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The Schoolhouse Review Crew

So I am back for another year as a member of the Schoolhouse Review Crew. Ever wonder who else make up this team? Here are a few of them for you to check out their blog. Have fun visiting over the school break and get inspired!

Every Bed of Roses Footprints in the Butter Double O Farms Family Faith & Fridays Circling Through This Life At Home: where life happens Homeschooling for His Glory The Mc Clanahan 7 Finch n Wren Our Life ~ Home and School Unexpected Homeschool Home Sweet Life Carter Chaos Mom's Heart Grace Christian Homeschool Greatly Blessed Counting Pinecones Through the Open Window Dear Homeschooler Through the Calm and Through the Storm Counting Change Again ABC's and Sweet Tea Chickens, Bunnies, and Homeschool Angelic Scalliwags Chestnut Grove Academy Farm Fresh Adventures Homeschool Coffee Break Our Worldwide Classroom Be The One Creative Madness Mama Guiding Light Homeschool Biblical Womanhood My Full Heart A Net in Time West Word Blog Mountain of Grace Homeschooling Puddle Jumping Pea of Sweetness Teacher Mom of 3 Ladybug Daydreams A Learning Journey The Home:Work Diaries Bear Creek Felting Schoolhouse Review Crew

Now don't forget the Schoolhouse Review Crew is just a branch of the Old Schoolhouse long lasting homeschool company. Don't forget to check out their SchoolhouseTeachers.com website which offers a wide variety of courses for kids K-12, as well as their annual print magazine coming out shortly!



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