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I know here in California homeschooling is really easy to do without a lot of hoops to jump through for the Continue reading State to State Compliance Information The July 4th-10th, 2009 edition of The Economist has two articles about public vs. private schools and entrance into Continue reading Homeschooling: An Alternative to Private School Most traditional Are You Thinking Of Quitting Homeschooling? Used or New? That is the question! Continue reading Used or New Curriculum? When I started homeschooling I thought for sure that homeschool was all about getting the grade so to speak. I thought that it Continue reading Academics and Beyond A Teacher Learns the Truth About Education by Lauren Bleser I was given this article to A Teacher Learns the Truth About Education A parent’s right to raise their children as they see fit is a time-honored American tradition, but today it is Continue reading A Parent’s Right To Raise Their Children I just loved this short little article I The Push to Make Our Children Read I thought this was a great way to finish off our day at the homeschool fair. I found this article written about Continue reading Homeschool Fair in the Newspaper You know, now a days when we hear people say that they shelter their children it is not intended to be a compliment. Why Continue reading Sheltering our Children Home educating is not without challenges. Let’s face it, there are days when it can just wear us down. How many times Continue reading Two Sides to Every Coin One of the most difficult tasks to accomplish with homeschooling is planning your schedule. We sit down a month or so before Continue reading Choosing Your School Year Schedule The Jonas Brothers band is an incredibly popular trio of three homeschooled brothers: Paul (Kevin) Jonas, 21, Joseph (Joe) Jonas, 19, and Nicholas Continue reading The Jonas Brothers band Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5, Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture and Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmusik are among the most popular classical Continue reading Music and Math Are Connected! I used to be a firm believer in not issuing grades and not “testing” my children. Sure, Continue reading To Grade Or Not To Grade: That Is the Question
Continue reading Top 5 Curriculum Review Bloggers So this weeks Heart of the Matter Weekly Meme question is great and I can not wait to Continue reading What is the Goofiest Questions Asked About Homeschoolers? Homeschool Burn Out. I have yet to get to this point, but as I have heard many of time…the day will come. I Continue reading Homeschool Burn Out Just a few minutes ago I was on my review teams blog and I Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act This is such a great post, 9 Steps to a Meaningful Christmas for You and Your Family, by Terri Johnson at Continue reading Get Rid of the Gimmees What a great post by Jill Johnson at Knowledge Quest. Christmas can be a magical time for children. Yet Continue reading Christmas can be a magical time for children, yet… When your child acts out in public to get their way, you CAN get control Continue reading When a Child Acts Out in Public to Get Their Way OK, so I know there is this continuous battle between the public The Future Belongs to Our Children Now I think most people would agree that when a certain gene in an animal is not used over an extremely long period Continue reading Hot Topic for Discussion Now I know allot of my friends are saying…Oh I am not worried about this homosexual thing coming to my Continue reading Gay Pledge Cards in Calif. Schools I suppose this sort of thing shouldn’t be shocking. You have to go to the original site that wrote the article Continue reading Another Reason To Homeschool Our Kids by Andrea Hermitt, Education Examiner The Socialism of Public SchoolingBy Jacob G. Hornberger While the nation is on the subject of socialism, we really ought to talk about Continue reading The Socialism of Public Schooling The Familyman Let me just jump in and say that the computer is a Continue reading The Computer is a Great Tool for Homeschooling Families On the Homeschool Blogger the following question/comment was written. I had a few things to ask her. Continue reading Tracy…to homeschool or not. That is the question! Andrea Hermitt from the Education Examiner wrote a great short article with a question. Homeschoolers like to point out problem with Continue reading Can Homeschooling an public education Coexist I found the greatest article on homeschooling. It sums it all up in a very brief article!!!!! The Continue reading The Best Place To Teach Children Is In The HOME You know Heart of the Matter asked a very good question. Do all the extra activities WE have our children do help Continue reading Extra Activities, Helping or Hindering? This new day and age we are all so darn busy with our lives, we don’t even have time to sit down Continue reading Books, Digital or not Digital You know creating a balance throughout the day in chores, homeschooling, mommy duties, cooking, cleaning, wife duties, taking care of Mom Continue reading Letting the kids help with housework Here is a great article on how to begin scheduling for lesson plans from Heart of the Matter. Now I had to put in a Continue reading Lesson Planning You see them at the grocery, or in a discount store.It’s a big family by today’s standards – “just like stair steps,” Continue reading Homeschoolers Threaten Our Cultural Comfort You know homeschooling is a huge responsibility! I think allot of people out there think us homeschoolers are crazy for doing Continue reading What has not worked for me |
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