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FEATURES

• The eagerly awaiting 2008 Practical Homeschooling Reader Awards. Which 205 educational curricula and products were voted the best by your fellow homeschoolers?
• What does it take to win our Cover Photo contest? Find out by viewing the entries that *almost
• won -- with our comments about what could have been done to make each a winner.
• A young homeschool family from Massachusetts and a homeschooled girl from Washington state both share their homeschool days
• Sisters with perfect SAT essays -- at age 13. Two young teen sisters who serve as legislative pages. A Youth of the Year. And they're all homeschooled!

COLUMNS

• Where are those helicopter parents coming from... and why middle-class kids are suddenly getting upper-class-style backup.
• Homeschool author Joyce McPherson know how to make reading a party. Learn from her how to start and run a Mother-Daughter Book Club (with reading suggestions!)
• Chores! How to teach your children to love them, by Melissa Morgan, co-author of Homeschooling on a Shoestring
• Canada's National Educator Literacy Award winner Michael Maloney explains how geography affects history, and how this makes both subjects instantly 100 percent more interesting
• M.I.T. graduate (and Ph.D. mathematics candidate) Bill Pride explains what math majors really do -- and outlines a high school course that SHOULD be taught, but never is
• Education expert Sam Blumenfeld gives his reasons why every homeschooled child should learn public speaking
• Tired of people asking if homeschooling prepares kids for the "real world"? Then you'll want to read homeschool author and speaker Shelley Noonan's interview with her son, a homeschool grad and Peace Corps member.
• Jeannette Webb, recipient of the Presidential Scholar Distinguished Teacher Award and expert at getting kids into top colleges, lays out how to plan a successful freshman year of high school... at home

NEWS

• Patrick Henry College's amazing new building opportunity
• How much do American and Brit teens know about history? Shocking!
• An ingredient you never want to see in your baby care items
• Surprising facts about hearing loss in children

SPOTLIGHT REVIEWS

• A new reader series from a major publisher
• Two award-winning Latin curricula for young children

MORE REVIEWS

• An adorable, easy to use, Christian preschool program
• Learn graphic design at home with this excellent book just for homeschoolers
• A book that helps you teach your children manners
• Looking for service projects for your kids? Try this book!
• A book of projects to turn daughters into Proverbs 31 women
• Life lessons in competence, for kids
• Teach your kids embroidery with this book
• A "science museum in a book"
• For the REALLY reluctant young mathematician... tempt him with baseball statistics -- specifically, fantasy baseball

PLUS...

• Contests for subscribers
• Readers' opinions on important subjects
• Ads with special offers

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