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Another Way to Homeschool – Veritas Press Self-Paced Courses
Homeschooling life can get busy! Multiple students or part-time work may make it even harder to get everything done and (maybe!) still have time to take a much-needed break now and then. Sometimes you want to set your students up and have them handle a subject on their own. If you’re wishing your kiddos could…
Reading Rainbows For Learning Differences
My son Jackson, has always struggled with reading. He does not like to read independently nor does he always understand what he is reading. Comprehension has been the biggest road block to his advancement in a number of areas. His special education teachers spent hours on the who, what, when, where, why questions with limited success. They…
Giveaway Day – 11/10/11
Ready for some giveaway goodness? Bloggers: Link up your giveaway goodies homeschool moms would love to win! ~ Homeschool Moms: Enjoy entering all of the great giveaways hosted here this week! If you are linking up a giveaway, be sure to first read our link-up guidelines HERE! *** PLEASE NOTE *** Giveaway sites that do…
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Today we’re sharing even more Valentine’s Day printables, activities, and ideas with you! We hope you enjoyed our Valentine’s Day craft activities, Valentine’s Day Printables, and More Valentine’s Day Printables. But we still have some great educational activities, ideas, and printables to share with you, so we decided to create this article to share them…
Dear Younger Me: About All Those Things You Fear
Dear Younger Me, This letter is from the future. Emma is almost 18 years old when I’m writing to you (Jimmie 1.0 I call you). Emma is now a senior and already admitted to a huge university several states away. I know you would freak out if I told you some of the changes that…
