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• 2003 Software Awards ballot
• How to teach your kids to do chores
• What's the difference between "family music" and packaged music, and how can we provide rich music education at home?
• The 9 questions you should ask a piano teacher
• How to start your own piano-teaching business
• The difference between a democracy and a republic, and why Benjamin Franklin was dead set against democracy
• Questions the publishers of public-school literature curriculum hope you'll never ask

• NEW COLUMN! How to avoid 12 common curriculum-buying traps, by Melissa Morgan, co-author of Homeschooling on a Shoestring
• NEW COLUMN! How to get your preschooler ready for reading, by retired kindergarten teacher and author June Oberlander
• NEW COLUMN! The math of large families, or why more kids doesn't necessarily mean more work, by Mary Pride, the publisher of Practical Homeschooling and the mother of 9 totally homeschooled kids
• Forgotten American History: God's providence and how it saved the American Revolution, by education expert Sam Blumenfeld
• How to make real-world heroes a part of your field trips, by unit-studies and co-op pioneer Jessica Hulcy, co-author of the KONOS Curriculum
• How your teens can get involved in government, by Kristin Hamerski, Miss Teen Alaska, who was one of the hosts for the very first live Youth Gubernatorial Debate in the USA
• How busy dads can use storytelling to capture the hearts and imaginations of their children--even when they're on the road, by Chris Klicka, Senior Counsel for Home School Legal Defense Association
• How to encourage children to love writing, by Dave Marks of the National Writing Institute

• Atelier: The Video-Based Art Program
• So You Thought You Couldn't Draw series
• ArtAnswer: videos that teach line, shape, and color
• Wilton Art Appreciation Program
• KONOS In a Bag: unit studies with the ingredients built in
• BJU BookLinks: literature unit studies from a major textbook publisher
• Covenant Home Curriculum Reader's Guides
• Progeny Press Bible Based Study Guides: over 80 book study units
• BJUP Elementary Reading Curriculum
• Christian Light Sunrise Reading Program
• Rod and Staff grades 5-9 readers

• Letters to the Editor
• Contests for subscribers
• Envelope Gallery of homeschooled kids' art

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