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Top 100 from Homeschool.com

It’s a list with something for everyone!

Renew! Rejuvenate! Recharge!

FREE webinars for homeschooling parents designed to help you rejuvenate your spirit, encourage your heart, and feel inspired & recharged in your homeschooling.

7 things homeschoolers won’t tell you

What are they? I’m not telling!

Choose to homeschool

Is homeschooling a good choice for your child? A great way to find out is to attend a homeschool event during School Choice Week, January 25–31, 2015.

Affirmations from down under

According to the Australian version of International Business Times, here are five reasons to homeschool:

How do American homeschoolers measure up?

Great info graphic!   Source: TopMastersInEducation.com

A law that bans homeschooling entirely violates no fundamental liberties ???

Taken from this morning’s HSLDA E-lert Service: (red emphasis added by me) German Homeschool Case May Impact U.S. Homeschool Freedom Sobering Thoughts from the Romeike Case By Michael Farris,…

Another Great Catholic Homeschool Conference

This weekend was the St. Louis Catholic Homeschool Association’s annual Catholic Homeschool Conference. SLCHA has been holding these conferences for almost 20 year and I have been intimately involved in…

If you are in or near St. Louis . . .

Don’t miss the 2012 St. Louis Catholic Homeschool Associations Catholic Homeschool Conference! Tonight’s schedule is as follows: 6-9 p.m. Check-In/Vending 6-6:30 p.m. Pizza and Social Time for High…

Free online learning at Kahn Academy

With over 3,000 videos and 315 practice lessons, KhanAcademy looks like a wonderful resource for homeschoolers. There are all sorts of topics including: math, science, art, finances, history,…

St. Louis Catholic Homeschool Conference

The St. Louis Catholic Homeschool Association’s 2012 Catholic Homeschool Conference is next weekend. This is one of the largest Catholic homeschool conferences in the midwest. If you are in…

Refresh! at this online homeschool conference

Beat winter burnout with Homeschool Connections’ series of FREE webinars for homeschool parents. Over 12 webinars that you attend from home, online, all free, with nationally known speakers….

Book Club — Little House on the Prairie

I am leading a small Book Club at our Homeschool Co-op this year. There are five girls in the class, ranging from 2nd to 6th grade, and we…

School kills creativity

I like to think we thrive on being creative in our house. I don’t think my kids would be the incredibly creative individuals they are had they gone…

Our patron for the 2011-2012 school year

Every fall we choose a different patron saint for our school year. For the 2011-2012 academic year we have chosen St. Louis, King of France. For one reason…

Sad but true: this picnic means end of summer

It had to happen sooner or later — summer is officially over. Yesterday was our St. Louis Catholic Homeschool Association back to school/end of summer picnic. Lots of…

The 12th grade plan

Senior year of high school is always fun to plan. The hard stuff is done and out of the way and we can concentrate on advanced special interest…

The 9th grade plan

I still can’t believe my son is in now high school! There will be lots and lots of heavy duty reading and writing this year. He should enjoy…

Help not needed, at least not this kind

Saint Louis Catholic posted today about an offer, from the City of St. Louis,  to “help” homeschooling parents. Read his post  “Homeschool Help” from the City of St….

An online curriculum sale blog hop

If you are still in need of some curriculum for the coming homeschool year, check out Shower of Roses’ Online Curriculum Blog Hop, now through August 7. Gently…

Even mom gets cool back-to-school goodies!

 

Planning the planbook

As I patiently (?) wait for my planbooks to arrive, I thought I would share this post from the archives: Planbook Alterations I do just about everything on…

The 6th grade plan

The new school year is just around the corner. My planbooks are on order and I’m sorting out the details for my 6th, 9th, and 12th grade students….

Lost, and found, tools of learning

I’m sure most of you are deep in the midst of your homeschool planning for next year. If you are in need of some inspiration, read “The Lost…

Poor ignored blog

For about two months now I have totally ignored my blog! I didn’t mean to, and every day goes by and I try to get something posted, but…