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• 2017 Reader Awards — Our readers have voted! See what thousands of experienced homeschoolers chose as the 311 best educational products of 2017. BONUS: Meet the people behind five of your favorite companies!
• 2017 Tax Breaks for Homeschoolers: What is the tax situation for homeschoolers this year, when making out our 2016 taxes?

• What to do when your child is unable to keep up with the high-pressure pace of modern education
• When Writing is Too Hard: Here’s an out-of-the-box solution for students to whom writer’s block is the rule, not the exception.
• Time to rediscover an “old” reading method that is brand new to most homeschoolers — and that will have a special appeal to hands-on students with reading problems
• Share the homeschool day with a rural family from Michigan who are homeschooling a son and two 5-year-old Down Syndrome daughters, one of whom is adopted

• Magda Jackson on joys, woes, and benefits of cooking with toddlers
• Melissa Morgan’s top tips for teaching little ones the value of work
• Bess Wuertz reveals how to teach grammar the low-cost/no-cost Montessori way
• NEW columnist Joyce Burges provides a 4-step plan to help you hang on to your sanity = and help your kids grow up — during those emotionally fraught middle-school years
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley spills the details about the top 20 full-ride college scholarships — many of which apply to HUNDREDS of colleges — that hardly anyone knows about
• Anne Wegener reminds us it’s not too early to start planning for an educational and relaxing summer

• How to find out the standardized testing requirements in your state (or any other)
• The latest study on what kids and parents think about reading, and kid’s actual reading behavior
• A surprising educational booster for young kids

• How to get started in homeschooling
• Contests for subscribers with awesome prizes!
• Envelope Gallery of kids’ art
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