 Homeschooled Teen Writes Best Seller!
Christopher Paolini’s Eragon was an instant New York Times bestseller and has spent 26 consecutive weeks on the list. It is currently the #1 bestselling children’s chapter book – even beating out the Harry Potter books! |
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 Who
Wants to be a Reader?
The latest information and resources to help your child learn to read, love
to read, and ensure they continue to read for the rest of their lives!
Sponsored by: Let's Go Learn |
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Reading and Computers
- Benefits and Bewares
When you incorporate the innovative educational software available today, your home computer can provide endless possibilities for fun, creativity and learning.
Here are 7 steps you can use to make sure your children develop both good eyesight and the visual skills needed for reading excellence while using the computer. |
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Free
English Lesson - Student
Wins Geography Prize
(Requires Adobe
Reader®)
Homeschooled Student Wins National Geography Bee. You read the
headlines... now use this free lesson that helps your
child learn more about the Geography Bee, while improving their writing, grammar, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills at the same time.
Free Lesson Provided By:
English-to-Go |
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Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Gilbert and Sullivan fans know that only “mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the mid-day sun”.
Find out how to turn your sultry summer sun days into fanciful lessons of life, personal exploration, and yes, even time travel. |
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The Dr. Cook Detective Series!
What are the 5 W’s and why are they just as important as the 3 "R's"
A recent report by the National Commission on Writing report, found that 75% of high school seniors never receive writing assignments in social studies, and do not perform long-term projects. The same report found that 50% of high school freshman are "unable to analyze or synthesize information."
Sponsored By: TCR Homeschool Edition |
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Teaching Literature with DVDs
Movies and video documentaries can be indispensable for motivating learners, engaging their curiosity and embedding concepts that might otherwise slip away. Even reading and literature can be enhanced and strengthened through the use of DVDs.
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Better Late
than Early
It is quite common for homeschooled
children to learn to read as young as three or to delay until age eight or nine. Because of the individualized nature of homeschooling, late reading is not a handicap as it
might be in a conventional school setting.
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Study Reveals that Homeschool Parents Want
the Whole Reading Story
Only 25% of homeschool parents think their children read at a level that matches their full potential. |
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 The Gift of Language
As you prepare your child for life in a global economy, what gift can you give to them that would help insure their success? |
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