It’s always a good day when a Sally Clarkson book releases,
and the topic of her newest one couldn’t be more timely! (afflink)
Weekend homeschool links:
- Free Offline Math Games Perfect for Building Problem-Solving Skills
- Cozy Reading Nooks for Your Kids (always love seeing these!)
- 7 Simple Tips for Gameschooling Children of Multiple Ages
- Homeschooling with Audiobooks: Is it Cheating?
- Want to Homeschool, But Don’t Want the Responsibility?
- 4 years ago on the blog: Coffee and Books – An Unexpected Homeschool Game-Changer
- This week on the Simple Homeschool podcast: Ep 71, 3 ways to connect with your middle schoolers
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