.com/

He is Risen! Alleluia!

He is Risen! Alleluia!

Never Fail Smoothie

So many titles to choose from: Fool Proof Smoothie! The Best Smoothie! Super Smoothie! Super Simple, Super Smoothie! Take your pick.

2 Bananas
Frozen strawberries
1 can crushed pineapple
Coconut milk, just enough so it is not too thick
 (If desired, protein powder)
(If you want to get veggies in someone's diet, add a few leaves of spinach)

There it is! Now I just need the pic!
Enjoy!

Garbage In: Garbage Out: Fulton J. Sheen

"If one puts garbage into the stomachs of children, it will be easy to forecast their health; if moral garbage is put into the minds of children, it is easy to predict how these ideas will become acts."

--Fulton J. Sheen, A Fulton Sheen Reader, speaking of teenagers.

Spring Tide

Historical fiction author, Mary Ray, brings to life Roman England in Spring Tide. The time is 311, the place is Great Britain. Friends Con and Julius are out in the countryside cutting saplings for beansticks and poles when they are attacked by the Deisi. After fleeing to the protection of a nearby home, a stranger helps them stave off the raid. Who is this stranger? Why is he so different? After entering their lives, will they be the same. A thrilling story that has many ramifications for these modern times.

Human Experience

We are not a movie family. We are more likely to read books. However, the Human Experience was not only engaging, but touching. It is so easy to get caught up in ourselves, but this movie takes us on a journey beyond ourselves. I can't say too much without giving away the story--just view it. We borrowed it from the library, but I am hoping to purchase it.

Human Experience