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Janelle Knutson

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I’m a wife and homeschool mom to seven children. I’ve graduated three of my kids from our homeschool and still have four to go.  My desire is to encourage moms with practical tips and Biblical truth. My greatest joy is found in Christ and it is my desire to share that joy with others. I’d love to stay connected with you through my email newsletter.

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All About Homophones helps your kids learn those tricky, sound-the-same, words in English. In this video, I’m sharing three homeschool mistakes I made early on in my homeschool journey plus telling you how I turned things around. 📚 Curriculum favorites that my kids finished in record time! 🌟 I love when my kids enjoy what they are learning! 💗 Listen to the full episode about autism and children on the Homeschool Mom Podcast episode 38. @janelleknutson Listen to the full episode about children and autism on the Homeschool Mom Podcast episode 38. @janelleknutson Listen to the full episode on autism in children on the Homeschool Mom Podcast episode 38. @janelleknutson Johanna Pressley joins us on the Homeschool Mom Podcast to share her wisdom on the topic of autism in children. In this episode she provides biblical insights and tools for supporting children with autism. Johanna emphasizes viewing children as image bearers of God, discerning behavior causes, and creatively applying Scripture. Johanna Pressley offers encouragement, hope, and practical help for parents who have a child with autism or autistic traits. With years of experience as a biblical counselor and teacher of autistic children, Johanna draws from the truths found in Scripture to help parents navigate the complexities of autism. Rick Witmer’s new book, Walking with God When I’m Afraid, is a devotional for kids who struggle with fear, anxiety, and worry.