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3tise. There are many excellent reasons to purchase at the convention:you can handle and see what you are buying, ask the “experts” for theiradvice regarding curriculum and homeschooling issues, avoid shippingcosts, take your items home with you, make it worth the vendors’time and effort to offer their services at the convention, andenable CHAP to afford the expense of bringing the convention to centralPennsylvania.If you are unable to find what you want at the convention and forneeds throughout the year, take a look at our new bookstore. Manyof our vendors do, or will eventually, take part in it as well, so whenthey have returned home, you can help them by purchasing after theconvention season.For after-convention shopping, using our bookstore also assists homeeducation across the nation. CHAP, similar organizations in other states,the National Alliance for Christian Home Education Leadership, andHSLDA, all receive a small percentage of the sales generated with thegoal of growing homeschooling in our nation and world.After a year’s delay, we finally have a CHAP bookstore, in conjunctionwith GPA and HSLDA. The prices are competitive with other onlinebookstores for any non-member shopper and even better discountsare available for CHAP bookstore members (see below) and HSLDAmembers.Last year our plan was that CHAP members would receive a greaterdiscount in the bookstore than CHAP affiliates, and we stated thatthis would be a CHAP membership benefit. Due to many unforeseencircumstances and development delays, the bookstore establishmenttook much longer than we anticipated. As you may recall, we issued acoupon in the Winter 2008 issue for members to receive two free CDsof their choice at the convention to help compensate for this delay.There is no coupon this year.However, the benefits of current and past CHAP membership is valuedat much more than the membership fee, as you can see above. Thecost of the magazine and the HSLDA membership alone is worth atleast $25, other benefits not withstanding.Since this is so, and CHAP members were and are still gaining morebenefits than affiliates, we decided to open the bookstore to a widermarket.As we worked out the final details for the bookstore, it became apparentthat everyone involved would benefit more if the bookstorehad its own membership and that it be as inclusive as possible. Evena non-affiliate person may purchase from the bookstore, but with alesser discount. Thus, membership for the bookstore is different thanthe CHAP membership. All CHAP affiliates (which includes CHAPmembers) as defined above are automatically considered members ofthe CHAP bookstore and are eligible for the discount. Check it out atwww.gpasmartstore.com.4. How is membership in CHAP related to the HSLDAdiscount? Membership is for individuals; affiliation is forsupport groups, co-ops, or non-members associated with CHAP. Non-CHAP members are referred to as affiliates. Membership is $25. Supportgroup affiliation is free and requires the support group leader toregister for the support group or co-op. The support group or co-opleader can do this online. A person can qualify for the HSLDA discountas a member of an affiliated support group or co-op with CHAP.There are now two ways to get the HSLDA discount. You can qualifyfor the HSLDA discount by being a member of CHAP or by being amember of a CHAP affiliated support group or co-op.

423 rd Annual CHAP Homeschool ConventionMay 8 – 9, 2009—Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.; Friday, free session at 8:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; Saturday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.Free Sessions – Friday early morning 8:30 - 9:30 A.M. &Friday Evening 6:30 - 8:00 P.M.All are welcome to these free, informative and inspiring sessions.In the early session, Dr. Bruce Eagleson will deliver his informedspeculation on Will Pennsylvanians Lose the Freedom to Homeschool?There will also be a free open-to-the-public Friday eveningsession with Richard “Little Bear” Wheeler’s George Washington- First in His Class: The Beginning of Wisdom and the awardpresentations for the winners of the CHAP Essay Contest.Announcing!Support Group Leader’sTown Hall MeetingSaturday, 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m.Join other support group leaders for dessert and a time to share ideasduring a town hall meeting. Stop by the CHAP booth (#109 in theexhibit hall) to register for the meeting and dessert.Tracks To HelpIn an effort to help homeschool families, CHAP has formulated severaltracks in the workshop schedule which focus on special areas:The Getting Started Track is especially geared toward newhomeschoolers even though some of the topics may be of interest toexperienced homeschoolers, too. In this track you can learn abouthow to comply with Pennsylvania’s homeschool law, keeping lessonplans that help you, learning styles so you can help your child learn,teaching reading, and how to homeschool with toddlers under foot.The Homeschooling Thru Graduation Track is designed to helpguide homeschool parents right up to the child’s graduation. Parentsshould find the variety of topics very helpful.For Homeschool Leaders, there is the yearly Support Group Leader’sTown Hall Meeting where leaders can share ideas. We ask thatsupport group leaders stop at the CHAP booth (#109) to pre-registerfor this meeting, as light refreshments will be served. Following theTown Hall Meeting, there is a workshop session geared toward theneeds of homeschool leaders.Lunch in the CafeteriaDon’t forget! The cafeteria is now in the Equine Barn.Vendor DrawingsSeveral vendors have agreed to do prize drawings at their booths. Ifyou sign up for one of these, you will hear an announcement at somepoint during the convention, but only when there are no workshopsin progress. Vendors set their own drawing time and bring a paper tothe speaker booth with the name of their booth and the winner of theprize. The speaker booth volunteer will announce the winner as soonas it is possible.Exposing A Trojan HorseThe National Alliance of Christian HomeEducation Leadership is announcing therelease of the DVD Exposing a TrojanHorse, which is an exposé of governmentfunded,public-school-at-home programsrecruiting home educators in many states.Encouraged by the overwhelming supportof those Alliance members in attendanceat the conference in Glorieta, New Mexico, the Alliance board authorizedthe production of this DVD.As you know, public-school-at-home and government-funded programsfor homeschoolers often target home educators to try to “bringthem back” into the government system. The DVD explores theimplications of participation in government-funded homeschool programsand their impact on both families’ lives and the homeschoolmovement in general. Exposing a Trojan Horse presents familieswith thought provoking interviews with Christian home educators.This 30-minute documentary can be used at support group leadershiptraining events, support group meetings, and with individualfamilies.Copies are on sale for $10.00 at the CHAP booth or may beordered through our website: www.CHAPonline.com. Mailorder costis $10.00 plus $2.50 shipping.Take some time during the convention to watch this mostinteresting and informative DVD, in the Equine Arena at 6:00. Youcan also see a continuous loop of the DVD at the CHAP booth.What Is CHAP?CHAP is the Christian Homeschool Association of Pennsylvania, anonprofit organization founded to encourage and support familiesinterested in home education. CHAP assists parentsin understanding the Pennsylvania homeschool law.CHAP provides leadership and direction for homeschoolers on a nationaland statewide basis. News and updates can be found at www.CHAPonline.com, in the CHAP Magazine, and bysubscribing to the CHAP e-News and the CHAP e-Alert. All CHAPBoard members are unpaid volunteers. CHAP does not give, rent, orsell its mailing list.The CHAP Booth (109–110) is located across the aisle from theInformation Area in the Vendor Hall. The booth is staffed to answerany questions you may have about homeschooling, CHAP, and itsministries.Farm Show Complex Information:No food or drink may be brought into the Farm Show Complex.Please be above reproach and respect the rules of the facility. TheFarm Show has one ATM machine located outside the main entrance.Please consult your complex map for exact location denoted “$.” The

523 rd AnnualCHAP Homeschool ConventionConvention HoursFriday, 8:30 a.m. – Free Early Session9:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. - Convention Open to Paid Registrants6:30 – 8:00 p.m. – Free Evening SessionSaturday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.- Convention Opento Paid RegistrantsMay 8 – 9, 2009Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex2300 North Cameron StreetHarrisburg, PA 17110Exit 67 off Interstate 81emergency phone number for the Farm Show Complex during thehours of the convention is 717-783-2815.Wristbands:If you lose your wristband there will be a $3 handling fee to replaceit. Go to the Special Registration Area for assistance. Wristbandsare nontransferable.Children:The convention is designed for parents to examine andpurchase curriculum and attend seminars and workshops for encouragement,inspiration, and education. Child care is not provided.Children must be supervised at all times by either a parent oranother responsible adult. Since seminars and workshops are beingrecorded, we would like to provide quality recordings without extraneoussounds. Children may attend seminar sessions --with a parent--as long as they are quiet. We would suggest sitting on an aisle,near an exit, in order to leave quickly if the child becomes noisy.Nursing Mothers’ RoomFacilities will be available for nursing mothers, but baby-care productsare not provided. Only very young children may accompanytheir mothers into the Nursing Mothers’ Room, located in the VendorHall, near EH3.No Food or Drink:No food or drink may be brought into the Farm Show buildingby order of the Farm Show. You are welcome to go to your car toeat a sack lunch but please be above reproach and do not bring foodor drink into the Farm Show building. This is not CHAP’s rulebut the Farm Show’s policy.Audio Recording:All of the sessions will be audio recorded. CDs may be purchasedat the Convention Recording Booth at the convention or after theconvention at www.CHAPonline.com. Personal audio and videorecorders are prohibited. When picking up CDs, please allow onehour after your last session.Wheeled Vehicles:Strollers and small wheeled items for your shopping convenienceare permitted. Wagons, tricycles, scooters, roller blades, etc., are notpermitted.Book Check:For a small charge, the book check, located at booth #106, willpackage your purchases into sturdy boxes and hold them until youare ready to leave for the day. Consult the complex map for the bookcheck pick-up, where you can leave your purchases.Additional Convention Exit:Once you have your wristband on, you may use the Northwest doors,located near EH2, to exit the building directly to the parking lot. Youmay also re-enter at these doors if you have your wristband on.Solicitation Prohibited:No solicitation or distribution of material, polling, or interviewingis permitted at the Farm Show Complex indoors or in the parkingarea during the CHAP Homeschool Convention. Violators will beprosecuted and asked to leave the convention.CHAP Magazine:The CHAP Magazine, formerly known as the CHAP Newsletterand formerly mailed to convention attendees, is undergoing a transformationto better minister to the homeschoolers of Pennsylvania.The CHAP Magazine will be mailed quarterly to homeschoolingfamilies across Pennsylvania who are members of CHAP. It containsencouragement and information on events and issues pertinent tohome educators including articles of encouragement, academic itemsfor sale, etc. Please see the CHAP membership information insidethe front cover. If you do not receive an issue, please contact theCHAP office. Issues are mailed mid-summer, mid-fall, mid-winter,and mid-spring. Non-members may subscribe to the magazine for theyearly subscription rate of $10.Visiting Legislators, Candidates, and Public Officials:These public servants are invited to attend the CHAP Convention asour guests. CHAP does not endorse any candidates for office but insteaduses their attendance at the CHAP Convention to acquaint themwith home education as a successful, proven educational choice. Feelfree to introduce yourselves to them and ask them questions! Candidatesare not authorized to make the CHAP Convention a time forgeneral solicitations or distributing campaign material. In the contextof a personal conversation, they may hand out business cards orother small cards indicating where an interested person could obtainmore information or campaign material.

the nation. His vision is to see this movement re-establish a “Culture of Family” in our nation, producing healthin struggling communities and churches.Kevin KanoffKevin and Megg Kanoff have homeschooled their four children ages 18, 16, 15, and 13throughout their children’s lives. They currently serve on the CHAP (Christian HomeschoolAssociation of Pennsylvania) Board with Kevin serving as the Board Treasurer.Sports has been an important part of the Kanoff homeschool. Kevin has been coachingfor 13 years, and is currently coaching a homeschool soccer team. Their childrenparticipate in several different homeschool sports. Kevin has astrong desire to see homeschool students enjoy and benefit fromparticipation in various sports.Megg KanoffMegg Kanoff and her husband Kevin have been homeschooling their four children forfourteen years. Megg is also the Secretay for the Christian Homeschool Association ofPennsylvania (CHAP) Board. It is her desire to encourage and strengthen other homeschoolfamilies.Kathy and Victoria KastenVictoria Kasten is a 17-year-old homeschooled published author. Victoria is the authorof 6 published books, with more releases expected shortly. Her Mighty Stallion serieshas been enjoyed by young and old alike. In 2007, she released her first full length nonmagicalfantasy, IronHeart. Victoria has taught writing workshops to hundreds of schoolchildren and adults in MN. She has sold thousands of copies of her books worldwideand has been interviewed by magazines, newspapers and radio stations. Kathy Kasten isa wife (married 25 years) and homeschool mom. In addition to helping her 17-year-oldauthor daughter, Victoria, Kathy also oversees the family-owned alpaca business and isvery active in their church. In the early years of marriage, Kathy worked in managementfor a Fortune 500 company where she trained in customer service and was in charge ofoverseeing employee morale for 1200 employees.Workshop SpeakersSusan KemmererSusan Kemmerer and her husband Dale have, by God’s grace, been homeschooling theirnine children for twenty years – with 4 graduated and 5 to go (or thirteen more years ofhomeschooling ahead!). She is the author of “Homeschool Supermom...NOT!” Susan hasauthored several textbooks, including “Apples Daily Spelling Drills” and “Research in Increments.”She serves as a speaker, and enjoys serving the Lord by encouraging other homeschoolmoms. Besides being with their children, the Kemmerers love spending time in fellowshipwith the believers in their local church. Dale and Susan (along with their children)run their business, Schoolhouse Publishing, from their home in Franconia, Pennsylvania.9

10Workshop SpeakersKathy KuhlKathy Kuhl began homeschooling in 1997, after years of trying to help her son succeedin school despite learning and attention problems. She homeschooled him for grades4-12, then interviewed 64 homeschoolers as part of her research for her book, HomeschoolingYour Struggling Learner. Kathy graduated from William and Mary, whereshe earned teaching certificates in mathematics and English. She has taught junior highmath in public school, Sunday School to preschoolers, and classes for homeschooledteens. She gives workshops at national conferences of patient advocacy organizations,including Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (CHADD), the AutismSociety of America (ASA), and the Learning Disabilities Association of America(LDA), as well as at homeschool conventions and support groups. She writes about homeschooling and othertopics for periodicals, and currently teaches math for homeschoolers in Centreville, Virginia. The Kuhls have twogrown children and live in Herndon, Virginia. Her website is http://www.learndifferently.com/ and she can bereached at kathy@learndifferently.com.Katherine LoopKatherine Loop, a homeschool graduate, has been ministering to homeschool familiessince her graduation in 2003. She is the author of a variety of homeschool resources,including several family devotionals and a book titled Beyond Numbers: A PracticalGuide to Teaching Math Biblically. She speaks candidly of her experiences as a homeschoolchild and her struggles and triumphs since graduating. Her heart is to pointpeople to “Seek the LORD, and his strength” (Psalm 105:4) in everything. Katherinelives at home with her parents and brother in Northern Virginia, where she works fromthe home for her state homeschool organization and operates Christian Perspective, anonline ministry to homeschool families.Jim MasonHome School Legal Defense Association Deputy General Counsel Jim Mason has defendedhomeschoolers from truant officers, school superintendents, and social workersin courts and administrative tribunals all over the country. He obtained his undergraduatedegree at Oregon State University and his law degree at Regent University. Jimserved in the United States Navy and is a veteran of Operation Desert Storm. He and hiswife, Debbie, have homeschooled all of their seven children. Their oldest son is a studentat Grove City College in Pennsylvania. They live in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.Mark MooreMark Moore is a graduate of Columbia International University and has served as amissionary to Muslims in Southeast Asia. He and his wife, Corie, have been married for23 years and are traditional homeschoolers who live in South Central Pennsylvania. Theyhave 3 daughters, 2 of whom are now in college and a third one who is still at home. Markis an active member of his home church where he has taught elementary and adult SundaySchool, helped in youth ministry, and led Bible study groups. He enjoys speaking on Islamat churches and homeschool co-op groups. He is known for his passion to reach Muslimsfor Christ and to help people understand more about the religious-political nature of Islam.

12Workshop SpeakersScott Turansky and Joanne MillerDr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller, RN, BSN return to CHAP again this year as adynamic speaking duo full of ideas on parenting.Dr. Scott Turansky and his wife, Carrie, have five children. Josh, their oldest son, is developinga Bible College in Hawaii. He is married to Melinda and they have two sons,Hudson and Hayden. Melissa is married to Peter and is a registered nurse working in ahospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ben is a US Marine, currently stationed in Iraq.Megan and Elizabeth are twins, living at home and working full time.Joanne Miller, RN, BSN and her husband, Ed, have two sons. Dave and Tim both work for their dad in the family’sbusiness, Miller Projects, LLC. Dave is living at home and Tim is a freshman in college. Joanne has been a pediatricnurse since 1986 and is a public speaker.The Turanskys and the Millers have been in ministry together since 1988. As you probably know, both the Turanskyfamily and the Miller family homeschooled their children, bringing over 30 years of homeschooling experience betweenthe two families and seven children. Dr. Turansky and Mrs. Miller co-founded the National Center for BiblicalParenting. They have trained 46 presenters who teach their material around the country, using parenting seminars asoutreach to the community. The Turansky/Miller books, videos, workbooks, seminars, and parent training materialsfocus on giving parents practical, biblical tools to make lasting changes in their families. Using drama, stories, and thescriptures, Turansky and Miller give parents the strategies and routines they need to help children change their hearts.Diana WaringDiana and Bill have worked in speaking and writing for the Christian homeschool and privateschool community for 18 years. Through their business/ministry Diana Waring Presents (formerly,Diana Waring—History Alive!), they have met and talked with homeschoolers in 46states, half of Canada, and three other continents. The curriculum for world history study Dianawrote, beginning in 1994, has been growing and expanding. She is in the midst of a six yeareffort to update and expand the research and presentation of the material. She is well known forher rapid-fire history recordings and workshops, but is also appreciated for her workshops andbooks of homeschool encouragement, like Beyond Survival and Reaping the Harvest. Someof these fascinating concepts received emphasis while she was reading and being mentoredconcerning how students learn and how teachers can facilitate learning. The Warings’ mission:“To serve families by encouraging, equipping, and educating in an entertaining way.”Aaron WatsonAaron Watson is the 22-year-old Director of Staff Development for TeenPact LeadershipSchools. He was homeschooled throughout high school and recently graduated fromCarson-Newman College with degrees in Political Science and Journalism. At Carson-Newman, Aaron served as Vice President of the student body as well as the NationalChampion debate team. He now speaks to teens across the country about impacting theirculture for Christ while also serving TeenPact full time.

Jay L. WileDr. Jay L. Wile holds an earned Ph.D. from the University of Rochester in nuclear chemistryand a B.S. in chemistry from the same institution. He has taught at both the universityand high school levels and has won several awards for excellence in teaching. He hasalso published more than 30 articles in nationally-recognized journals and has 8 booksto his credit including Reasonable Faith: The Scientific Case for Christianity. Dr. Wilefounded and previously owned Apologia Educational Ministries, a company dedicatedto giving people scientific reasons to believe in Christ. He has authored or co-authored 8award-winning science textbooks designed to be used in a homeschool setting.13Workshop SpeakersTeacher created method appliesgrammar in teaching writing.Increase Students* Introductory Program:* Gramm ar Retention an d Writing Skills. (2 nd through 6 th Grade)* Unde rstandi ng of La nguag e Struc ture. * Intermediate Program:* Cooperation d uring Instruction (Has sam ple sentences,www.applied-grammar.comWhen you enter the CHAP Homeschool Convention, you will beentering an area where photography, video and audio recording mayoccur.By entering the event premises, you consent to interview(s), photography,audio recording, video recording and its/their release,publication, exhibition, or reproduction to be used for news, webcasts, promotional purposes, telecasts, advertising, inclusion on websites, or any other purpose by CHAP and its affiliates and representatives.You release CHAP, its officers and employees, and each andall persons involved from any liability connected with the taking,recording, digitizing, or publication of interviews, photographs,computer images, video and/or sound recordings.By entering the event premises, you waive all rights you may haveto any claims for payment or royalties in connection with anyexhibition, streaming, webcasting, televising, or other publicationof these materials, regardless of the purpose or sponsoring of suchexhibiting, broadcasting, webcasting, or other publication irrespectiveof whether a fee for admission or sponsorship is charged. Youalso waive any right to inspect or approve any photo, video, or audiorecording taken by CHAP or the person or entity designated to do soby CHAP.You have been fully informed of your consent, waiver of liability,and release before entering the event.and essay outlines.)Homeschooling WorksCHAP has undertaken the It Works. campaign. We have purchasedremovable, 8” long by 2 3 ⁄4” at its tallest point, 1 1 ⁄2” at its shortest point,die-cut, vinyl decals, in an effort to spread the exciting word abouthomeschooling, raise a small amount of money for all the state organizationsaround the nation and other countries that do what CHAPdoes, and raise a smaller amount of money for the National Allianceof Christian Home Education Leadership (NACHEL, referred to as theAlliance). The latter group is designed to assist individuals across thenation who run Christian home education conferences and organizationslike CHAP.The website on the decals is sponsored by the Alliance and when individualslook up beginning homeschooling on the web, they oftenfind this site, which has a map of the United States. If one clicks ona given state, he is linked to the statewide Christian homeschoolingorganization(s) in that state. All these organizations are affiliated withthe Alliance and abide by a solid Christian statement of faith.The Alliance has voted to support this campaign and all its affiliatedstate organizations have been invited to take part in this. Prayers forthis endeavor would be greatly appreciated when the Lord brings itto mind. Ordering information is available at www.CHAPonline.com.Join homeschoolers across the nation and beyond in this awarenesscampaign! Sponsored by:

14Friday 8:30-9:30Bruce EaglesonWill Pennsylvanians Lose the Freedom to Homeschool?Dr. Eagleson, Chairman of the CHAP Board and Chairman of the National Alliance of Christian Home Education Leadership, will share the missionand vision of CHAP. He will also indulge in an attempt to predict the future. Hear his informed speculation about the future. What role will the NationalEducation Association play in our future?All are welcome to this free informative and inspiring session. Hear CHAP share its mission and vision for the future. This is a great opportunity to inviteyour family and friends considering homeschooling. After the session, the public may choose to register for the full convention at the door.Friday 10:00-10:45Doug PhillipsA Homeschool Vision of VictoryIf a generation is to rise up and call America back to its biblical foundations, it must surely come from the ranks of America’s homeschoolers. But homeeducation is not an end in itself. It is only a God-ordained means of accomplishing His purposes in the home, in the heart of a young person, and in societyas a whole. Doug will discuss the historical significance of the homeschool movement, the true objectives of home education and the importance of along-term multi-generational vision of victory. This inspirational session is for everyone who needs to be reminded of the beauty and greatness of thehomeschool vision.Turansky and MillerDeveloping Honesty in ChildrenDishonesty takes on different forms, including lying, cheating, stealing, and being mischievous. Even children who don’t struggle with these problemsneed to understand the truth. What is the difference between teasing and lying? Is it okay to say something that’s not true in order to protect a person’sfeelings? The answers to these and many other questions provide parents with ammunition to deal with one of the most challenging threats to a relationship,lack of honesty.Bruce ShorttTwo Enlightenment Lies: Columbus and the Flat Earth and the “Persecution” of GalileoThe left always attempts to discredit its opponents by resorting to smears. One of the familiar allegations by the left against Christianity is that not onlyare Christians against science, they have persecuted scientists and have stood in the way of progress. In particular, the “flat earth myth” and the story of the“persecution” of Galileo are two familiar smears against Christianity that are so entrenched that they even find their way into some Christian writings. Thetruth may surprise you.Aaron WatsonChanging Lives to Change the WorldIn a culture plagued by apathy and tolerance, attempting to raise a generation of world changers is an uphill battle. The competence of our youth is limitedto video games, rebellion, and irresponsibility. In this workshop, Aaron will show teenagers and those around them that impacting culture is not an activitybeyond their capacity.Jay WileTeaching Critical ThinkingOne of the biggest failures of our public and private school systems is that they do not teach students how to think critically. In this seminar, Dr. Wile givesyou specific suggestions as to how you can teach your child to think critically, regardless of the subject matter. You will learn how to help your studentevaluate statements, look for hidden assumptions, find political/social agendas, and discover faulty logic. Although Dr. Wile’s area of interest is science, hewill show you how critical thinking applies to all academic areas, as well as all facets of your life.Jim MasonReligious Freedom in PennsylvaniaAn overview and update on the litigation challenging Pennsylvania’s homeschool law because it infringes on parents’ religious freedom.Diana WaringDesigner Genes - Part One (Teen Track)Based on the concept that God has personally and uniquely designed each one of us, Diana shares the amazing truth that we have DESIGNER genes –and not a single one of us is average! We are designed by God in a marvelously intricate way. Though we can not reduce our understanding of design to asimple, no-brainer, fit-everyone-into-a-box explanation, we can recognize similarities in how people learn. We are going to interactively consider ways ofunderstanding and honoring God’s design in each learner as we examine learning modalities, learning styles, and intelligences.Friday 11:00-11:45Richard “Little Bear” Wheeler Kooky Kids, “Kowabunga!”: The “Little Bear” StoryDo you have a child that baffles you, and you think, “Only the Lord knows what will become of him or her?” If there’s any comfort in company, I have oneof those kooky kids, too. And what’s more, I was one! Allow me to share my own testimony of how God could use a Crockett-loving, gopher-skinning, “retarded”boy and create a national ministry that has reached thousands through the vehicle of Mantle Ministries. This message is designed to assure parentsthat the Lord can direct the interests of our children and use them to His glory. Very inspirational for parents with “irregular” children.Mary SchofieldHigh School OverviewHow do you decide what to study in high school? How do you know that your teen is learning enough (and of the right things)? How can parents continuea homeschool lifestyle during the high school years? Must homeschool students model their high school years after the institutionalized educational styleof learning? Come and learn how to make your high school years special, wonderful, and complete as we discuss the overall plans needed to teach highschool at home.Rick BoyerWhat’s a Dad to Do?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 “schooltime,” 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. ButScripture 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 thewisdom and humor of this presentation as Rick answers the question of “What’s a Dad to Do?”

Maggie HoganA Wife’s Priorities: For Women Only, PleaseLadies, how can we support, encourage and equip our husbands to be the best homeschooling dads and husbands they can be? What’s the secret behindsuccessful dads? Using Biblical examples, real-life anecdotes, tips and techniques that work, and a sense of humor, Maggie shares ways to build up andsupport the “Principal” at home. This workshop could revitalize your entire homeschool! Don’t miss it. (Husbands – this is where you want your wife tobe.)15Kevin KanoffHomeschool SportsDiscussion of the benefits and pitfalls of organized homeschool sports. Should Christ centered homeschool families participate in organized sports and inwhat setting?Susan Kemmerer“Enjoying Homeschool” – An Oxymoron?It’s the start of another homeschooling day – and a Monday at that! You want to turn off the alarm and duck back under the covers. Do you find yourselfhardly able to drag yourself out of bed in the mornings as you face the coming day with dread? Do you feel like a failure? This homeschool thing certainlydoesn’t seem to be working the miracles you were led to expect. Rediscover the contagious fruit of JOY, and watch it grow in your homeschool.Diana WaringDesigner Genes - Part Two (Teen Track)Based on the concept that God has personally and uniquely designed each one of us, Diana shares the amazing truth that we have DESIGNER genes –and not a single one of us is average! We are designed by God in a marvelously intricate way. Though we can not reduce our understanding of design to asimple, no-brainer, fit-everyone-into-a-box explanation, we can recognize similarities in how people learn. We are going to interactively consider ways ofunderstanding and honoring God’s design in each learner as we examine learning modalities, learning styles, and intelligences.Friday 12:00-12:45Doug PhillipsThe Promise: The Beauty and Power of the Fifth CommandmentIs it well with your soul? The Scriptures say that being “well” and honoring your father and mother are inextricably linked. “Honor your father and mother”is the first command with a promise. It is a promise linked with spiritual and physical prosperity, including long life. Yet this foundational command islargely ignored and resented by teenagers and adults alike. As a young man, Doug purposed before the Lord to make it a life goal to honor his parents. Inthis foundational talk, Doug addresses challenging issues like: How do wise parents instill honor in their children? What does the Bible say about the waywe are to respond to perverse authority in parents? In what way are adult sons and daughters to honor their living parents? What are the consequences fordishonoring parents? How does our culture promote dishonor? Why do children who never learn to honor their parents consistently experience failure inmarriage and business? How can adult children restore honor to relationships that have long been tinged by dishonor?Turansky and MillerTeaching Kids to Respond Well to CorrectionMany children don’t know how to respond well to correction. After all, correction is one of the tools for learning. Instead many children blame, defend,rationalize and justify their behavior. Furthermore, many parents view correction as an interruption to their lives, not realizing the teaching opportunitiespresent. When parents have a plan for correction, they can help children develop good patterns that result in a clear and strong conscience.Bruce ShorttChristianity and the FoundingThe postmodern left rejects the notion of absolute truth, and therefore the idea of historical truth. Instead of truth, claim the postmoderns, all we can haveare “useful narratives.” One of the highest priorities of postmodern “historians” has been to bury the truth about the Christian roots of America’s foundingand replace it with a narrative congenial to advancing secular humanism.Kathy KuhlHomeschooling Your Child with Learning or Attention DifficultiesHow do you prepare to homeschool a child who has difficulty learning and paying attention? Does this child need to be evaluated for learning problems?Learn about resources to help you, mistakes to avoid, how to keep your child going, and how to keep yourself going, too. Whether you are only consideringhomeschooling a struggling learner or have been homeschooling for years, whether you now suspect learning problems or have known about them foryears, this workshop is for you.Bruce EaglesonRadical HomeschoolingDon’t settle for school at home. Learn how (and why) to disciple your children 24/7. Learn how to get started. Learn the background that will help you tostand against the inevitable storms. This presentation builds the basis for Christian home based discipleship (often called Christian homeschooling). It isthe foundation for the next talk in the series: The Nitty Gritty of Homeschooling in Pennsylvania. Attendance counts toward the beginning homeschoolingtrack.Megg KanoffPrinciples to Help Strengthen the Homeschool Decision/VisionGod’s Word gives us principles to follow in our daily walk with Him. Megg will look at some of these principles that can be applied to building a stronghomeschooling foundation that can stand against the test of time.Friday 1:00-1:45Mary SchofieldDesigning a Course of StudySetting up your own course of study means that you make the decision about what to study and when. Home education provides the perfect opportunityto individualize our programs to match our students, our families, our schedules, our teaching styles, and our lifestyles. In this workshop, we will discussways to make the most of home education’s flexibility, while ensuring that our children receive the best education available.Jim MasonParental Rights: It’s Now Or NeverHear how the Supreme Court and our nation’s lower courts are failing to hold parental rights to the same legal standard as fundamental rights like speechand press, and how European court decisions on children’s rights are influencing our U.S. judicial system. Jim Mason describes three threats to parentalrights that involve the political right, political left, and international law, and proposes a solution that will be the battle of the century for homeschoolersand other pro-family forces.

16Jay WileWhat about K-6 Science?Homeschooling parents are faced with a dizzying array of choices when it comes to teaching science at the elementary level. In this seminar, Dr. Jay L.Wile, a former teacher at both the high school and university levels, helps parents make sense of it all. He discusses the two major approaches to teachingthe sciences, giving the strengths and weaknesses of each. He then surveys the major curriculum choices available to homeschoolers in order to help parentsfocus on what will work for their children. At the same time, however, Dr. Wile attempts to add perspective to the issue. He makes it clear that whileteaching science at the elementary level is important, there are other subjects upon which an elementary-level education should focus.Maggie HoganClassical Composers: Music History for the Musically ChallengedThis is a fast, fun, integrated approach to history and music for those of us who never learned this stuff. Knowing something about classical music is importantfor a well-rounded education. But it had better be interesting or the kids will snooze! Hear tidbits about famous composers and see a cool methodof remembering who composed when. A list of important composers, their place in history, and more will be on hand-outs.Nada RothgaberThe Nitty Gritty of Homeschooling in PAJourney down the path of answering “what I must do when” or otherwise known as meeting the requirements of homeschooling in Pennsylvania. Nada willalso give hints and tips on types of curriculum, keeping records, organizing the home and the day, educational field trips, and more!Hannah EaglesonWhat’s the Trivium? Basics of Classical HomeschoolingWhat if you could teach your children three basic “tools of learning” that would make every other subject far easier? This workshop discusses the basictools of classical education and offers ideas for integrating them across the curriculum.Friday 2:00-2:45Richard “Little Bear” Wheeler Battle of Monongahela: Lessons in Divine ProvidenceWhat would you think if I told you that when George Washington was twenty-one years old, he had two horses shot from under him, five bullets passthrough his coat, one through his hat, and yet escaped unharmed while his companions were being leveled all around him? Did you ever have a schoolteacher tell you that George Washington was a committed Christian, and that he believed that Divine Providence protected him in battle? “Little Bear”helps to set the record straight. The purpose of this message is to reveal and acknowledge the wonderful works of God in the critical, as well as personalevents all throughout the course of history, so that we may fulfill the commission—That the generation to come might know… and declare them to theirchildren” (Psalm 78:6).Bruce ShorttSlaying the Government School Goliath: How Homeschoolers Can Help Restore our CultureIn 1960 no one would have predicted that the most significant development in education over the next 50 years would be homeschooling. Today, Christianhomeschooling families are the key to revival and the recovery of America’s historic Christian culture. Come hear some practical suggestions about howyour family can contribute to this vital work.Rick and Marilyn BoyerRaising Cain – And Abel (A Look at Sibling Rivalry)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.Woody RobertsonStudy Like a Genius: Unlocking Your BrainAll learning is founded on one key—the ability to take in information and then remember it. Unfortunately, most students are never taught how to effectivelylearn. Each school year, students spend countless hours studying, only to have the information seemingly disappear when they need it most. In thisinteractive session, you will learn how to use study tools such as speed reading and memory techniques to increase your study potential many times over.Learn practical ways to implement memory tools such as the “peg” system in academics, work, or everyday life. The skills learned in this session willprove invaluable to parents and students alike.Katherine LoopTeaching Math Biblically: The Biblical Heart in MathDid you realize that your math book might be harming your child’s heart? Although math is really a fascinating testimony to God’s faithfulness and character,most homeschoolers are taught to view math as a neutral set of facts and numbers. Most parents are unaware of both the worldly thinking in typicalmath presentations and of God’s presence in math. Discover the biblical truth about math – a truth that makes math come alive and gives math meaning.Susan KemmererConfessions of a Disorganized Homeschool MomI always thought I was an organized person – until I had 9 kids and homeschooled. Now I am faced with the humiliating truth. I am a messy! However, Ihave learned a number of tricks to make homeschool run more smoothly. I’ll share with you my daily log ideas, my multilevel teaching ideas, and my daily“schedule.” A fun workshop for the organizationally challenged.Diana WaringYaGottaHavaGottaWanna (Teen Track)Attitude, vision, perseverance. If we can get beyond the “I can’t”, “I’ll never”, “It’s too hard”, we may find ourselves living the adventure of a lifetime. Discoverhow it IS possible to eat an elephant through stories of how others have accomplished incredible feats. Inspiration from around the world, and alsovery practical advice on how to accomplish your dreams.Friday 3:00-3:45Doug PhillipsHow to Think Like a ChristianHave you ever wondered if there is a distinctively Christian approach to teaching math, grammar, history, etc.? Doug answers these and similar questionsin this important introduction to Christian apologetics and the true meaning of a biblical worldview. This talk is appropriate for adults and high schoolstudents. It is especially important that home educators understand a Christian theory of knowledge and education if they hope to train their children to“take every thought captive to the obedience of Jesus Christ.” Issues discussed include: Can academics be theologically neutral? What is the role of logicin a Christian worldview? Do facts speak for themselves? How may we defend the Bible? Lastly, how do we answer the problem of evil?

Stan JohnA Blueprint for Change? - Returning to a Culture of FamilyThroughout the last two years we have heard a cacophony of voices advocating for significant change in our nation. While we might agree things are notworking well and that change is due, what kind of change do we really need? The world around us is crying out for healthy, long term family and marriagerelationships. With hopes to encourage and inspire home educators, Stan John will lay out a vision for us to reach our culture and establish a “Culture ofFamily.”17Jay Wile“Teaching” the Junior High & High School Sciences at HomeIn this seminar, Dr. Jay L. Wile explains how any parent can help his or her children learn science at the upper levels. As a former university teacher and a former highschool teacher, Dr. Wile has experienced first-hand the failure of our public school system. As a result, he is a staunch advocate of homeschooling a student all the waythrough the high school years. Dr. Wile agrees that most parents do not have the ability to teach the high school sciences at home, but he also contends that this is not aproblem. By the time a homeschooled student reaches high school, he or she should have the ability to learn independently or with the help of another. Thus, Dr. Wileadmonishes the parent to learn the subject right along with the student. With both the parent and the student helping each other learn, an upper level science experiencecan be equally rewarding for both! In order to help the homeschooling parent plan his or her science curriculum, Dr. Wile provides study timelines for both thescience-oriented and the non-science-oriented student. In addition, he discusses the mathematical skills needed in order to maintain the proposed timeline. Finally, Dr.Wile discusses the curriculum that will make it possible for the homeschooling parent to provide a quality high school science education for his or her children.Kathy KuhlTeaching Math to Struggling LearnersHow do you bear to tackle math facts again, when your child didn’t get them for the last four years? How can you move beyond them when your child hasnot mastered them? Or what if your child was fine with math, until reaching algebra? What are your options for high school mathematics? What are mathdisabilities? Veteran homeschool mother and math teacher Kathy Kuhl discusses working with children with math disabilities in the homeschool.Ihab SaadNavigate Your Child’s Education with GPA PassPORT®Ihab Saad and GPA SmartStore have partnered with Cathy Duffy, HSLDA, CHAP and many of the other state homeschool organizations to formulate asuper help for homeschooling parents - the GPA PassPORT® (Parental Administration Schooling System of Profiles, Outreach, Reporting, and Tracking).Ihab will demonstrate and explain GPA PassPORT® and its benefits to the homeschool parent.Jim MasonIn re Rachel L.: The court that banned homeschoolingHear how homeschooling overcame one of the worst direct legal challenges it has ever faced: the February 2008 court decision that effectively bannedhomeschooling in California.Diana WaringActively ENGAGE Learning and Actually ENJOY Learning (Teen Track)Parents often ask, “How do I get my kids to finish their school work?” The deeper question is actually, “How do I get my teens to be self-motivated?” JoinDiana as we examine the answers to these critical questions, and look at specific ways teens develop ownership of their education. Discover the critical differencebetween being a passive/resistant learner and an active/engaged learner. This is an interactive and practical workshop that both teens and parentscan put to use immediately!Friday 4:00-4:45Mary SchofieldDesigning Courses for Junior High and High SchoolOnce decisions have been made about what to require for high school graduation, once the overall plan has been set, there is still much to do. How do youset up each course? Courses can be designed or modified by using pre-packaged curricula, by using a variety of materials you already have on hand, or byoutlining the course and finding materials to fit your needs. We will discuss these methods of course planning, and will also cover grading, keeping track ofassignments with no stress, and record keeping.Turansky and MillerHelping Children Deal with AngerDescription: Anger gets in the way of many relationships. Children often need training to deal with the emotion of anger, and God has several helpfulstrategies 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 tobecome peacemakers as well. In this session, parents will: Discover how to become a counselor or coach instead of a policeman when helping children dealwith anger. Reduce the frequency and intensity of anger episodes in their home.Learn practical and productive ways to teach children to manage their anger.Rick BoyerMaking Learning FunThomas Edison was one of the greatest geniuses our country ever produced. Part of the reason for his brilliance was the fact that, after attending school foronly three months, he was educated at home by his mother, who believed that learning can be fun. Her philosophy paid off, as it has for thousands of otherhome educators who have broken free from bondage to the “institutional” approach and returned to natural, sensible ways of teaching. Stop making a schoolof yourself! This workshop gives eight simple suggestions that can revolutionize your child’s learning and make home education fun for the whole family.Maggie HoganConfessions of a Very Real MomAre you the type to plan ahead? Do you have lists for daily activities... or even a list of things for which you need to make a list? Or do you find yourselfdisorganized and short on teaching time? Be encouraged by a Real Mom, not the Martha Stewart of Homeschooling. One who admits to running to Walmartfor underwear when the laundry pile overwhelmed… one who’s been married to the same wonderful man for 25 years, but who simply forgets tocook dinner. How does one keep on track with teaching when one is organizationally challenged? Doing our best in homeschooling is important, so we doneed to figure it out! Come hear “10 Strategies for Successful Homeschooling” from a very Real Mom.Don and Darlene CatlettHigh School at Home: Why You Should and How You CanHaving homeschooled their own high school students for nearly 10 years, Darlene and Don have some great ideas and helpful suggestions about how youcan face the fears and meet the challenges of high school at home. Whether you’re looking for information, resources, or encouragement, come and hearabout the benefits and the blessings you don’t want to miss with your high school student.Kathy and Victoria KastenWrite On! Ideas for Encouraging and Improving Your Child’s WritingNeed ideas to enhance and encourage your kids to write? 17-yr-old homeschooled author Victoria Kasten will share a number of writing suggestions andideas with you in this special session that she has successfully shared with thousands of school children in the Midwest. Music, character development,bubble methods, and more will be discussed. Writing can be fun for your kids... Let Victoria inspire you and your children to new writing heights

18Friday 6:30-8:00Writing AwardsRichard “Little Bear” Wheeler George Washington - First in His Class: The Beginning of Wisdom“First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen.” Sounds like a formula for a lifetime of pride. On the contrary, this is a lesson in howone of our country’s greatest leaders learned the beginning lesson of wisdom—a respectful fear of the Lord—and how it produced a lifetime of service to hiscountry. In dramatic presentation in full Colonial array, evangelist/historian Richard “Little Bear” Wheeler will spotlight the life of George Washington, asthe “First in His Class—The Class of 1776.”Saturday 9:00-9:45Doug PhillipsFrom Fear to Eternity, Developing a Christ-centered Perspective on the Homeschool AdventureFor many, home education began as a frightening step of faith, but has quickly matured into an encouraging and holy mission to train warriors for thekingdom of God. What begins as a fearful step of faith, can, by the grace of God, culminate in a journey preparing precious souls for eternity. Dougreminds us of the true mission of the homeschooling family. He encourages moms to see the high calling of their work and exhorts fathers to assume thegreat mantle of leadership that leads to multi-generational blessing.Turansky and MillerTeaching Children to Accept “No” as an AnswerEveryone 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 ofdemandingness. 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-termbenefits of helping children accept a “no” answer.Bruce ShorttConceived in Sin: The Government SchoolsThe public generally believes that the government school system was created as a “response” to widespread illiteracy. What actually happened is quitedifferent and much more interesting.Maggie HoganEarly LearnersDo you have toddlers through seven-year-olds? What a blessing! What busy little minds (and feet and hands!) they have! Need practical, realistic, meaningfulideas of how to teach these precious ones? Looking for tips, techniques, (and maybe duct-tape) in order to appropriately harness their energy, creativity,and enthusiasm? Join Maggie as she shares solid teaching and parenting strategies for the littlest homeschoolers. (Bonus—the best ever story list!)Bruce and Mary Ann Eagleson “Don’t Home College Me!”So pleaded one Eagleson child, but Bruce and Mary Ann did. All four of the Eagleson children have had some experience in this realm, and two havegraduated from “home college.” The Eaglesons will share how to save hundreds of thousands of dollars, a model for doing it, and some of the challengesand blessings of traveling this road. An “Eaglet” or two may be on hand to give you a “bird’s eye view” of this experience. Come hear “The rest of thestory!”Kathy KuhlEncouraging Your Struggling LearnerIs your child tired of struggling with academics? How do you help your child keep going when school work is so hard? For grades 4 through 12, KathyKuhl homeschooled her son, who has extensive learning and attention problems. She shares lesson learned, victories won, and principles to develop characterand help your child press on.Diana WaringBecoming World Changers - Part One (Teen Track)This challenging and energetic workshop will offer teens practical and Biblical means for accomplishing the amazingly adventurous task of bringing theLordship of Jesus into every sphere of life. In this session, we will consider the four pathways that bring us into a position of world changing influence.Saturday 10:00-10:45Richard “Little Bear” Wheeler Teaching Your Children to Stand AloneWe serve a mighty God who is able to use all things to His glory—even the unexpected trials by fire. Evangelist/historian Richard “Little Bear” Wheelerspotlights numerous profiles in courage of those who stood their ground for Christ while facing insurmountable opposition—for which only the Lord couldequip and devoted Christian parents seek to prepare. This message will serve to encourage, inspire, and instruct “ordinary” homeschool families duringlife’s most difficult challenges—to teach their children to stand alone on Godly principles—next to an extra-ordinary Savior, Jesus Christ.Stan JohnIntro to the Truth ProjectThis session is the first of the three required sessions to qualify as a trained Truth Project Host. In this session we will discuss the Truth Project objectivesand approach, as well as a vision for homeschoolers to impact their communities and churches with Truth. (Note: you must be registered for the TruthProject training to attend this session.)Mary SchofieldChoosing Curriculum for Junior and Senior High SchoolSelecting curriculum for the upper grades can become a real nightmare. On the one hand, many materials seem designed for a classroom setting withexpensive equipment required, and on the other hand, homeschool-designed materials vary so widely in ability level (for both students and teachers) thatit is hard to know what will work. Parents often wonder if they need an advanced degree to teach advanced courses, or if “throwing money” at a difficultsubject will help, or if materials they like are too basic to count for high school. In this session, we will focus on resources for a variety of subjects thatalmost any family can use, and will discuss ways to evaluate the myriad of texts and programs available.Marilyn BoyerHome Educating with Babies and Toddlers and Loving ItIt’s a blessing, but it can be stressing! Homeschooling with tiny ones around the house is a special challenge, but one that many moms handle with great success.Come hear how Marilyn Boyer, mother of 14 and a homeschooler of 22 years’ experience, makes her little ones a valuable part of the team!

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24Teen Track2009 Designed to JUMP! — Parachuting into Your DreamsYou know what you like to do, and where you long to go. But how do you get from here to there? Significant question, right? JoinDiana Waring in her dynamic, often comical, teen seminar to explore your unique wiring, God’s distinct call on your life, and the preparationrequired to JUMP into your future!Once again, this year’s Teen Track is packed full of information and is limited to the first 225 who sign up. Wehave allotted time for the teens to spend shopping for curriculum and eating with you. There is a separate lineon the registration form for teens registering for the Teen Track due to the additional costs associated with havinga teen program. Teens taking part in the Teen Track program cannot also register to be volunteers. The TeenTrack registrants will receive a different color wristband that they will need to wear in order to be admitted tothe Teen Track program area and the Vendor Hall. The Teen Track wristbands will be included with the family’swristbands which will be picked up as you enter the convention. A parent must be registered for the conventionand on the premises in order for a teen to register and attend the Teen Track.Teen Track SessionsFriday, May 810:00-10:45Diana WaringDesigner Genes - Part One (Teen Track)Based on the concept that God has personally and uniquely designed each one of us, Diana shares the amazing truth that we have DESIGNER genes – and not asingle one of us is average! We are designed by God in a marvelously intricate way. Though we can not reduce our understanding of design to a simple, no-brainer,fit-everyone-into-a-box explanation, we can recognize similarities in how people learn. We are going to interactively consider ways of understanding and honoringGod’s design in each learner as we examine learning modalities, learning styles, and intelligences.11:00-11:45Diana WaringDesigner Genes - Part Two (Teen Track)Based on the concept that God has personally and uniquely designed each one of us, Diana shares the amazing truth that we have DESIGNER genes – and not asingle one of us is average! We are designed by God in a marvelously intricate way. Though we can not reduce our understanding of design to a simple, no-brainer,fit-everyone-into-a-box explanation, we can recognize similarities in how people learn. We are going to interactively consider ways of understanding and honoringGod’s design in each learner as we examine learning modalities, learning styles, and intelligences.2:00-2:45Diana WaringYaGottaHavaGottaWanna (Teen Track)Attitude, vision, perseverance. If we can get beyond the “I can’t”, “I’ll never”, “It’s too hard”, we may find ourselves living the adventure of a lifetime. Discover how itIS possible to eat an elephant through stories of how others have accomplished incredible feats. Inspiration from around the world, and also very practical advice onhow to accomplish your dreams.3:00-3:45Diana WaringActively ENGAGE Learning and Actually ENJOY Learning (Teen Track)Parents often ask, “How do I get my kids to finish their school work?” The deeper question is actually, “How do I get my teens to be self-motivated?” Join Diana aswe examine the answers to these critical questions, and look at specific ways teens develop ownership of their education. Discover the critical difference between beinga passive/resistant learner and an active/engaged learner. This is an interactive and practical workshop that both teens and parents can put to use immediately!Saturday, May 99:00-9:45Diana WaringBecoming World Changers - Part One (Teen Track)This challenging and energetic workshop will offer teens practical and Biblical means for accomplishing the amazingly adventurous task of bringing the Lordship ofJesus into every sphere of life. In this session, we will consider the four pathways that bring us into a position of world changing influence.10:00-10:45Diana WaringBecoming World Changers - Part Two (Teen Track)In this second session, we will begin our examination of seven different areas of influence in the earth – family, government, media, the arts, business, the Church,education – where followers of Jesus can greatly impact the world.2:00-2:45Diana WaringBecoming World Changers - Part Three (Teen Track)In this third session, we will continue looking at these seven areas of influence, and then consider how God may be preparing each of us to become world changers.3:00-3:45Diana WaringChristian HeroesThis fourth session will be an interactive storytelling session with Dianna as a passionate storyteller. Dianna’s gift of storytelling and bringing history alive will enthrallthe teens in the program. They will discover the lives and lessons of several Christians from history as Dianna brings them to life.

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42VideoText Interactive Homeschool MathP.O. Box 19761Indianapolis, IN 46219(800) ALGEBRAwww.videotext.comVision Forum1562 E Beaverdam RdCenterville, TN 37033(800) 440-0022www.visionforum.comVision VideoP.O. Box 540Worcester, PA 19490(800)523-0226www.visionvideo.comWWholemovement Geometry4606 N. Elston #3Chicago, IL 60630(773) 794-9764www.wholemovement.comWisdom’s GateP.O. Box 374Covert, MI 49043(800) 343-1943www.WisdomsGate.orgWoofi The Missionary Puppy143 Mill RoadSchwenksville, PA 19473(610) 287-6073www.woofi.orgWriteAtHome.com2204 Fort Belvoir Dr.Virginia Beach, VA 23464(757) 319-4762www.writeathome.comWriting Tales52 Lincoln Ave.Livingston, NJ 07039(973) 670-3767www.writing-tales.comYYWAM PublishingP.O. Box 55787Seattle, WA 98155(800) 922-2143www.ywampublishing.comDear Fellow Homeschoolers,It is spring and a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of Love. An old legislative warhorse’sthoughts turn to getting the Pennsylvania homeschooling law improved. Many have askedme what CHAP’s plans are for this legislative term.CHAP (The Christian Homeschool Association of Pennsylvania, the largest homeschoolsupport organization in the state) has long thought that the Pennsylvania law is far too restrictive.In our early attempts to change the law, we tried unsuccessfully to get what wecalled a “freedom bill,” a law with very few restrictions. This freedom bill, in spite of widespreadsupport among homeschoolers, was soundly and easily defeated by the educationestablishment.We subsequently went on to HB 1273 which was a bill that few homeschoolers thought wasperfect, but was a bill most homeschoolers could support. In essence, it puts the evaluationstep on the qualified evaluator rather than having both a qualified evaluator and the schooldistrict do evaluations as our current law requires. The current method has two disadvantages:the first is a form of double jeopardy for the homeschooling family and the second isan unfunded mandate for the school district.HB 1217 is the current version of the previous bill (1273) that we supported last session. HB1273 was introduced and championed by Representative Marisco, at the request of CHAP.Things moved smoothly as CHAP and our legal counsel met with the sponsor and the PASchool Board Association. Then all discussions stopped as the School Board Associationrefused to continue discussions while the RFPA was being litigated.CHAP is supporting HB 1217. We believe passing HB 1217 will make a better climate forhomeschooling in PA. Some have expressed concern that the political climate may be lessfavorable than in the past, but we don’t believe we can miss a whole legislative session dueto fear. Our history has been that we have had more success stopping negative things than wehave had in accomplishing positive changes. We believe that we can stop the bill if it wouldbe corrupted to the point of being unacceptable.Homeschoolers in the state need to be active in order to prevent further erosion of our freedomsto homeschool. This will be the topic of the opening talk (which is free and opento the public) for the 23rd annual CHAP Convention held at the Farm Show Complex onMay 8th and 9th. We are also having other sessions which deal with issues facing homeschoolersin Pennsylvania and the United States. For further information about the conventiongo to CHAPonline.com.If you want to be involved in this effort to improve the law in Pennsylvania, be sure thatCHAP has your contact data. You can go to our web page and sign up at Chaponline.com.Thank you.This letter may quoted in its entirety, but no permission is granted to use it in parts.Sincerely,Bruce Eagleson, MDChairman, CHAP

Audio Recording Order Form InstructionsOnce again we are doing a supermarket-style, self-serve model at the convention. You have several options. You can pre-pay forthe CDs you want. We will mark your form with the number of CDs you pick up, and a paid mark and signature by our staff willbe placed on your form. Later on either day or at the conclusion of the convention, you can come back to our cafeteria-style CDservice line, walk through and gather your remaining CDs. Show a staff member your order form noting the number of CDs youneeded to still receive, along with those CDs and be free of the long pay-at-the-end line.You may also fill out the order form and leave it with us to be filled after the convention. The shipping cost of this service is $1per CD shipped, with an $8 maximum shipping fee on any number of CDs over 8.There are several packages we are offering this year:• CDs - $5.00 each, the sixth CD is free.• Purchase a whole set of convention workshop CDs for $275.• Purchase a whole set of convention workshop MP3s for $175.PLEASE NOTE! The Truth Project, the Teen Track, and the Support Group Leader’s Town Hall are not being taped, and will notbe available. Little Bear Wheeler is not allowing MP3s to be sold from the CHAP website. However, his CDs and MP3s will besold at the convention, and his CDs will be sold at www.CHAPonline.com through December 31, 2009.Speaker Title Number QuantityBruce Eagleson Will Pennsylvania Lose the Freedom to Homeschool? 09-1-11Doug Phillips A Homeschool Vision of Victory 09-1-21Turansky & Miller Developing Honesty in Children 09-1-22Bruce Shortt Two Enlightenment Lies… 09-1-23Aaron Watson Changing Lives to Change the World 09-1-24Jay Wile Teaching Critical Thinking 09-1-25Jim Mason Religious Freedom in Pennsylvania 09-1-26“Little Bear” Wheeler Kooky Kids, “Kowabunga!”: The “Little Bear” Story 09-1-31Mary Schofield High School Overview 09-1-32Rick Boyer What’s a Dad to Do? 09-1-33Maggie Hogan A Wife’s Priorities: for Women Only, Please 09-1-34Kevin Kanoff Homeschool Sports 09-1-35Susan Kemmerer Enjoying Homeschool - An Oxymoron? 09-1-36Doug Phillips The Promise: The Beauty and Power of the Fifth Commandment 09-1-41Turanksy & Miller Teaching Kids to Respond Well to Correction 09-1-42Bruce Shortt Christianity and the Founding 09-1-43Kathy Kuhl Homeschooling Your Child with Learning or Attention Difficulties 09-1-44Bruce Eagleson Radical Homeschooling 09-1-45Megg Kanoff Principles to Help Strengthen the Homeschool Decision/Vision 09-1-46Mary Schofield Designing a Course of Study 09-1-51Jim Mason Parental Rights: It’s Now or Never 09-1-52Jay Wile What about K-6 Science? 09-1-53Maggie Hogan Classical Composers: Music History for the Musically Challenged 09-1-54Nada Rothgaber The Nitty Gritty of Homeschooling in PA 09-1-55Hannah Eagleson What’s the Trivium? Basics of Classical Homeschooling 09-1-56“Little Bear” Wheeler Battle of Monongahela: Lessons in Divine Providence 09-1-61Bruce Shortt Slaying the Government School Goliath: How Homeschoolers… 09-1-62Rick & Marilyn Boyer Raising Cain - And Abel (A Look at Sibling Rivalry) 09-1-63Woody Robertson Study Like a Genius: Unlocking Your Brain 09-1-64Katherine Loop Teaching Math Biblically: The Biblical Heart in Math 09-1-65Susan Kemmerer Confessions of a Disorganized Homeschool Mom 09-1-66Doug Phillips How to Think Like a Christian 09-1-71Stan John A Bluepring for Change? - Returning to a Culture of Family 09-1-72Jay Wile “Teaching” the Junior High & High School Sciences at Homes 09-1-73Kathy Kuhl Teaching Math to Struggling Learners 09-1-74Ihab Saad Navigate Your Child’s Education with GPA PassPORT 09-1-75Jim Mason In re Rachel L.: The Court That Banned Homeschooling 09-1-76Mary Schofield Designing Courses for Junior High and High School 09-1-81Turansky & Miller Helping Children Deal with Anger 09-1-82Rick Boyer Making Learning Fun 09-1-83Maggie Hogan Confessions of a Very Real Mom 09-1-84Don & Darlene Catlett High School at Home: Why You Should and How You Can 09-1-85Kathy & Victoria Kasten Write On! Ideas for Encouraging and Improving Your Children’s Writing 09-1-86Awards/Wheeler George Washington - First in His Class: The Beginning of Wisdom 09-1-91Total Side 1

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46We value your suggestions and comments to help improve next year’sCHAP Homeschool Convention.This year’s evaluation form is online.You can access it from your home athttp://convention.chaponline.com/09chapeval/Don’t forget: Exit and re-enter the convention at the northwest doors.See Vendor Hall map

47The CHAP Convention needs you tovolunteer. We require many volunteersto run the convention. We desire andneed your help to make the conventiona success. The benefits of volunteeringinclude:• An opportunity to serve fellowhomeschoolers.• Registration rebate equal to theregistration of each volunteer.• Early bird shopping 8:00 – 9:30 a.m. onFriday. (Imagine a chance to shop withonly three hundred other people.)• Online orientation, so no early morningorientation meeting to attend.In order to volunteer, you must go toour website: www.CHAPonline.com.Volunteering can only take place online.Do not mail in the registration if you arevolunteering. You must register online.After filling out the registration form,you will be given a choice of volunteerjobs from which to choose. You willknow immediately if you received yourchoice. We do online volunteer orientationas well, so we can expand the actualconvention time for everyone. Go toCHAPonline.com, click the conventiontab, then click the registration page tosign up for the convention and volunteering.To volunteer, register atwww.CHAPonline.com“Mom, you have to tell other parentsabout this! Of all my childhoodmemories, this is one of my favorites!”Curious? Find the answer at:Tell It Publishing CompanyHershey, PA 17033website: tellitpub.com email: info@tellitpub.comExecutiveBooks.com1-800-233-BOOK206 West Allen StreetMechanicsburg, PA 17055Christian • Inspiration • Motivation“You are the same todayas you’ll be in five yearsexcept for two things: thepeople you meet and thebooks you read.”—Charlie “Tremendous” JonesStop by our booth for a free bookand to register for a free prize!