Teaching in the Home
Homeschooling and everyday teaching.
A Bible, A Bible--Who Has a Bible? 
“We believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly; we also believe the Book of Mormon to be the word of God.” ~Articles of Faith 1:8
Becoming Our Children´s Greatest Teachers [offsite link]
This Ensign article by Robert L. Knighton explains why parents are the most important teachers and shows how we can be great teachers even without training. Developing and Strengthening Personal Testimony
Are you wondering how to help your family develop or strengthen their personal testimonies? Here are some ideas to help them or just help strengthen your own testimony. Energy Drinks and the Word of Wisdom
I have long held a stance that the Energy Drinks that are being marketed heavily are not good for us and that we should be careful and not consume them. But when it is mentioned in two of the three monthly magazines, it is time that we sit up and take notice.
Forever Families [offsite link]
A new site by Brigham Young University on strengthening the family, from choosing the right spouse to being the right spouse. Includes both LDS and non-LDS versions. Homeschooling in the LDS Home
There are many parents that love the idea of homeschool, but do not think that there is any way that they could do it themselves. Teaching our children at home is something we have been doing since they were born. Nauvoo Kids [offsite link]
These are great games to play at home. Let children match the prophet´s pictures to their names or put them in order, name the temples, play matching games and more. Scripture Scrabble
Looking for a great Sunday activity for the family? Why not try a game of Scripture Scrabble? Teach the Children [offsite link]
Thomas S. Monson offers four guidelines that will help parents teach children to live the gospel. This talk was offered in General Conference in October of 1997. Links marked with the [offsite link] designation point to websites not associated with BellaOnline.com. BellaOnline.com is not responsible for the material found there.
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