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• Do we want our kids to turn to be nice... shallow slackers? Of course not! So what ARE we aiming for?
• "What Are Homeschool Leaders Thinking?" We attend a national leaders conference and tell you all about it.
• Kids hate to write? Not at this co-op! What's their secret?
• What is the Charlotte Mason Method, and how did it come to America?
• See the photos that ALMOST made the cover of Practical Homeschooling... with tips on how you can send in a winning photo next year!
• Homeschool, the Next Generation: How two married homechool graduates teach their young children.

• Ready to give your kids a BIG academic boost? Classical education expert Diane Lockman spells out exactly how you can add two semesters of Philosophy to their high-school program.
• Don Aslett, the world's #1 cleaning and time-management expert, warns how clutter can sneak up on you and how to recognize "junkitis"
• Best-selling science author Janice VanCleave helps you become that "cool" parent who knows all about how to do experiments with dry ice
• Melissa Morgan, co-author of Homeschooling on a Shoestring, has a preschool lesson that ties into each of the 12 Days of Christmas
• Education expert Sam Blumenfeld shares his memories of how Christmas and Hannukah were celebrated in America's schools and communities... 70 years ago!
• Homeschool author Rhonda Barfield on how prayer has helped her homeschool

• The "Digital Generation" turns out to be clueless at research. Now, how to fix this?
• Free online lessons in how to be a good digital citizen, for kids
• The next scary step in the Common Standards scheme
• Homeschooler graduates from college at age 15 (yes, FROM college at FIFTEEN). Just following in his older sisters' footsteps, as it turns out.

• Valerie Bendt's "Reading Made Easy" phonics curriculum

• Three documentaries and one film that really impressed us, all on DVD.

• Contests for subscribers with awesome prizes!
• Envelope Gallery of kids' art
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