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October Pick-of-the-Month!

Posted on Oct 2 2012 by admin

Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Teens by Debra Bell   This Month Only – 30% Off The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling Teens, by the best-selling author of the Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling and the Ultimate Homeschool Planner, offers truly unique and helpful information for the new homeschooler and the veteran alike. It includes nine sections, each [...]

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Days and Hours of Instruction

Posted on Aug 12 2012 by Yvonne Bunn

This post is part of a series titled, “Homeschool Q&A.” The series features questions we’ve received from parents on a variety of topics–and the answers. Q. Should I keep a record of the days and hours of home instruction and if so, to whom do I submit it? A. The compulsory attendance law in §22.1-254(A) [...]

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Gigantic August Sale

Posted on Aug 10 2012 by admin

Save 20-30% This Whole Month* Don’t miss HEAV’s super August blowout sale! Save 20% off retail prices on nearly every item in our store, plus members get an additional 10% discount on all items, for a savings of 30%! The sale runs the whole month of August, but shop now because some quantities are very [...]

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When Life Broadsides Your Homeschool

Posted on Jul 16 2012 by admin

By Vicki Bentley, www.everydayhomemaking.com You had a wonderful plan this fall for a well-rounded education, envisioning academic excellence and character development in your smiling, well-adjusted offspring. But then…It happened (pick one): Your husband got transferred, and you have now moved across country, separated from your family or community support system. Your husband has been deployed, and you [...]

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Lesson Planning & Recordkeeping

Posted on Jul 16 2012 by admin

By Vicki Bentley, www.everydayhomemaking.com 1. Set goals for each child (intellectual, physical, spiritual, social – see Luke 2:52). 2. Determine what will be covered this year. 3. Order appropriate materials to accomplish goals. Consider “living” books and life skills. 4. Decide on a “school” schedule. Some suggestions: Many new homeschoolers know only to have “school at home” and don’t realize that [...]

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