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Advent Calendar, Holiday Traditions & Christmas Activities.

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Whilst for many children a standard in school education is the best option, there are cases where homeschooling is more suitable. Reasons for choosing to homeschool your child can vary, perhaps your child is being persistantly bullied and despite trying to address and correct the situation by liasing with the school staff the problem has persisted. Perhaps your child is the problem causer and you feel that by homeschooling your child you can supervise your childs behavior more closely, or it cou

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How To Select Valuable Home Teaching School Supplies And Make Sure They Cover The Mandatory Topics.

It’s that time of year again, and everybody (even homeschooling families) are gearing up for the start of another school year! My Four Monkeys and several other bloggers are putting together a Back to School Bash blog carnival, which will take place from August 1st to August 15th. We’ve got some exciting product reviews and giveaways planned! Here at My Four Monkeys we will be having products and giveaways from Dittany Baby , J Swank , Carolina Pad , RandomLine , and more! There will also

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Back To School Bash

She brought her “computer” and book box up to the table, sat herself in my chair, looked at me and signed “Lainey work”. Grin. 5th grade and preschool, all at the same table. Grand idea, don’t you think? ** Potty-training update: She’s been dry ALL day, and tonight at dinner actually stopped eating, told me she had to potty, and she went! I must confess, I’m using a combo of pull ups and big girl pants.

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30 Mar Fractions and ABC’s Author: Donna | Category: Homeschool

The Illinois Legislature has introduced 2 bills that could affect homeschooling in the state. Hat tip: Susan at Home Education Magazine and Illinois Review for both of these bills. The first is HB 3743 , “ILLINOIS VIRTUAL SCHOOLS”: Synopsis: Creates the Illinois Virtual School Act. Establishes the Illinois Virtual School as a statewide virtual school to serve Illinois students in kindergarten through grade 12 and Illinois teachers and other educators, to be funded through an annual St

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Illinois Homeschooler Beware Virtual School Bills

I had a question today from a mom who was very concerned about starting to homeschooling high school. Here is part of my response. Are you brand new to homeschooling? Or just new to high school? I… Need more help homeschooling high school? Check out www.TheHomeScholar.com to learn more.

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Brand New To Homeschooling High School?

With all this searching for a house a good friend of mine suggested that I should really pay attention to school districts too. Whether you send your children to private school, public school, or even if you home school them it is wise to know some information on the school district where you live. When it comes time to sell your house one day this is a factor that may come into play. Young families with young children often want to move into neighborhoods with good schools. And really, in g

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Tuesday’s Tip Jar

Hello! Do your resources address or help with special needs kids? I have a 9th grader who is not working on grade level. ADHD/dyslexia. Thank you! Sue Dear Sue, My mission is helping parents… Need more help homeschooling high school? Check out www.TheHomeScholar.com to learn more.

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Resources for Homeschooling with ADHD and Dyslexia

A while back, I referenced some changes. And then I said not much about it. You probably read it and thought “hmm” and moved on. But we didn’t. The big change around here is that we took Annika out of school after the winter break and started homeschooling her. School wasn’t bad and it wasn’t broken. It just wasn’t enough. Annika is in such a different place from her classmates that she was frustrated. She wanted to go deeper. Do more.

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homeschooling and chickens