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Kindergarten Homeschool Curriculum Bundle Giveaway
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Enter for a chance to win the Kindergarten Homeschool Bundle Giveaway! $40 value. Reading, Writing, Penmanship, and Math all included. The Complete Phonics Reading Book Set from Blue Manor Education as well as Life of Fred Apples and Butterflies Math books, 5 months rentals, from Yellow House Book Rental.... Find out more and enter for a chance to win here
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- Tags: Books, Children, Curriculum, Homeschool, Life of Fred, Math, Reading, Rent, Writing
Encourage Your Young Writer
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April 10th is Encourage a Young Writer Day!
As a homeschool parent, you are continually encouraging your children to be strong writers, but this mini-holiday is a great day to stop and think of precisely how you can better support your child's writing.
Renting Homeschool Curriculum: A Low Budget Option
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Ever wish you could just rent that expensive textbook and return it when you were finished? Don’t have a lot of bookshelf space to hang on to years worth of curriculum? Need budget friendly options for your homeschool curriculum choices?.... continue reading
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- Tags: Apologia, Books, Classes, Curriculum, Highschool, History, Homeschool, Reading, Rent, Reviews, Science, Sonlight, WriteShop, Writing
Finding Curriculum for Less
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What is renting homeschool curriculum all about? Is it really a savings? How does it work? In her article, Homeschool Books for Less, Heidi, from the Unexpected Homeschooler did an excellent job of explaining our services to her readers. Here is just a bit of it..... continue reading
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National Backward Day and Proofreading
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Surprise, surprise! Most children simply don’t get the whole editing thing. They like what they wrote and can’t understand why you want them to—gasp!—look for ways to improve it.