LDS Treasures
LDS Ponderings (a blog of random latterday thoughts)
LDS Treasures explores the world of the Latter-day Saint at home, at church, and out in the world. It's not a complete handbook, but an exploration of whatever captures my attention at any given moment. Many of the articles first appeared on my column at BellaOnline or at Suite101.com. To navigate the site, use the links to the left, which take you to specific categories of LDS life. From there, you will find a list of topics currently available for that topic.
My first book was released in 2005. It is not specific to LDS homeschoolers, but offers homeschooling help that is faithful to LDS values and lifestyle. To learn more about homeschooling, visit the Treasured Time section of this web site. There are also a few articles on homeschooling in the LDS Treasures site, and more will be added. To learn about me, or to arrange a speaking engagement in or near Philadelphia, PA, visit my biography.
About the book:
Terrie's book is for parents who want to homeschool, but are afraid of their ability to take on this challenge. There are multiple books for typical parents. This book is for those who need reassurance, and the additional help that is required of parents who are disorganized, disabled, shy, insecure, less educated, or otherwise not the "ideal" homeschooling parent.
Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Deseret Book, or at your favorite LDS or mainstream bookstore. You can also purchase it directly from me, using Paypal.
Coming this year: Home a Little Longer: Preschool and Kindergarten at Home.
Photo Credits: The beautiful LDS Treasures banner on this site and the Treasured Time for Homeschoolers banner were created by Amy Daniels. Contact her if you'd like her to design a site or banner for you. This banner is copyrighted. Please do not use it or any of the graphics in it for your own use for any reason. (This banner is not included in the copyright exemptions below.) Photo credits for photos in the banner on LDS Treasures: Melissa Richardson, Kathleen Reichle and www.morguefile.com
The picture of Moroni above was taken by my husband, Lincoln Bittner at Palmyra and is subject to the copyright notice at the bottom of the site.