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| Blog Name: | The Homeschool Post |
| Url: | http://homeschoolblogawards.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | homeschooling, parenting, education |
| Description: | The Home of the annual Homeschool Blog Awards and a yearly dose of daily inspiration for homeschool moms! Join the HSBA Post authors guest authors as we keep you up to date on what is going on around the home school blogosphere! We hope to be an inspiration and encouragement to your homeschooling journey. |
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A Delayed Start to Voting…
Edvard Munch ~ The Scream The flu has one of our authors down and out, and the rest of us are struggling with a serious lack of free time. That means our voting polls are going to open and close a day off of schedule! We apologize for the inconvenience, but we need Monday to finalize the polls so we don’t slap them up and make mistakes. We’re making our lists and checking them twice! Trust me, you’ll be glad we did in the long run. And we’ll be glad to recover from the burned spots in our retinas a
Edvard Munch ~ The Scream The flu has one of our authors down and out, and the rest of us are struggling with a serious lack of free time. That means our voting polls are going to open and close a day off of schedule! We apologize for the inconvenience, but we need Monday to finalize the polls so we don’t slap them up and make mistakes. We’re making our lists and checking them twice! Trust me, you’ll be glad we did in the long run. And we’ll be glad to recover from the burned spots in our retinas a
National Blog Posting Month
November of last year I took this challenge, since November was the National Blog Posting Month. It was the first time since I began blogging, that I posted everyday. Before that day I posted about 3 times a week sometimes 4. It was so much fun, that I decided to try and continue it for a year. SO>>>>> November 1st was my one year anniversary for posting everyday! I did it! I m
November of last year I took this challenge, since November was the National Blog Posting Month. It was the first time since I began blogging, that I posted everyday. Before that day I posted about 3 times a week sometimes 4. It was so much fun, that I decided to try and continue it for a year. SO>>>>> November 1st was my one year anniversary for posting everyday! I did it! I m
A B See Photomeme: Y is for Yellow
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Reluctant Readers: A quick tip.
I discovered a very simple trick that seems to glue my reluctant reader to his book, and I hope that by sharing it with you, it will help another child discover the love of reading. For his 8th birthday, we bought my son an iPod. I’ve discovered that when he can both listen and read along he will read for much more dedicated periods of time. I can often watch his lips moving, so I can see that he is reading. The unabridged audio playing in the background helps the fear of missing words, and has really improved his pace and comprehension of words.
I discovered a very simple trick that seems to glue my reluctant reader to his book, and I hope that by sharing it with you, it will help another child discover the love of reading. For his 8th birthday, we bought my son an iPod. I’ve discovered that when he can both listen and read along he will read for much more dedicated periods of time. I can often watch his lips moving, so I can see that he is reading. The unabridged audio playing in the background helps the fear of missing words, and has really improved his pace and comprehension of words.
Daytime Curfews
Last year, there was a local email alert to homeschool families regarding a city council meeting where they would be discussing a daytime curfew ordinance. Daytime curfews limit the freedom of a child to move in public. They are designed to curtail crimes committed by juvenile delinquents who are most likely skipping school. The response by local homeschoolers to that city council meeting was so overwhelming, that the city council tabled the move to enact the ordinan
Last year, there was a local email alert to homeschool families regarding a city council meeting where they would be discussing a daytime curfew ordinance. Daytime curfews limit the freedom of a child to move in public. They are designed to curtail crimes committed by juvenile delinquents who are most likely skipping school. The response by local homeschoolers to that city council meeting was so overwhelming, that the city council tabled the move to enact the ordinan
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