For the New Homeschooler
Planning
- Planning Your Year
- Schooling by the Calendar Year (start in January, end in November)
- Planning Your Week
- Planning Your Day
- Planning Your Subjects
Homeschooling From A Place of Rest and Leisure
- Exorcising School: Returning to the True Meaning of School in Our Homeschool
- Seek and You Will NOT Find: The Most Difficult Part of Schole for a Type A Mom
- Starting With the Woman in the Mirror: A Personal Makeover of Spirit, Experience, and Vision
- Morning Meeting Makeover: Starting Our Day with Truth, Beauty, Goodness, and Wisdom
- Table Time: Digging Deep, Following Interests, and Blazing Trails
My Tricks of the Trade
Something Fun- Ballet Unit Study
- Globe Trotting Girls (World Geography study)
Something Useful
Hi Chelli!I am a new homeschool mom and feel that we have a lot in common already. I was wondering though... do you make copies of all your workbooks to use later? I have all new ones and want to re-sell or re-use. HELP! Ellen Tidwell
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