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• What are “Forest Schools”? We find out!
• Tips from a college instructor to help make your child’s freshman year a success
• Emily Redman outlines some strategies for family service projects during the holidays and beyond
• How to prepare our children for adulthood, starting when they are toddlers
• 8 “Executive Functioning” skills to help our students succeed in the adult world
• How a temporary disability led to this mom’s children learning to be more independent
• You can’t be everywhere doing everything at once! Melissa Morgan shares five coping strategies that help the overwhelmed.
• A day in the life of a West Virginia homeschool family with very young children.

• Mary Pride with step-by-step tips on how to get kids to clean their room
• Attorney Antony Kolenc answers the question, “What tax time perks are there for homeschoolers this year?”
• Emily Redman on how to slim down your children’s screen usage
• Melissa Morgan shares ways to inexpensively add music playing and appreciation to your curriculum
• Melissa Williamson wants to help you “give your middle schooler the world” with maps and geography!
• Cindy LaJoy outlines how high schoolers can pursue an apprenticeship as a step to a rewarding career
• Dr. Kuni Beasley keeps us up-to-date on whether a Gap Year is still a good idea before college or career
• Janice Campbell on the joys of mud!

• What happened when Chicago’s Public Schools were investigated?
• Some tutoring works. Some doesn’t. What’s the difference?
• Have you heard of “Oracy Education”?
• Charlie and the Vanilla Factory
• Race to the bottom

• Find out about the fascinating world of plants with this updated course from Apologia
• We review the new Answers Bible Curriculum edition for homeschoolers
• Learning all the bones of the body can be a hoot!

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