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Homeschooling Teens Successfully

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We all want to homeschool our teens successfully. Raising teenagers is hard work. But it is also one of the most rewarding. They will act like adults one minute and the next they are acting like the toddler we remember! What a difficult time it is for them and for us as parents!... continue reading

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The Secret to Your Child's Success: The Benefits of Music Education

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 Welcome to Yellow House Book Rental! We are primarily a homeschool curriculum, rental service. However, we offer a variety of services. You can compare each one, at Yellow House Book Rental, and decide which is best for your family. **This post may contain affiliate links and we will be compensated, at no extra charge to you, if you make a purchase after clicking on these By Kathryn Brunner, Founder of Musik at Home, LLC  Out of all the lullabies I sang to my daughter when she was a baby, there was one she absolutely loved the most. It was a...

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Art, Music and History a Great Combination

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Touch  Taste  Smell  Hear  See

The best way for anyone to learn is using as many senses as possible! We have matched up some perfect combinations of art, music and history so you and your children can learn in ways that will make it stick and have fun learning! The best part... it's all on sale! Find out more.

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Playing with Plays- The best way to do plays by Shakespeare and other famous playwrights

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Personal Finance: A subject we should all be teaching our teens

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Is personal finance and budgeting a required class for your homeschooled high schooler? It is in our homeschool. 
I believe that money management and time management are two very important subjects that are often ignored. Both are subjects that our children will need great skills in for the rest of their lives! Hoping that they just figured it out on their own is wishful thinking. 
Children learn from adult modeled behavior. Is it any surprise then, if parents don't handle their money well, their children will not either? And if you look at statistics, most don't ever figure it out, at least not how to manage it well. (continue reading)

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