Has anyone read any good hs books lately ?
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What sort of homeschool book are you looking for?
That's a rather open ended question. What sort of book are you looking for? History of homeschooling, how to start homeschooling, learning styles / homeschool methods, curriculum resource guides?
well!!!!!!
Theodore,
All of the above I guess! Anything that you or anyone thinks would be helpful to a first year hsing mother and my children. I am a christian and I want our hs centered around God. I just want as much good hs info as possible!!!!!!!! So any ideas would be great!!!!
Thanks much!
All of the above I guess! Anything that you or anyone thinks would be helpful to a first year hsing mother and my children. I am a christian and I want our hs centered around God. I just want as much good hs info as possible!!!!!!!! So any ideas would be great!!!!
Thanks much!
In that case, here's some books you'll probably like:
Well in that case, you'll love this page, and I should put in a shameless plug for Mary Pride's Complete Guide to Getting Started in Homeschooling as well.
Books
OOOoooooo!! My favorite topic - BOOKS!!!
1. The Unschooling Handbook - I am not actually an unschooler, but this book was great
2. Anything by Ruth Beechik - I have her 3 R's and I think she has a brand new book out
3. Homeschooling for Dummies - You know the yellow and black cover books
4. Honey for a Child's Heart - gives great suggestions for books to read to your kids
I hope this gives you a place to start. There are so many good books out there, I can't wait to see some of the other suggestions. I am practically drooling with anticipation.
Blessings, Robin
1. The Unschooling Handbook - I am not actually an unschooler, but this book was great
2. Anything by Ruth Beechik - I have her 3 R's and I think she has a brand new book out
3. Homeschooling for Dummies - You know the yellow and black cover books
4. Honey for a Child's Heart - gives great suggestions for books to read to your kids
I hope this gives you a place to start. There are so many good books out there, I can't wait to see some of the other suggestions. I am practically drooling with anticipation.
Blessings, Robin
Blessed are they that hear the Word of GOD and keep it. Luke 11:28
I just finished "creative correction" It had some great ideas that my boys actually like. We now have a corection jar for those times when your not quite sure what discipline to choose. They helped fill it with ideas for when they do something wrong, like no bike for a day, or 10 jumping jacks, and we even put in a mercy card that shows that even when we deserve punishment we can still show eachother mercy. It is just one of the really cool ideas in this book.
Phi 4:13 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.
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Great book I'm reading now...
I am currently reading "The Everything Homeschooling Book" by Sherri Linsenbach and am finding it VERY enlightening! Again, however, I am just starting at this stuff!
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A recommendation.
I'm currently reading 'Homeschooling - Take a Deep Breath-You can Do This!' by Terrie Lynn Bittner.
It's a wonderful book packed with encouragement and advice for both the beginning homeschooler and the veteran alike.
It's a wonderful book packed with encouragement and advice for both the beginning homeschooler and the veteran alike.
Grab your FREE copy of The Parent's Guide To Homeschooling at http://www.good-guides.org/homeschool/optin.html
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