FEATURES
- 2004 Software Award Winners. Find out what the best 100+ educational software programs are, according to your fellow homeschoolers!
- A Winning Gym Co-Op: how one support group integrated physical education into their weekly activities
- "What I Learned at the Dale Carnegie Course": a teen homeschooler checks out this way to improve social and leadership skills
- A Day at Our House: a diary by a dad from Lawton, OK, and another by a mom from Kalamazoo, MI, with a complete sample homeschool schedule
COLUMNS
- Kaboom! Science on a shoestring. Fun and free science resources, including where to find how to build a "spud cannon." By Melissa Morgan, co-author of Homeschooling on a Shoestring
- How to teach motor skills. By retired kindergarten teacher and author June Oberlander
- Forgotten American History: did you know that America started with educational freedom? By education expert Sam Blumenfeld
- "The Making of a Master Teacher": what we can expect from second-generation homeschoolers. By unit-studies and co-op pioneer Jessica Hulcy, co-author of the KONOS Curriculum
- How to enter and win beauty pageants. By homeschooler Kristin Hamerski, Miss Alaska National Teen-Ager 2004
- How to teach the basics of math fluency. By Michael Maloney, founder of the Quinte Learning Centers in Canada and winner of the Canada Post National Educator Literacy Award.
- Homeschool graduate Michael Reitz explains how journaling can help you spiritually, psychologically, and emotionally.
REVIEWS
- An online curriculum for the whole family for $75/year.
- A new interactive music program that meets the National Standards for Music Education
- Spotlight on the classic "Lyrical Learning" life science audio/workbook curriculum, including their new earth science module.
PLUS...
- Contests for subscribers
- Envelope Gallery of homeschooled kids' art
- Time-sensitive ads with special offers for fall curriculum
