The bright lights of the store illuminate rows and rows of books. Books of all sizes with shiny, decorative colors, each one more beautiful than the next. They all make promises to teach your child to read in 30 days or less, offer math strategies that will rock your socks, and some even offer a... Read more
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By Tina McNelis Arozena of Tide Wind Academy Homeschool
Early on in homeschooling, I can still recall all the mornings I spent staring at a laptop screen and a mountain of digital curriculum that feels more like an obstacle than a resource. Between the breakfast cleanup, the hum of the dryer, the barking of our dogs, and the dozens of resources I... Read more
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By Meryl van der Merwe of fundafunda.com
We started homeschooling after moving to the U.S. from South Africa. At one point, I was homeschooling four children ranging in age from preschool to teenage, all on a single income. I wasn't bringing in any money initially, and even later, when I began teaching at a co-op, it wasn't much.... Read more
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A smooth homeschool year starts with organization. With 32 ready-to-use forms and planners, you can plan your year, track your progress, meet requirements, and stay on top of paperwork, leaving you free to focus on what really matters: your family’s learning adventure.... Read more
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You can start the homeschool year two ways. You can dive straight into a full load on day one, chase everyone through the chaos, and hope the schedule holds. Or you can ease in with a celebration, a printable your kids fill out, a scavenger hunt, and a first day tradition that makes them excited... Read more
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