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• The 2020 Practical Homeschooling© i-Learn Awards™. Our readers have voted! See what they chose as the 125 best ONLINE educational products of 2020. Bonus: Meet the people behind five of your favorite companies!
• All about Pandemic Pods: Are they just for rich people? What are the legal issues?
• Fun & unusual holidays: nine new reasons to pause & celebrate
• How . . . and why . . . to introduce your child to primary sources for your history studies

• Our publisher, Mary Pride, explains what you need to succeed
• Attorney Antony Kolenc provides an overview of state homeschooling requirements, plus a handy state-by-state chart
• Emily Redman offers creative ways to teach preschool science & engineering, that the whole family can enjoy!
• Melissa Morgan has her own spin on making your own math manipulatives
• Melissa Williamson presents Med School for Middle Schoolers: introducing medical terminology & anatomy
• College-prep expert Dr. Kuni Beasley points out that sn increasing number of colleges are “Test Optional.” What does that mean for you?
• Janice Campbell gleans some comfort from what we’ve gone through this summer

• An assessment of public school’s foray into home online education
• How surveillance is increasing in the public schools

• Meet the metal-working homeschooler who just won $150,000 in the Regeneron Science Talent Search

• What’s in those enormous grades 1–3 Timberdoodle boxes? How can we organize it?
• An even-handed textbook for American history
• The small box that will help you get your lagging child up to speed in addition and subtraction

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