Weekend homeschool links:

• 5 Questions to ask before trashing your homeschool curriculum
• How to teach kids to work hard, without killing their love of learning
• 10 non-fiction books I can’t stop recommending (so special to be on this list!)
• Is there anyone less alone than the mother of young children?
• A simple experiment to do with water, pepper, and dish soap!
• To share with your kids before Monday’s eclipse

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And right now they’re offering a free monthly trial & discounts up to 25%, making it the perfect time to check them out before these back to homeschool offers end!

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In today’s post: Life Management for Homeschooling Mothers, Live Uncaged, McGuffey Readers, Wind in the Willows, plus several more titles! Click through to download. 

All of the resources below were available free or on offer at the time this post was put together, but keep in mind that Amazon freebies/deals change rapidly, so don’t wait to download those that interest you. I’d also recommend double-checking that the price hasn’t changed before clicking to order!

Also, a disclaimer: I’ve done my best to choose titles I think my readers would enjoy, but I haven’t read all of the books listed below. Please preview to determine what’s appropriate for you and yours. Have fun!
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Weekend homeschool links:

• How I learned to clean like a grown-up
• Be the kind of teacher you’d want to have
• Why do some students fail, where others succeed?
• I’m pushing my kids to grow up too fast (in one way only)
• How to “soft open” the homeschool year
• Neat ideas here for starting your mornings together at home

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Planning to teach a child to read this homeschool year? My Elijah used ReadingEggs.com a few years ago, & it was another fun step toward his reading fluency.

We checked it out first by signing up for their free trial, and you can, too! 4 weeks FREE with no credit card required.

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In today’s post: My Father’s Dragon, A Bible Study for Middle School Girls, Wild and Free, Cookie Recipes, plus several more titles! Click through to download. 

All of the resources below were available free or on offer at the time this post was put together, but keep in mind that Amazon freebies/deals change rapidly, so don’t wait to download those that interest you. I’d also recommend double-checking that the price hasn’t changed before clicking to order!

Also, a disclaimer: I’ve done my best to choose titles I think my readers would enjoy, but I haven’t read all of the books listed below. Please preview to determine what’s appropriate for you and yours. Have fun!
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Weekend homeschool links:

• Special needs homeschooling and everyday messes
• Beautiful video explaining autism
• Mozart’s Violin: A story about Austria
• The summer of my extroverted child
• Ideas for themed nature journals  (Gorgeous!)
• Can we all go to this outdoor preschool? 😉

Featured sponsor:

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Right now you can use the code “tjedshs2017” for $10 OFF your registration.

Have you been wanting to try Life of Fred Math (or chemistry…or reading…or ???) in the upcoming homeschool year? If so, check this out:

Educents regularly offers Fred at 10%+ OFF, but right now they are offering FREE US shipping, too! AND if your order ends up being over $100+, you’ll get an EXTRA 10% OFF with the code “BTS” sitewide–woot! To see my in-depth review of the Fred books, head here.

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