How Do I Know What To Teach and When to Teach It?
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One of the best things about homeschooling is being able to study what you want – when you want. On the other hand there are certain topics that do need to be covered. If you are new to homeschooling or just in panic mode (a place I visit a couple of times a year), then you would like to know what “typically”...
Around The Web In 12 Links – Math
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Math seems to be one of the most difficult subjects to teach these days. Those formulas and short cuts we were taught in school all but seem forgotten. That is the reason I decided to start the year off with sharing some great Math weblinks. I hope they will be a blessing to you as you learn to incorporate some into your...
Around the Web in a Dozen Links
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Welcome to January’s trip around the web and the universe! Winter is a wonderful time to do a little stargazing with children because the sky is dark even before bedtime. Meteor shower viewing has been frustrating for the past several months because we have had a full moon to contend with for all the major showers. The...
Around the Web in 12 Links
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I am filling in for SoCalVal of Weblink Education for a few months. I look forward to sharing the bookmarks I’ve collected. 48 links shouldn’t be hard to find, since I probably have closer to 148. Today’s tour will include two links for various subjects. I hope you find something to enrich your lessons! Bible Character...
Around The Web In 12 Links: July 2008
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Welcome! I am your tour guide for the month of July. This our third adventure through the WEBworld in 12 links. This month our special destination is the Land Of Art. I hope you find these especially helpful and enjoyable. Our first stop will be at the local “no membership required” town of Homemade. Yes, you will...
Around The Web In A Dozen Links: June 2008
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Are you ready to bless that father in your life? I hope so. Today’s 12 link tour around-the-web will give you the tools you’ll need for a sucessful celebration with “dad“.As you know, being a dad in todays society is a difficult task. The pressure to work hard to support a family, be a good husband,...
Around The Web In 12 Links: May 2008
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Welcome to my first guided 12 Link tour around the WEBworld… Today I am going to take you on a tour that will break the boundaries of the literary world as you know. I want to introduce you to the world of Language. As you know, there are hundreds of different languages that color the world we live in. However, today I...
The Computer Savvy Preschooler
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The Computer Savvy Preschooler When I first started preschool homeschooling my son I relied on my computer and the internet for exploring lesson plans and ideas to help me along the way. The internet is not a new concept by any means, but it still fascinates me that my son and I can take virtual field trips, find pictures and...
Around the Web in a (Baker’s) Dozen Links: March 2008
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Ready for your March journey around the web? Let’s jump right in! As always, check each website before letting your children loose on the web. Happy Surfing! The Arts: Notepad is a free version of Finale’s music writing software. This software will have children composing and transcribing music for fun which is a...
15 Homemade Math Manipulatives
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Math manipulatives are beneficial in so many ways. Your child will be able to “touch” and “see” the math concepts come to life. “1 + 1″ will not only be something recalled from rote memorization but it will be understood. My boys have learned so much with the incorporation of these...
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