Karrie Emms
As a single mother of two beautiful children, Colton (11) and Jesslynn (9) Karrie has a passion for writing that began at the tender age of nine. Ms. Emms has written for many well-known newspapers, self published two children's books, a monthly Christian newsletter and had articles reprinted by magazines such as Home Educating Family Magazine. She is now taking the oportunity to begin a freelance career.
Her latest venture includes moderating and creating content for Family Christian Academy's Web Forum on Homeschooling at www.wellplannedday.com There not only does Ms. Emms get to focus on her love of writing but also on her belief in homeschooling children. Ms. Emms considers herself to be truly blessed to have been included in such an organization.
Ms. Emms also manages a website for single parents who have chosen to homeschool their children at www.singleparenthomeschooling.com. Here you can find articles and posts geared to helping single parents in their homeschooling ventures. As well Ms. Emms creates custom Chainmaille Jewellery and her designs can be seen at www.dreamweaverjewellery.com and she has a personal homeschooling blog at http://thehomeschooldiaries.wordpress.com/.
As a home schooling mother and freelance writer her life is hectic but then isn't that what life is supposed to be like? With many volunteer "jobs" this mom experiences life the only way possible, up close and personal! It is not unusual to find her working as a cabin leader at one summer camp before heading off to another for a month-long volunteer post as a cook. She takes Karate classes with her son while her youngest is a competitive gymnast.
Ms. Emms has a Print Journalism and an Interactive Multimedia diploma from Canadore College as well as a Small Business Management diploma from Mohawk College. Currently she is working on a Bachelor of Theology degree from Thorneloe University while she continues to write.
Latest Articles
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Classification of Nouns Explained
There are several types of nouns in the English language and this can become confusing for young students. Here is an explanation of the eight common types of nouns.
Sep 25, 2009
- Karrie Emms
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Canadian Forces Bases Pine Tree Line
"Pine Tree Line", a series of military bases, was tucked into many Ontario forests. Many bases are now closed but they are not forgotten by the people who lived on them.
Sep 24, 2009
- Karrie Emms
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Homeschooling in the Summer Months
As summer approaches, children often want to be outside playing, which can pose some problems for parents who homeschool through summer. Here are five activities to help.
Mar 21, 2009
- Karrie Emms
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Barry Manion Guilty Of Murder
October 20, 1970 will stand out in the minds of many from Kirkland Lake, Ontario not because of the fall beauty but because of the murder of a beautiful 12-year-old girl.
Mar 13, 2009
- Karrie Emms
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When to Use Prepositions
Prepositions are an important part of the English language and it is vital children be taught how to use these small words accurately early in their education.
Jan 26, 2009
- Karrie Emms
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Useful Homeschooling Websites
Homeschooling is a popular educational choice and there is a demand for high quality homeschool resources. These are some popular websites for homeschooling parents.
Dec 29, 2008
- Karrie Emms
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The History Of Chainmail Jewelry
Chainmail began in medieval times as a method of weaving metal to create armour for knights, but today it is used to create elegant metal jewelry from various metals.
Dec 16, 2008
- Karrie Emms
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Summer Programs For Homeschoolers
Children are easily distracted when the weather turns warm. How can parents keep schooling comfortable during the summer heat? There are alternatives to the classroom.
Jun 11, 2008
- Karrie Emms
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Summer Travel for Homeschoolers
Family vacations do not need to be expensive or involve exotic locations in order to be fun. Why not involve the kids in the planning process?
Jun 5, 2008
- Karrie Emms
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How to Use Abbreviations
What is the difference between an abbreviation and a contraction? How can students use abbreviations correctly? Here is a look at the rules of use for abbreviations.
May 26, 2008
- Karrie Emms
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