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A summary of the legal options for homeschooling in every state. Organizations. Homeschool organizations in your neighborhood or across the world ...

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Homeschool Curriculum for the Best Homeschooling

A complete manipulatives-based K-12 homeschool math curriculum.

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Jill Hadley shares how her homeschooling journey started in 2020 on this episode of the Zan Tyler Podcast! #homeschooljourney ...

Looking for something fun to do with kids in Michigan? Take a visit to Tahquamenon Falls.

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Hands in Motion Homeschool PE and Athletics for all ages. In Rockliin, CA.

Join the Homeschooler Next Door as we sit with Jessica Hulcy, founder of the KONOS curriculum. Having 4 boys to teach Jessica quickly found that she needed more than seat work. Listen and learn how this innovative lady turned her need into a curriculum for thousands.

Joanne discusses homeschooling, getting your children into college, setting up a dual credit program with your community college, the Andrea Yates situation, and the Homeschool Honor Society Eta Sigma Alpha.

When you have only one child in a sea of families with many children, how do you cope? How do you adjust the lesson plans? Donna C, author of Homeschooling Only One shows you how to adjust and adapt in the homeschooling world.

Patsy and Doug Arnold, founders of Texas Special Kids, discuss how to bring your special needs children home, the challenges of homeschooling a special needs child and the rewards and resources available to help parents.

… just not very motivated at the moment.  DC life has taken some getting used to.  Plus I feel like I’ve lost my “blog identity,” now that I’m not professorin’ or homeschooling. Be patient.