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• 2019 Practical Homeschooling Reader Awards. Thousands of homeschoolers rated the products they have used, and now you can see the results!
• Great tips from real life on how to homeschool when you have ZERO energy
• This family discovered a free program that gets their kids outdoors AND highly motivated!
• Standardized testing—if you have to or choose to do it, important things to know

• Attorney Antony Kolenc explains how guardianship works, & why it’s especially important for a homeschool family to have a legal plan for what happens if the parents die
• Mary Pride point out what are the biggest changes in homeschool curriculum over the past few decades
• Melissa Morgan describes tips and tricks that work when teaching handwriting
• Melissa Williamson dishes on how to make grammar cool in middle school
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley tells you many ways you can use community college to your advantage, even if your goal is to graduate from a prestigious 4-year college
• Janice Campbell shares some deep thoughts about what kids can learn from a clock face

• New study firms up the connection between screen use and lack of physical activity and sleep
• Deaf children learn differently, and not quite in the way researchers expected

• Take a “Grand Tour” of the United States via these charming readers, and get 2nd/3rd grade language arts & reading thrown in as well!

• Now app manufacturers are coming out with . . . workbooks?
• Nancy Pearcey writes another important book
• A game to help your children learn cursive handwriting

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• Envelope Gallery of kids’ art
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