Many parents are waking up to the fact that college campuses are transforming into propaganda factories, but socialist indoctrination begins as early as grade school.
Of course, they don’t call it socialism. They call it something like “social justice.”
Be Aware of Early Influencing Curriculum in the Second Grade!
Here are some of the latest examples of indoctrination in our education system:
- The Democratic Socialists of America is urging its members to become teachers.
- The Southern Poverty Law Center created “Social Justice Standards” which addresses social justice in grades as young as kindergarten!
- The Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development now actively promotes itself as an organization dedicated to social justice.
These are some of the organizations responsible for our children’s curricula and training of teachers. The rising generation is being taught to embrace socialism, hate our country, and disregard our founding principles.
However, there is a solution to turn the tide.
The Tuttle Twins is a book series educating young children on individual responsibility, the ideas of freedom, American history, and free markets.
And the best part is the kids actually LIKE reading the Tuttle Twins!
A few of the many families that have sent in their pictures to the Tuttle Twins.
These fully illustrated storybooks introduce time-tested principles to young people—and they’re having an impact: over 1.5 million Tuttle Twins books have now been sold.
There are also books for teens and available in numerous other languages!
Recently, a socialist magazine went on the attack against these books, with the article’s author calling the Tuttle Twins books the “most wretchedly contrived, grotesquely unethically indoctrinating, cliché-ridden heaps of steaming garbage I’ve ever had the misfortune to read.”
Of course, content that socialists hate is content that conservative families will love — and rightfully so.
These books teach about the Golden Rule, individual rights, sound money, free markets, entrepreneurship, and more.
The Tuttle Twins teaching books are just excellent! Children ought to be taught the time-tested principles of a free society if you want to avoid the mind control traps today! I highly recommend that you get your children out of the government indoctrination system (if you haven’t already) and homeschool them!
“The left has dominated the education of the rising generation for decades. Teachers see their students increasingly as ‘the front line of battle for the future of our nation.’ For too long, parents have surrendered their children to the indoctrination of these social reformers. The Tuttle Twins is finally giving parents a shield to defend their kids, and a sword to fight back. Our ideological enemy isn’t used to facing organized opposition. We present a threat to those who want to continue molding the minds of kids to support socialism.” ~Connor Boyack
Homeschooling Is A Better Way Than Public School To Prevent Child Abuse
sahmpaw
I just ordered this set yesterday after seeing an ad on Facebook for them. I had heard of the books when my kids were younger but forgot about them. My daughter has these ideas that everything should be free (mainly because she’s lazy and doesn’t like to work!) and I think these will help me educate her. We homeschool.
Jacqueline
Sahmpaw, I will pray for you and for her! That is so hard. Give her lots of love and not so many things…
remember our words can either speak life or death and when we are hurt or disappointed in a child, it is easy to slip into speaking words that harm rather than help!
Not that you are doing that… just a check up: https://deeprootsathome.com/do-your-words-wound-or-woo/
Hugs,
Jacque
carol
I just confirmed my entry through my email, after I completed other ways to enter. Will all my extra entries still count? Thank you.
Jacqueline
Hi, Carol! Yes, they will!
Hugs! ~J
sahmpaw
Thank you for sharing that blog post. I have read it before but can always use a refresher! My mom has a critical spirit. My sister is trying to coach her how to be loving with me (at 45!) because I have set such firm boundaries that it is hard for her to get around them. I have always erred on the side of loving/attachment parenting but my christian friends think I’m too permissive. It is hard to know what to do sometimes! I think they might be right because my daughter is showing signs of entitlement. I think I need to re-read your other article on this topic! 😉
Jacqueline
I struggled with being like my dad was before he came to Christ. He had such high expectations for all of us, particularly me, as the oldest.
I had to allow our kids to be kids in the earliest years of homeschooling, but thankfully, the Lord
helped me to relax and enjoy them and instead look for their strengths instead of expecting perfection
in areas that were not crucial for them. It was all balance.
Bless you as you seek Jesus for the answers! He gave me wisdom, and He will give it to you, too.
Love, J
Crystal
I’ve been eyeing this set since September. I would LOVE to win.
Anna
I have had their books in my cart for weeks!! I’m so thrilled you are having this amazing giveaway! I’ve shared your blog with all my friends. It’s content is absolutely incredible. Thank you for your hard work at spreading the good news.
Jenny
I found you through mewe and have never visited your blog. I’m glad to find it!
I think I might buy these books soon. We homeschool, but have struggled to keep up with any work this year as I go through treatment for cancer. I’m expected to go into remission, but my cancer has a very high rate of recurrence. I worry about what will happen to my kids if I die. I hope to have many years with them yet, but it is hard seeing where this country is headed and wondering if I’ll be here for them.
Jacqueline
Hi, Jenny!
I am sorry to hear that you are dealing with that cancer diagnosis! That makes me sad.
I pray the Lord will renew your strength and give you help, wisdom, and insight into what to do to help your situation!
Yes, this country is headed in the wrong direction fast. The Lord is our only hope!
I will email you!
Jacqueline