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Here is a great site for science resources: Homes science tools


Planning your next school year, at the Homeschool Classroom you will find some helpful tips to help you.


Need to have a plan for the day, Ready, set go  is a great post full of ideas to help you be prepared no matter what the day brings to you.


Still trying to figure out how to fit everything in your schedule, at Delighting in His Richness you will find a helpful post entitled schedule-that-wouldn't-quit.


Amy @ Raising Arrows also has started a series on Setting up a Schedule. Worth a read.


And still on this topic, at Heart of the Matter Online, you can find an enlightening post on Getting Past Your Homeschooling Brick Wall.


 


Lastly, check these 2 family posts:   The Family that Plays Together and Houses have Windows, Homes have Stories.


Have a great day,

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legendswife said…
Thanks for posting these links with great info!

God Bless
March 22, 2010 at 7:54 AM
Anonymous said…
I thought I'd let you know about a giveaway I'm doing. I've got $100 to Amazon and also $100 to a cool, independent, toy store http://www.crawdaddystoys.com/


in addition to some cool science books and a Colorado Goodie Bag.


All you have to do to enter is post a link about the giveaway on your website/blog and send me your link in the comments of the giveaway page.


Here's the page...

http://homeschoolcheercolorado.com/2010/03/the-cheer-giveaway/


Good luck!


Ann
March 25, 2010 at 6:53 AM
Anonymous said…
Thank you for linking to my blog, and sharing these other great links, too. Love finding lots of treasures in one spot.


Thank you!

Erin

delightinginhisrichness.com
April 17, 2010 at 1:28 PM
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