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• 2023 Reader Awards. Our readers have voted! See what they chose as the 407 best educational products of 2022. Bonus: Meet the people behind four of this year’s winning companies and find out how they turned their ideas into successful businesses
• Here is a new twist on homeschool scheduling! What happens when a family takes a week off for each child’s birthday?
• Bills need to be paid. So what can you do, short of joining the corporate rat race? Ruth O’Neil shows how she does it.
• Debbie Googeg shares how the time she and her children spent serving her ailing mom changed their lives
• A day in the life of a family with seven kids, and another in the life of a homeschooling R.N. married to a journeyman carpenter.

• Mary Pride shows why homeschooling is the most affordable investment, with a great rate of return!
• Attorney Antony Kolenc leads us on a worldwide tour of homeschooling
• Give Emily Redman a bag of flour, and preschool fun and learning happens
• Melissa Morgan explains how to set up and run a summer History Club
• You’ve heard of the “tools of learning.” Melissa Williamson introduces the hammer and needle and paintbrush of learning!
• If you child has ever thought of becoming a doctor, you won’t want to miss Dr. Kuni Beasley’s sage advice
• Janice Campbell on how planning can actually make your summer more relaxing

• We loved their early learning and grades 1–3. Do Timberdoodle’s upper elementary courses keep their winning streak alive?
• Art history for kids via streaming lectures and really fun hands-on projects.

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