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• How to get started in homeschooling: the first 10 steps
• Ways your homeschool athlete can continue to pursue their love of sports after high school: NOT including playing college or pro sports
• History can be sad. But our kids need to know the truth. How to handle this with common sense and sensitivity
• Ten-plus ways to teach the times tables
• What is “world schooling”? How can it be done when you’re homeschooling your kids and have no money?
• Taming the “Enough Monster” with personalized homeschool goals
• Some fun holiday crafts from year’s end to ValentineÕs Day
• This Pennsylvania mom is a nanny AND a homeschooler. How does she do it?

• Attorney Antony Kolenc answers the question, “In what states can homeschoolers access public-school academics and extracurriculars?” With handy state-by-state chart.
• Our new preschool columnist Rebekka Parry shows how to make a tool that takes your toddler from riot to quiet
• How experienced English teacher Melissa Williamson teaches the literary elements with Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol
• Bill Pride demystifies high-school geometry. It’s more relevant to non-STEM students and easier to learn than you might have thought!
• Dr. Kuni Beasley introduces the super study skill of Inspectional Reading
• Julie Grosz warms our hearts as we close out the year

• Teens’ surprising new life aspirations
• FBI stats on crime in schools
• Which parents are thinking of changing schools, and how many choose homeschooling?
• More!

• Three books and a poster cast a surprising light on ancient peoples and their histories . . . especially Native Americans

• Is this Compendium Òthe best how-to book everÓ? See what our reviewer thinks!
• An old classic makes a well-deserved comeback

• Three books and a poster cast a surprising light on ancient peoples and their histories . . . especially Native Americans

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