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  • Macrame Plant Hangers

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    Ava James
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    Hello! I’ve been making macramé plant hangers and am taking orders for those who would like one! They are $12 ea. (not including shipping) and are good for house plants with a pot under 8 inches. If you’re interested, you can contact me at 812-227-9985! ~Ava James These are some styles I’ve made!

  • “It is Well”

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    Ava James
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    Horatio Gates Spafford was born on October 20, 1828, and would later become famous for writing an inspiring hymn “It Is Well with My Soul”. Horatio was admitted to the Bar and traveled west to Chicago in 1856. As a young Sunday School teacher, Horatio meet a beautiful Norwegian girl, Anna Lawson. They later married…

  • The Secret History to the Holiday of Love

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    Eden Crandall
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    Valentine’s Day is a widely known and celebrated holiday here in the United States. Whether you have someone to celebrate with, or you celebrate alone, most people do something on February 14. What most people may not know is how the holiday came to be or how some of the traditions we still celebrate today…

  • All About Fireworks

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    Finn Sager
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    Fireworks were created by the Chinese long ago. But what have they evolved into throughout the centuries? The differences between black powder and gunpowder. Black powder emits smoke when lit whereas gunpowder is practically smokeless. If you were to light them side by side, black powder would burn faster. However, gunpowder burns faster when enclosed.…

  • An Outdoor Spring

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    Evelyn Sager
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    Spring is a great time to get outside because flowers are blooming, grass is growing green, and the weather is perfect! The ground is ready for planting flowers, fruits, vegetables, and much more. It’s just right for riding bikes, flying kites, hiking, swimming, climbing, and having fun with family and friends. Health benefits of being…

  • Roses Have Their Thorns

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    Hailey Feuerbach
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    Maeve walked along the magical streets of Ribeauvillé. They were nearly painted with glistening snow. It was so mystical and whimsical and dreamy, that Maeve found herself entirely determined to dance in this picture created by God, for the rest of her days! Everything was just so perfect and joyful, and above all there were…

  • The Lack of Walkability in America

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    Eden Crandall
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    Many places like neighborhoods or the side of the road don’t have sidewalks. This is bad because sidewalks provide a space for people to walk their pets, get some movement, or just get from point A to point B. I hope to show you in this paper how not having a space to walk affects…

  • A Recap of IAHE Day at the Capitol!

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    Evelyn Sager
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    On Thursday, January 23rd, IAHE hosted a homeschool day at the capitol in the Indiana State Capitol! Day at the Capitol is an annual event that homeschool families can attend to learn more about what’s going on with homeschooling state wide, and to learn more about the capitol. The attendees had the chance to go…

  • A White Christmas?

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    Evelyn Sager
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    Christmas, snow, and a Christmas tree. Those are three things that most people think of when we think of the month of December. At least for those of us who live in Indiana. Now, whether or not we actually get snow at Christmas time, in Indiana, is very debatable, but it is still something that…

  • Our Special Christmas Day!

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    Hailey Feuerbach
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    It’s Everyone’s favorite time of the year!The season that brings laughter, joy, and cheer!We gather around the tree on Christmas Eve,To behold stories, jokes, and memories with our family.Smiles will never fade that very special night;Like the shining star above Bethlehem symbolizingOur beloved Jesus Christ!It’s a time we share, A time to love.A day on…