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• Making history “real” to kids of different ages . . . all at once!
• A typical homeschooling day for a single mom who works as a church janitor

• Starting a kid business? Some legal issues to consider.
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• Melissa Morgan teaches the art of planning to elementary-age children, in 7 easy steps.
• Melissa Williamson makes it easier for you to teach your middlers how to do research.
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley explains what a homeschooler needs to study before applying to colleges.
• Janice Campbell provides sweet relief to overanxious parents who think they need to teach everything all at once.

• Is the public school solving its bullying problem?
• How important is online home-schooling to homeschoolers?
• How much do students know about their student loans, and where can yours learn what others miss?

• Math Lessons for a Living Education offers a truly original approach to elementary math instruction.

• Teach your kids all 70 phonograms.
• Learn to draw using letters.
• Meet the founder of the first American art movement.
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