Elece Hollis
Elece Hollis is a freelance writer. She has contributed to fourteen books through Snapdragon Editorial Group with several Christian publishers, such as Cook Communications, Honor Books, Howard, Hallmark, Baker Books, Zondervan, Inspirio, and Thomas Nelson Books.
Her articles have been published in Home School Enrichment magazine, Homeschooling Today, Mature Living, Focus on the Family's Troubled With Ezine, Melody of the Heart Ezine, The OCHEC Informer, (Oklahoma's State Homeschooling magazine), and Joyful Noise magazine. Elece writes book reviews and articles for Homeschooling Today magazine and Christian Book Previews. She also writes about birdwatching for Garden and Hearth magazine. Elece writes a popular column called What's Good About Home.
Elece is the mother of seven children and thirteen grandchildren, so she is a pro at keeping kids active, engaged and learning. Elece loves children and has worked with churches, afterschool latchkey kids' programs, kid's clubs, (scouting and 4-H), libraries, and summer missions. Mrs. Hollis has been teaching in New Haven Home school for over twenty years. Still, she loves to teach as a guest in science programs for scouts, home schoolers, and public school children. Her favorite science presentation is a rock and fossil show. Elece also visits schools to teach creative writing on "I Love to Write Day."
Latest Articles
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Using the Phonetic Alphabet
Pilots, air traffic controllers, and emergency personnel use a verification tool when transmitting important call numbers and messages. It is the phonetic alphabet.
Sep 28, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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How to Work Crossword Puzzles
Some of the earliest puzzles children learn to solve are riddles. As they progress in word power, give them an opportunity to solve crosswords.
Aug 16, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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How To Decorate With Bandanas
Bright and inexpensive, bandanas can be used to add a western flair and bright happy colors to any room.
Jul 26, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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Design a Child Safety Poster
When children gain awareness of safety issues, through a poster designing contest, they are less likely to become involved in dangerous activities.
Jul 25, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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How to Make a Time Capsule
Memories of summer adventures can be saved for time (without scrapbooking). Put the items that spur memories into a bottle to look at throughout the year.
Jul 8, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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How to Keep a Gardening Journal
Planting a first garden is a grand experience in the life of a child. Keeping a garden journal can act as a record for future reference and a motivational tool.
Jun 29, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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Ways to Keep Kids Cool in Hot Weather
The weather is hot. The sun glaring. How can children stay cool in such heat? Here are some ways that children can beat the heat this summer.
Jun 24, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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Photo Greeting Cards for Kids to Make
Greeting Cards that are unique can become special keepsakes. This creative craft does not restict children to using computerized card-making software.
Jun 23, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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Kids Love Cold Refreshing Drinks for Summer
Too hot for a meal, but a cold drink will hit the spot! Try some cool refreshing beverages that can be easily prepared at home.
Jun 17, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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Summer Camping at Home
Children and teens alike love summer camps. You can turn your backyard, porch, or spare bedroom into a play camp this summer.
May 18, 2009
- Elece Hollis
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