The Most Common Home-schooling Myths Exposed and Explained

How true are the most common myths about home-schooling? Do the kids really stay at home all day? Are they anti-social? When they graduate from high school, are they eligible to do things like join the military or attend college? These questions and many more are answered in this article.

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Homeschooling- Where to Begin

This article discusses resources for families who are new to homeschooling. Casts homeschooling in a positive light. Keywords used: homeschooling and homeschool

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The Advantages of Homeschooling

This article focuses on the advantages of homeschooling. Casts homeschooling in a very positive light. Rich with the following keywords: homeschooling, homeschooled, homeschooler

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Homeschooling: The Growing Movement

This article focuses on the increase in homeschooling. Also noted are the advantages of homeschooling. Casts homeschooling in a very positive light. Rich with the folloing keywords: homeschooling, homeschooled

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How to increase your child's reading success !

Give your preschool child a head start in reading. Use age-appropriate computer software to assist your child in learning phonics based skills. Your child will enjoy learning since it can be fun to hear sounds and words pronounced as your child clicks using the mouse and they also accumulate points along the way.

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The Invisible Enemy

More people were killed during the flu pandemic of 1918 than were killed during World War I. What caused this massive pandemic, how did the war effort help to spread it, and what did researchers and scientists learn from it? Written for a 6th to 8th grade audience, The Invisible Enemy can be used as part of a home-schooling curriculum, and affords the opportunity for in-depth discussions on the nature of viruses and germs, how government policies impact daily life, and other relevant topics.

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