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How To Form A Homeschool Co-op

Planning a homeschool co-op should be well thought out and organized. It is difficult to have a consistent and cohesive group without careful planning. A well planned homeschool co-op can be a blessing to your homeschool community and serve to...

Reading: The Academic Foundation

Reading is a big reason homeschoolers do so well academically. They have more time to read since they do not spend hours on classroom busywork and riding school buses. They read real books, not committee-written textbooks. Real Books A real...

You Are The Mom Your Kids Need

That morning I knew without a doubt that I was the worst mom in the world. I did something I never thought I was capable of doing. The day I did that awful, horrible deed, I had six children, eight...

Using Role Playing In Your Homeschool

Usually, when we hear the words “hands-on learning”, we immediately fear the mess. Somehow we imagine glitter caked to the table and scraps of construction paper becoming new floor rugs. With little time to spare on in-depth complicated activities, hands-on...

Preparing Your Teen to Thrive in the “Real World”

When we contemplated having children, what did most of us think about? Likely, our minds were filled with images of babies, toddlers, and elementary aged kids. Visions of their first day home, first steps, first words, and their first ride...

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How To Form A Homeschool Co-op

Reading: The Academic Foundation

You Are The Mom Your Kids Need

Using Role Playing In Your Homeschool

Preparing Your Teen to Thrive in the “Real World”

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How To Form A Homeschool Co-op

Reading: The Academic Foundation

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Using Role Playing In Your Homeschool

Preparing Your Teen to Thrive in the “Real World”

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