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• The 2020 Practical Homeschooling® Reader Awards™. Our readers have voted! See what they chose as the 370 best educational products of 2020. Bonus: Meet the people behind five of your favorite companies!
• How to get started in homeschooling: Requirements and expert advice
• How students benefit from learning cursive handwriting
• Five simple ways to build handwriting skills when your child has dysgraphia
• 12 Strategies for Teaching Active Kids. They wiggle! they fight! They’re so bored! Here’s what to do.

• Our publisher, Mary Pride, explains the difference between crisis schooling and homeschooling
• Attorney Antony Kolenc explains how to prepare for the legal issues that can arise when you take your homeschool on the road
• Emily Redman offers creative ways to add joy and organization to your preschool, with your smartphone
• Melissa Morgan has great suggestions for how to spice up your summer science projects
• Melissa Williamson presents Nurse Nancy’s guide to first-aid training for your middle schoolers
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley has the skinny on college placement and achievement exams: what, when, and where to take them, now that everything has changed
• Janice Campbell has some inspiring thoughts on why real long-lasting learning works better at a real-world pace

• The verdict is in on Common Core.
• Parents’ opinions on school closures and homeschooling.
• New study on the importance of emotional intelligence

• One of the top workbook publishers has just launched a set of hands-on kits. Do we like them?

• Math refresher for parents
• Tabernacle study resources
• Historic AP Capstone opportunity

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