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Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool and Steady Mom
This giveaway has ended; thanks for your interest!
I have a love-love relationship with my Kindle. I wasn’t sure about non-paper reading a couple of years ago when I ordered it initially, but since then I’ve become a total convert.
Not that I’ve turned my back on paper books altogether, mind you. But I love that I can take my Kindle when I go work at the library or a coffee shop and have more than 100 books right in my bag, all as light as a single paperback!
Kindles have become one of my favorite gifts as well–I gave one to my daughter Trishna for Christmas a while ago and I recently gave one to Steve just because.
And this week, I want to give away a Kindle Fire HD7 to one of you!
What’s the occasion
As I mentioned in Monday’s post, this week is the 4th annual iHomeschool network ebook bundle sale.
It’s a collection of over $750 worth of homeschooling resources available through Sunday, August 9th for only $25!
Over 70 ebooks are included in the bundle, and these colorful resources will be uber-easy to download and read on a lovely new Kindle, allowing you to take your homeschooling inspiration on-the-go wherever you go: while watching the children at the park, for a Mom’s sanity evening out, or to the library while the kids browse the shelves.
Note: The Omnibus itself is NOT included in this giveaway, so keep that in mind if you’re hoping to purchase it before the sale ends on Sunday!
How to win
Note: This giveaway has ended; thanks for your interest!
Step 1. This giveaway is open to subscribers of this blog, Simple Homeschool, who live in the U.S. So sorry, international readers!
If you aren’t a subscriber, not a problem! Sign up here (it’s FREE!), then make sure you confirm your subscription via email to make it active.
Step 2. After you’ve become a subscriber, head here to read about this year’s Homeschool Omnibus.
Look for the title of at least one resource you think might make your parenting/homeschool life easier in the months ahead.
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Step 3. Then leave a comment on this post, answering this question: “How old are your children, and which resource from this year’s Omnibus do you think might be a help to you right now?”
Note: This giveaway has ended; thanks for your interest!
(If you’re reading this via email or reader, you must click here to leave your comment on this post at Simple Homeschool. Comments or emails left elsewhere don’t count as entries.)
By following the instructions above, anyone can receive one entry to win!
Here are two more ways to increase your chances of winning:
1. Readers who purchase the Homeschool Omnibus through my links receive TWO extra entries!
After purchasing the bundle, just forward your receipt to bonus(at)infusedcomms(dot)com
Leave an initial comment on this post following the instructions above, then an additional comment that says “I bought the omnibus!” (That means you’ll get a total of 3 entries!)
2. For one extra entry, share this giveaway with your friends on Facebook. Then leave another comment telling me you did so.
If you do all of the above you can receive a maximum of FOUR entries. I’m going to have so much fun emailing someone on Monday to let them know they’ve won!
This giveaway has ended and the winner is Danielle, who wrote: “My children are 14, 10 and 8. Good grief, it’s hard to choose just one resource but if you pinned my arm behind my back and made me choose – it would have to be Beautifully Broken: Finding Joy in the Pain. My youngest son has significant disabilities and this title really spoke to my heart.”
The most inspiring resources for your 2015-2016 homeschool year
My children are ten, nine, six, and two. Organization for a Peaceful Home would be very helpful in my life.
My children are 9 and 6. Celebrate Homeschool Create Your Own Traditions looks intriguing for us. Thanks for the opportunity.
My children are 14, 10 and 8.
Good grief, it’s hard to choose just one resource but if you pinned my arm behind my back and made me choose – it would have to be Beautifully Broken: Finding Joy in the Pain. My youngest son has significant disabilities and this title really spoke to my heart.
Connected teens, connected families would really help us this year. This is our first year homeschooling trying it out with the 12 year old first. Day one already he wants to go back to school. The very reason we took him out!
My children are 16, 12, and 6. Our oldest is quickly approaching college age, so I think that College Admissions for Homeschoolers would be very helpful.
My children are 14, 11, 9, and 7 at this time..
Looking thru the list, this jumped out at me: Financial Responsibility Bundle. Another resource would be Facing the Giant: Homeschooling Through High School (MP3).
My kids are 3 and 6 and I am very interested in SQUILT Volume 3: Romantic Era as I think it would helps kick start music study in our house.
My kids are 13, 10, 7, and 2. The American Sign Language course would be great for our homeschool this year.
My children are 6 and 3. I think Hands-On Learning would be a great help to us this year.
My kids are 11, 9, and 6…the American Sign Language course would be great for us as we serve each year at a camp for kids affected by disability. And my kids would love the comics as well!
My children are 8, 7, 5, 3, and a newborn. The sign language one would be really neat!
My children are 9, 7, 6, 4, 3, 1, and 3 months old. Organization for a Peaceful Home would be helpful to me.
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I like that there are things for my preschooler, tween and myself here! What a great resource for our entire family 🙂
My kids are 2, 5, 7, &9. I’m interested in “Easy Peasy Chores.”
Forgot to mention that my kids are 12, 10, 3, 2 and 6 months old.
My kids are 13, 12, 9 and 5. I think the Financial Responsibility Bundle would be a nice addition to our homeschool.
My children are 11, 9, 7, 5, and 3. This year my two oldest have entered school (sigh). So it’s will just be the three younger ones at home. I am interested in the homeschool planning resources listed in the bundle and the 101 activities kids can do alone. Wahoo!
I have just shared this give away on my Facebook page.
I am down from 6 to only 2 left that I am homeschooling now! So much fun. They are 11 and 15, and I still need loads of help and resources to help me teach them in their gifts and talents! The titles are so wonderful looking, I don’t know how to choose!
One for sure I know I would like is: Equipping your Christian Teen for the Spiritual Challenges of College – Thank you!
My children are 9,7, and 4 and the resource that caught my attention was Plan to be Flexible. Schedules and planning are my homeschool weakness but the idea of a flexible rhythm really appeals to me!
My kids are 9, 7, 3 and 1. I have already started looking at the files. I have perused several of the planners (how nice to have several to choose from!). But I’m most excited about the A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum. My three y.o. is ready to start some slightly more formal lessons and I’m excited to get started with him! However, there are a ton of titles that look really useful for us! Easy Peasy Chores might be next on my list ;).
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I just bought the package. That’s 4 entries! Yahoo! Would love that kindle.
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My kids are 11, 7 and 3. The oldest is starting the middle grades, so I would read Homeschool Transitions from Elementary to Middle to High School. I’d also like to explore the student planners.
My children are 13, 11, and 5 and Organization for a Peaceful Home sounds so appealing right now!
My kids are 8, 5, 3 and 8 months. “What your child needs to know” is what would be helpful to me!
American Sign Language Done Right Volume One would be a big hit with my 7-year old.
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She’s almost 4. Organization for a peaceful home. And hands on learning would be great!
I have an 11 yo just starting middle school and it’s hard to choose just one! Many of the MP3s look really good, like Combating Math Anxiety For The Middle/High School Student.
I have two children left at home ages 12 and 15. I am most interested in 2016 Weekly Planner With Meal Planning !
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Hi – my child is 14 and we would definitely be able to use: Organization for a Peaceful Home. Thank you!
My kids are 20, 15, 11, 6, and 4. I am interested in Developing Passion in Teens.
My children are 8,6,and 3 yrs old. I think we would like Gods Little Explorers.
My son is 6, and I think we would love American Sign Language Done Right Volume One and Comic Books for Kids (Bible, History, and Classic Literature), in particular. There are so many wonderful looking resources in that bundle, though!
I have a 5-year-old daughter who is visually motivated! I think the “Homeschooling an Only Child: When Just One is Just Right” would be a great resource.
My children are 1,4 and 7. I sure could use some meal planning help, as well as some independent learning ideas and advice on children with learning delays.
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Kiddos are 8,6, and 4. I would love to try the budget basics. I have been looking for a way to teach them good money handling skills!
My kids are 10, 7, 5 & 2. I think we could really use the 2016 Weekly Planner w/meal planning…assuming that it starts in Sept 2015?
After that, we might like the Financial Reonsibility bundle.
Thanks!
My children are 12, 9, 5, and 2. I think Celebrate Homeschool: Create Your Own Traditions looks interesting for us.
Thanks for the opportunity!
My kids are 9, 7 and almost 6. I’d love Organization for a Peaceful Home (and the Genesis Latin looks like fun also).
Awesome! My pupils are 10, 8, and 3, and I am most excited about Overcoming Mommy Anger ???? and Loving Geopgraphy Even If You Can’t Fold A Map. Oh, and the language arts ones, AND Constructive Contractions, and…
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My children are 13, 11 and 5. I am interested in Homeschooling your Teen the Charlotte Mason way among MANY other. Thank you for the chance to win!
Children ages 3, 5, and 7. I think the A to Z toddler and preschool curriculum would be very helpful this year!
My kiddos are 7, 4, and 11 months. Plan To Be Flexible looks really helpful!
Thank you!
My kids are 6 and 8. I’m interested in the ASL course b/c an ear disorder is causing me to lose my hearing.
My children are 16, 13, and 9 years old. I think that Managing Intense Kids would be VERY helpful at our house!
My daughter is 9. There are so many that look great, but the two that really look interesting and most helpful are American Sign Language Done Right and Discover Europe!
My kids are 6 and 8 and would LOVE “bringing Computer Science to Your Homeschool” 🙂
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My kids are (almost) 14, and 9 year old twins. I’d love the american sign language for all 3, they’ve always been interested in learning. Also the dating and romance for your teen (even if I don’t even want to think about that!)
Excited about this giveaway – have been thinking a kindle would be helpful for our schooling this year. My kids are 13, 11, 9, 7, 4, 4, 2, 1. I think the “Combating Math Anxiety For The Middle/High School Student (MP3)” would be interesting, “Creating a Schedule that Works” and “College Alternatives for Homeschool Students” – and lots more!
Unschooling Happiness Project * Unworkbook
They all look so good! For me as Mom I’m interested in Gentle Answer and the American Sign Language. For my son God’s little explorers sounds awesome. Also Unschooling Happiness Project and Unworkbook sounds intriguing!
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My daughters are 6 and 9. The resource that would be most helpful to us this year would be what my child needs to know at what age. I am piecing together their curriculum, but trying to keep it close to Charlotte Mason and Waldorf style.
My kids are 6, 5, 3, and 1. I would love the A-Z Toddler and Preschool curriculum plus Homeschooling 101.
My kids are 12,11,9 and 3. A lot of the titles look super helpful! I still need some curriculum ideas for our year, so Desiging your LA program stood out. and Easy Peasy Chores would be one of my first reads too!
3 kids: 7,4, newborn homeschooling 101
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My girls are almost 5 and almost 8. The two items that jumped out at me immediately were God Hates Lying and Managing Intense Kids. Thanks for the chance to win!
My son is 9 next week, and I’m looking mostly at the ASL course and Homeschooling an Only Child.
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My son is 5 and we would love comic books for kids.
My children are 12, 9 and 5. American Sign Language is one that they can all learn together!
Oh, I can’t wait to read A Gentle Answer! I have a 5, 3, 2, 1 year old with #5 on the way. I chose the word gentleness to focus on this year as we begin our homeschooling journey. It’s so easy to get flustered with little ones. The demands are on-going, but when I approach them with gentleness the atmosphere of our home is so peaceful. So I’m working on making it my top response in our home.
Oh my. What a generous give-away. Right now I would probably start by using the planner and template pages, but so many other things look great as well. My kiddos are 13, 9, 6. Thanks for the chance!
It was really hard to choose, because there are SO many good things on this list, but I think the most helpful to us right now would be the Combating Math Anxiety For The Middle/High School Student (MP3). My children are 13, 9, and 6. 🙂
My kiddos are 10 and 11.
American Sign Language would be a great benefit to our homeschooling electives. Thanks so much for the opportunity to win the kindle and all you do to help and encourage us on this journey!
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My kids range from 15-7 the whole omnibus looks fill with helpful information,
My son is almost 7 and I have one on the way…my 7 year old has classic autism. I think the sign language would really be something for him to learn. Thank you and be blessed.
My kids are 10, 8, and 5, and I think the 2016 Weekly Planner With Meal Planning looks like it would be very helpful.
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I bought the omnibus!
My boys are 3 and 6; the A to Z Toddler and Preschool curriculum sounds like a great way to keep my 3 yo engaged and doing “something like Brother”. My 6 yo would love the American Sign Language one.
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My kids are 3, 6, and 9. I’d love the geography and ASL lessons.
My kids are 15, 13, 11, 9, 7, 4, and 5 months.
The one that looks the most interesting to me right now is American Sign Language Done Right :Volume One; mainly because my sister is dating a man who is deaf! ????
Kids are 7, 4 and baby. There are so many great resources! Would love the Preschool Alphabet Packet.
I could use the blog planner! Also, wildflowers- I love doing botany with my kids. The girls are 5 and 9. Thanks for the giveaway!
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Hi there , I don’thave a Kindle yet, but like you have teetered on not wanting to give up on in your hands real books, but see the convenience of having multiple resources in one place that can easily be carried along. My children are 16, 12, 10, and 8. I would like to read “College Alternatives for Homeschool Students”, or “Homeschooling Your Teen the Charlotte Mason Way.”
My children are 8, 6, and 4. The resource that caught my eye as I scanned the list was “How to Guide the Gift in Your Child”.
I have a 9, 7, and 4 year old with one on the way. I think i really need the organization for the peaceful home but there are several titles that would also be great for the children.
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my child is 4, and I love the idea of the Celebrate Homeschool: Create Your Own Traditions book!
My kids are 9 and 6. American Sign Language Done Right sounds awesome, not just for them but me as well (one of those bucket list items!).
I have a 7th and a 9th grader this year, so I’d love to listen to: * Homeschool Transitions from Elementary to Middle to High School (MP3)
My children are two and four. The most helpful resource would be A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum.
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My kids are 8, 6, 4, and 2. I am most interested in the Homeschool 101 book and the A-Z Toddler and Preschool curriculum.
My children are 6 and 2 (will be 7 and 3 soon). The resource that might be a help to me right now is A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum, because I sent my daughter to preschool and don’t plan to send my son, so it would be helpful to figure out what to do. And also Hope for the Heart of the Homeschool Mom: Encouragement for the Days When Sanity is Limited, because I love Jamerrill Stewart’s videos and articles, and have been meaning to read her book.
My children are 4, 7, & 9. My oldest absolutely loves comic books, so I’m thinking the Comic Books for Kids would be a winner!
Good morning! My boys are 5 and and 3.
Wow!! All of the Omnibus resources look great. I love the Celebrate Homeschool, Homeschooling 101 and How to Guide the Gift in your Child. What a generous giveaway! Thank you 🙂 Blessings!
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Boys 8, 4 & 2 with a 9 month old baby girl. They will love the Comic Books for Kids!
I have 16, 14, 11, 9, and 5. We’re kind of settled for this year and that list is super overwhelming to me! But I did see “Wildflower Notebook Pages” and very much wanted them!
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Our daughter is 5 and excited about kindergarten!!!
We’re looking forward to learning sign language, together!!!
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My kids are 22 months and 5. I think Creating A Schedule That Works would be very useful.
My kids are 5,3 and 2 so homeschooling is a completely new and slightly overwhelming adventure we’re diving into this fall. Blueprint Homeschooling: How to Plan a Year of Home Education That Fits the Reality of Your Life would be a great resource to have on hand right now as I figure out how to start homeschooling my son and still tend to the younger ones.
My children are 11, 9, 7, 4, and 3 months old. There are so many great resources in the bundle, but I thought that Wildflower Notebook Pages would be fun as we are always looking for fun ways to get out in nature.
My kids range from toddler to 3rd grade. The American Sign Language Done Right piqued my interest. But even more are the MP3’s, for me, because I love to listen to something while I fold laundry etc.
My boys are 13, 11, 9 and 4. Right now there are quite a few ebooks from the bundle that would be a help, but I guess I would say Basic Science Notebooking Pages and Graphic Organizers will help us as we are stepping out of using curriculum and exploring interest-led science this year. Comic Books for Kids is a close second as my boys all love reading comics!
One 8 year old boy. Eating well on a budget will help me the most.
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Hello! My kids are 10 and 7. There are several that look appealing. Mindset for Moms and Transitioning from Elementary to Middle to High School jump out first. Thank you!
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Eating Well on a Budget would be great for us this year! Our boys are almost 5, 7 & 9. 🙂
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So many useful titles to choose just one! But I’ll try. This is my first year homeschooling and I’m only doing preschool with my daughter but I’m very excited about what the future holds for us homeschooling. I think Plan to Be Flexible: Designing A Homeschool Rhythm and Curriculum Plan That Works for Your Family & * If I Could Do it Over: What I learned as I traveled along the homeschool journey, but wish I knew at the very start (MP3) sound very helpful.
My kids are 5 and 8 years old. The books on organization would be super helpful. But, anything Science is also great too. I would love to win a Kindle. I have been eyeing them for over a year. Thank you so much!
I am most interested in the Why Personality Type Matters in learning. I shared on Facebook!
My kids are 7.5 and 10.5 years old. This would be really helpful:Advanced Placement or Dual Enrollment (MP3), the art curriculm and planners.
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My three kids are 8, 5, and 2. The unschooler puzzle book and the ASL course look really good.
Project-Based Learning in the Middle and High School Years sounds interesting for my 14-year-old.
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My kids are 11 and 8. Right now, I think the Essay Tuneup and the Blueprint Homeschooling would be a help. But I can foresee a time in the near future where College Admissions for the Homeschooler would come in handy!
My kids are 8, 6, 4, 2, and 8 months, and I think I would be most interested in From Frazzled to Focused: 7 Planning Tools for Busy Moms, because there are lots of days I feel frazzled! 🙂
As a homeschooling mom of four children, ages 4 – 16, we’d be interested many of the omnibus resources ranging from the encompass preschool curriculum to the dual credit/ college application resources. I don’t own a kindle or tablet, but I would like to! 🙂
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My boys are Colin, 11 and Branden, 9.
We are entering our third year of homeschooling.
My choice from your list of resources:
5 Steps to Make Your Kids Confident, Competent Writers (MP3)
My kids are ages 16, 14, 13, 13, 9 and 7. I am most intersted in High School resources, like the one about upper level math and how to teach your teens using Charlotte Mason’s methods
I have kiddos 13, 11, 7 and 5.
Scheduling to meet everyone’s needs is always a struggle. “Discover the Joy in Letting God Lead Your Homeschool” would be helpful.
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My kids are 7, 5, 3 and one coming in a couple of weeks! I think the item that would be most helpful for us right now is Why Personality Type Matters in Learning. That and A Gentle Answer.
Our kids are 9 and 7. The American Sign Language would be amazing to use, but I also love the Discover Europe! A planner would be great too; I can’t pick just one!
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Nice give-away! My kiddos are 2 and 5. There are so many great resources in this bundle, but I am at a stage of life where planning and organizing determine my success. Therefore, I’d say “Your Retreat: A Guide to Giving Yourself a Personal Planning Day” and “Organization for a Peaceful Home.” Can I list two? 🙂
My kids are 9 (almost 10) and 6. Hope for the Heart of the Homeschool mom looks great; attitude is SO important in homeschooling (really, in all things) and changing kids’ attitudes starts with changing mom’s!
Mom of 3 kiddos… 6, 4.5, and 16 mo. I am excited about the Unschoolers Puzzle Book and You Can Read Word Bundle.
Mom of 5 — 10, 8, 6, 3, 2 years. I would love the Project-Based Learning and God’s Little Explorers, amongst many others :)…Personality Types, Hope for the Heart, Peaceful Home..
My kids are 8,6,3. I think the most helpful tool would be the 2016 planner with meals.
My kiddos are 13, 11 and 8…the “Creating a 4 Year High School Plan” resource is one that I am really interested in…
My son is 11 and I thought there were so many great resources in this bundle. The one that I liked a lot is: * Blueprint Homeschooling: How to Plan a Year of Home Education That Fits the Reality of Your Life ….the essence of homeschooling!
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I also bought the Omnibus!
My kids are 5 and 7. The most useful thing for me will be “Creating a schedule that works”.
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I am excited about many of the resources. I think Little Explorers would be my first read! Thanks, Jamie!
There are a lot that i need. Planning is a big one right now so all that goes with that. But I really think the first thing i would read is A Gentle Answer. I need help!
I have 3 boys 8, 6, and 3!
I have two boys, ages 3 and 4. I’d love God’s Little Explorers and think it would be great for my boys! I’m really looking forward to reading your books as well.
I have four homeschooling, ages 13- 7. The personal planner is what I am really in need of right now. 🙂
My children are 14 and 7. As my eldest begins 10th grade, “creating highschool transcripts ” would be most useful!
My kids are 9, 13, 15, and 16. My 15yo has a burning desire to learn ASL, so “ASL Done Right” is something I’d love to get my hands on. 🙂
My boys are 8 & 11. This is our first year homeschooling so there are a lot of great resources in the bundle that I am finding useful. Thank you for helping put this together, it is wonderful. If you were to ask my boys what they think the best book is, the would say the Comic Books for kids. Personally, I have to go with Project-Based Learning in Middle and High School.
My boy is 7. We have been homeschooling for four years now.
Comic book for kids is the most interest to us. Finding ways to make things interesting for a 7 year old boy can be challenging.
My kids are 9, 7, & 5. I think the Easy Peasy Chores would be very helpful right now!
I bought the Omnibus
Wow so many look good! I have a 3 year old and a 5 year old -both boys. We’ll be doing Kindergarten for my 5 this year. I’m not great at organization, so I’d say Organizing for a Peaceful Home. (don’t we all need Peace!) Also liked Designing a Homeschool Rythym and Curriculum Plan That Works for Your Family.
My kids are 6, 5, 3, 2, 1, and 1 month. Many of these resources would be useful, but the most helpful in this crazy season of life would probably be the 2016 calendar with meal plans. 101 independent activities for kids would also be helpful.
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My kiddos are 2, 5, and 7. This is going to be our first year homeschooling, so I think the resource about making your own homeschooling traditions would be a great one for us!
My kids are 14,12,9,and 7.
I think we’d benefit most from the scheduling, and note booking stuff, along with any history.
My children are 9, 7, 5, 2, and 6 months. A Kindle would be super useful in our home school, as would many of the resources in the bundle. The one that caught my eye was the one about missions. All the planning resources looked good, too! Thanks!
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My kids are 12 and 11. I think the notebooking information in the omnibus would be most useful for my kids at this point.
My children are 12, 9, and 5. I think the calendar with meal plans would be great and 101 independent activities as I also do daycare.
My children are 9 & 7 and I am excited about the SQUILT and the Loving living math.
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My boys are 6, almost 4, and 1. This will be our first year homeschooling, so many of these resources will be helpful. But one that stands out is “How to Guide the Gift in Your Child.”
My daughter is 4, and we have a baby due in November. The resource I’d love to have is Sharks Chalk Pastel Art for All Ages.
My kids are 9,7,4 and 2. I think “comic books for kids” would be really helpful to get my 7 yo more interested in reading.
I would like “What a Child Needs to Know When” for my boys (10, 8, 4, 2). I am always worrying that they have gaps in what they should know at a certain age.
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My daughter is 4. So many helpful resources in the Omnibus, but the Gentle Answer ebook excites me most!
My nephew is 7, and my sister just had her baby a month ago. The resource I’d love to have is Sharks Chalk Pastel Art for All Ages.
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I have two sons who are 9 and 8. I just listened to, “Unschooling for Highschool.”
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My two boys are ages six and four. Our family would be grateful to receive any of the omnibus resources to add to our library of educational tools. Thank you for your consideration. Have a beautiful day!
My kids are 10 and 13 and my daughter has been wanting to learn sign language, so the ASL course will be super helpful!
I bought the omnibus!
I actually didn’t see anything that would be helpful at this time! I own the things that looked interesting and I have a lot of planners already and only one first grader so no need for the older stuff yet. It seemed there was a lot of it. Maybe next year!
My kids are 6 and 2. The Comics for Kids would be perfect right now for my 6 yr old!
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My kids are 9, 7, 4, and 10 months. I love the looks of the of the 100+ Notebooking Page Templates.
My kids are 7, 6, 4 (triplets), 3 and 1. I think they’d love Comic Books for Kids.
My children are 10, 8, 6, 5, 3, & 1 and I’d like to go through most all of the homeschooling high school/teens offerings as we are quickly headed that way. Thanks for the opportunity to win a Kindle Fire! 🙂
My children are 8 months, 2 yrs, 4 yrs, and almost 7 yrs. There are so many options, it was hard to pick just one that looks the most interesting! I think Your Retreat: A Guide to Giving Yourself a Personal Planning Day and A Gentle Answer take the cake. Thanks for a chance to win!
My children are 9, 6, 2 and 1. There are so many great resources there! The preschool alphabet, the plan to be flexible, and the ASL course jump out at me!
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My children are 11, 4, and 10 months old. I think the most useful resources, at this time, for me, are the Preschool Alphabet Packet and the A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum because even though it should be easy to teach a preschooler I don’t seem to have the time to pull together the resources needed, with a very active baby. My 11 yr old could also use a Kindle for homeschool purposes, as well as her love of reading! ☺
I plan on using the 101 independent activities for kids. My kids at home are 9 mons, 4, 6, 9 years.
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My children are 7 and almost 4. I think that they would enjoy the American Sign Language title.
7 & almost 4
You Can Read Word Families
Managing Intense Kids (MP3)
My kids are 15 and 13. The 13 year old has Fragile X Syndrome which causes him to have intellectual disabilities and autism. The 15 year old has ADHD. I am interested in the resources about homeschooling through high school, teaching life skills to kids with disabilities and managing intense kids.
My children are 10, 8 & 4. The titles that would most benefit us right now are Overcoming the Mommy Anger and Plan to Be Flexible. I probably don’t need to explain why those titles would help me. Pretty self explanatory there. Ha!
My kids are 8, 6 and 9 months. While there are so many wonderful titles, the one that really caught my eye was How to Guide the Gift in Your Child. It just seems like what I need right now with the older 2 kids–especially the 6 year old boy as he is still finding his way.
My kids are 3 and 1. I’m most interested in the A to Z toddler and preschool curriculum and Easy Peasy Chores!
My kids are almost 5 and 1. I can’t pick what my favorite is. I love planners, but at the same time I want to teach my kids ASL so the ASL Done Right would be awesome for us.
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My kids are 8&9, I really would love to give squilt a try.
my kids are 9 and 11. 5 Steps to Make Your Kids Confident, Competent Writers is the resource that would help our schooling so much right now.
My kids are 11, 9, 6, 3, and 16 months old. This bundle has a ton of great looking resources! The ones that I would be most interested in reading/listening to are: 5 Steps to Make Your Kids Confident, Competent Writers (MP3), Discover Europe! Geography Curriculum, Easy Peasy Chores, and Your Retreat: A Guide to Giving Yourself a Personal Planning Day. 🙂
So many terrific titles to choose from! I homeschool my 11 year old daughter, and she’s expressed interest in learning American Sign Language, so I know she’ll be excited that I’ll be downloading a resource for that in the bundle. But for me? I’m looking forward to hearing the MP3 “Homeschool Transitions from Elementary to Middle to High School.” Thanks for the contest entry!
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Thx for the giveaway 🙂 My boys are 5 & 8 and there were 2 that really caught my eye…
* If I Could Do it Over: What I learned as I traveled along the homeschool journey, but wish I knew at the very start (MP3)
* Introduction to the Classical Homeschool
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My children are seven and four. I would love to take a peek at “Organization for a Peaceful Home (MP3)”.
Our girls are 7 and 2 … There are so many good titles, but Plan Your Best Homeschool Year sticks out as well as the other Planners, etc. I find planning fun and a bit stressful at the same time! The preschool books and printables look great too, looking ahead for my two year old 😉
My children are 9, 7, 5, 4, 2, and 2months.
Right now I think this resource will be very helpful for me: Homeschooling a Child with Learning Challenges
My kids are 3.75 and 16 months. I think the Easy Peasy Chores and anything about preschool would be a big help.
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There are so many things… I didn’t even get past the first dozen items before I wanted to get this bundle. The first one that I saw was the 101 independent activities for kids. 🙂
My boys are 6, 5, 3, and 1. I am homeschooling the oldest two this year, and my challenge is that my oldest is average in social development but academically he is advanced for his age.
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My girls are 6 & 8 and science and math end the stuggle would be the book thank you
My boys are 4 and 6. I think that this resource would greatly add to our homeschool: Family Lore: Kindling a Love of Story in Children
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My daughter is 7. Unschooling Happiness Project would be great for us since we mostly unschool!
My daughter is 11, and my son will be 9 this month. “Science and Math: Ending the Struggle” would be a very welcomed resource in our home 🙂
My granddaughter is 7 🙂 This is our second year of homeschool. I think keeping her motivation is something that would be most helpful. I love reading your tips and advice! So helpful! Thank you
I have 5 children, 11, 7, 5, 3, and 1. I think the most helpful resource would be Homeschooling a Child with Learning Challenges.
My children are 19, 17 and about-to-be 7, and I’m loving going round again. I think we’d have a lot of fun learning with Crystal Wagner’s ‘Geography Field Guide’.
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My kiddos are 8 and 5. My daughter is all about comic books right now, so the Comic Books For Kids would be really neat to have! 🙂
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The independent activities for sure. My kids are 7 5 and 3
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So many of the Omnibus titles appeal to me but I would choose Unschooling High School. My children are ages 4, twins that are 7, 9, 12 and 14. 🙂
Amazing resource and contest! The materials all look fantastic! My children are 8.5 and 3.5 years old. I’d especially like the independent activities for kids.
Children are 8, 11, 13. I would most be interested in the book on Independent activities. As I am always looking for activities for my 8 year old son to keep him busy while I am working on higher level work with his sisters.
My girls are 6, 5 and 3. Homeschooling 101, because we are still new to all of this! Encouragement helps. Thank you for your blog!’ 😀
my kids are 11, 9, 6, 3, and baby. I love the idea of independent activities.
My kids are 9 and 4. The Unschooling Happiness Project looks interesting.
My kids are 10, 8, 5 and 2. The resource that I am seeing in the Omnibus (among many) that I think would be great is the Weekly Planner with meal planning because everyone is always hungry at our house!
I have a 13 year old boy, and 8 year old girl and a unexpected 3 month old. this is just our second year of homeschooling so the homeschool omnibus will be a tremendous resource for us. my first pick will be Plan to Be Flexible: Designing a Homeschool Rhythm and curriculum.
My children are 10,7 and 3. “Creating a Schedule That Works” would be a great resource for making the most of our homeschool day!! Great selections on Omnibus!
I think in this season of life the ‘Hope for the Heart of the Homeschool Mom: Encouragement for the Days When Sanity is Limited’ would be the most helpful. I have three children, six, four and a one year old. Sanity seems a stretch most days. 😉
Hi! I have a son who will be 2 in August and an almost 4 month old daughter. We are in the process of deciding if homeschooling is right for us, so the omnibus will be a huge beneficial resource for us. My husband is supportive of it, but hesitant because the plan was for me to start work outside the home when the kids start kindergarten. This would put a financial strain on us and make it more difficult to save money to buy land. I’ve been praying and hope God will guide us. So, naturally I’m excited to read Discover the Joy of Letting God lead your home, A to Z Toddler and Preschool Cirriculum, Homeschool 101, Homeschooling 101, and Homeschool Planner. So many good ones! It’s hard to pick just one.
My kids are 6, 4 and 2 and I would most like to read about how personality types affect learning behavior and how to teach. Thanks!
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My boys are 7, 2 1/2 and 8 months. I’m homeschooling my oldest and he will be starting 2nd grade next month. My toddler is mostly nonverbal so I think the most useful thing for me would be * American Sign Language Done Right Volume One! I would love to learn this to help him communicate better. We’ve so far only attempted very basic signs. I would also like * From Frazzled to Focused: 7 Planning Tools for Busy Moms.
There is a ton to choose from! I’m starting preschool with my daughter, so I know A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum, Basic Shapes for Beginners, Encompass Preschool Curriculum, and others like that will help there. For my son I think American Sign Language Done Right Volume One, Bringing Computer Science to Your Classroom, and Sharks Chalk Pastel Art for All Ages are just a tiny bit of the ones that I could use for him. Seriously, that is a HUGE list!
My homeschooler is 5 and has mastered most of our kindergarten material from our casual playing and games so now we’re ready for structure. I think starting with“Creating a Schedule That Works” is my best bet along with how to teach different personality types.
My kids are 8,7,4,and 1. I think the notebooking and lapbook resources would be the best fit for our homeschool.
My children are 16 and 15.
We would most enjoy the titles on high school and my son would like the comic books.
My son is 15. Home Schooling High School: It’s Not As Hard As You Think would be a great resource to have at this time.
This year’s omnibus is chock full of awecome resources which will save the homeschool parent tons of time. Everything from a sign language course to worksheets and planning pages and so much more is included.
My kids are 8 yrs, 5 yrs, 3 yrs and 2 months. Homeschooling 101 would be helpful for me.
My children are 12, 10,9,7,5,3 and 7 weeks. Most of the bundle looks like it would be helpful to me, but Managing Intense Kids stuck out to me especially. I have one of those…lol
Our kids are 6, 5, 3, and 2. The 6 year old likes quick facts and easy questions to discuss at meal times. I would like the Fun fact cards starter bundle.
My children are 8 and 10, I think Teaching Music in Your Homeschool Made Easy will most benefit our homeschool this year because this year we are going to learn about music.
Mine are 11, 8, 5, & 3 . I think the geography field guide and the notebooking pages would be useful.
My kids are 9 and 3. I would love love a Kindle Fire 7… and I would love love the “Making your own Homeschool” traditions book!! yay for giveaways!!
My kids are four and six.
I think that the Blueprint Homeschooling book would be the most useful to me now.
My children are 16, 13 and 8.
I am looking forward to Unschooling For High School.
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My children are 5 and 9.
I think the book “Creating A Schedule That Works” would be a valuable resource for us.
Thanks for your website information. Great topics to think about…
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I have 2 girls, 10 & 8. American Sign Language Done Right Volume One as We’ve been wanting to learn ASL.
5, 3 for kiddos…….the 101 independent activities for kids!!!…..yes to a moment of space….maybe I could brush my teeth without helpers! 🙂
My 1st year homeschooling …. I find a majority of he resources are very useful, specifically Homeschooling a child with learning challenges. My daughter is 7yrs old with a little one (6months old) soon to follow.
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My kids are 2,9, & 11. I think the Unschooling Happiness Project would help and fit our style of schooling.
Manners Matter and Mean Success. As much as we work on manners at home, a couple of my kids just don’t get it. The resources are awesome!! Thanks!
My kids are 8,5 and 1 with two in school this year I think all the planners to try are great especially the one with meal planning 🙂
10, 7, and 2. There are so many good resources in the omnibus!
My daughter is 14 and I would certainly get some good use out of the Unschooling for High School. 🙂
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Our children are soon to be 6, 3, 2. I am struggling with a good preschool curriculum so that would be most helpful. Thank you for he opportunity!
Needing help with middle school writing and math, but not sure of the best resource for our family. Ages 11,10,8,6,5
My kids are 9, 8, 7, almost 6, and 2. I think the notebooking templates might help with retaining some of the info in all our read-alouds.
Time Management for the Special Needs Mom. My boys are 4 and 8.
My kids are 13 and 16 and there are lots of great teen offerings and definitely too many to pick a favorite from! But if I had to pick….My daughter likes the idea of the sign language course and I like the Budgeting for teens and Charlotte mason for teens.
My children are 6, 4 and 2. I am especially interested in the resources that give insight on getting into a rhythm that works for us.
I have one in high school, so I am interested in the college admissions resources!!
Two teens, 15 & 14. I’d be interested in all of the homeschooling high school resources, especially the Unschooling in High School. 🙂
The resource I most need has to be “Your Retreat: A Guide to Giving Yourself a Personal Planning Day.” I often see that my 11 year old needs help with time management and planning, and it is my weakness, too.
My kids are 5, 8 and 10. Planning Your Best Homeschool Year sounds like a great way to start school this year!
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Hi, I have 3 kiddos ages 11, 9, and 8. I read through the Omnibus catalog and found MANY quality resources that I’m interested in. I couldn’t pick just one!! So, I would have to say that I am most excited about the Discover Europe pack by Jessica and the How to Guide the Gift in Your Child MP3 by Melanie Wilson! These will both be very helpful additions to our upcoming school year. Thanks!
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My kids are 16,16,9,9 – I like the scheduling and planning options. Creating A Schedule That Works.
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I have 2 boys, ages 4 and 6. Would love to have the American sign language done right e-course.
I have 4 kids ages 8, 8, 13, and 15. I am most interested in Developing Passions in Teens and Facing the Giant: Homeschooling Through High School. Getting a little nervous about the next couple years with my oldest. 🙂
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My kids are 14, 12, 9 and 7. I think there are several planners that we would enjoy adding to our home school day.
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My kids are 10 & 14. This resource from the omnibus looks helpful: Project-Based Learning in the Middle and High School Years. Thanks for the giveaway!
My boys are 11 and 8. We want to start teaching finances to them so the audio of Budget Basics for kids and teens got my attention!
I would love the one about guiding your xhild gifts.
I am most excited about the sign language program. I have children from 16 down to 3 that are schooling (and some adult children). They have all talked about wanting to learn sign language. 🙂
My little boy is 5. We’ve just started schooling, so I’m grateful for all the resources available. I particularly like the God’s Little Explorers.
There are a lot of good resources. One that is currently being discussed is: Cyberbullying The Truth Behind the Shocking New Internet Trend.
Combating Math Anxiety For The Middle/High School Student would also be useful for both ME and my KIDS!!!
I’m new to the homeschool world as my oldest (5) will soon be a kindergartner! There are SO many resources I’m interested in reading. I’m intrigued by the A to Z Toddler one, as we also have a 21 month old. Also interested in the manners book and the one on chores. Thank you for a chance to win!
7 and 5, and I really like the Squilt lesson. Thank you for the opportunity to win!
My daughter is 3 and I think A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum would really help out this year for us!
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I have 4 kids ages 14, 9, 7, and 3. I am looking forward to the Notebooking Pages with Omnibus pack. I really enjoy your blog especially your current series about homeschool struggles.
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I have 4- ages 10, 8, 6, and 4. I think the book I’d love to read most is The Unschooling Happiness Project.
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My girls are 6, 3 and 3 months. I have had Blueprint Homeschooling on my list to buy and I can’t wait to get it!
Our kids are 12, 10, 7, 1.5 years old.I think this one would be really helpful as we are gearing up for high school – Facing the Giant: Homeschooling Through High School
My kids are 13, 9, and 4. I could use “Creating a 4-year High School Plan” now that we have an 8th grader and planning to homeschool through high school.
My kids are 3 and 8. I’m interested in the list below. I think it would help my daughter who is dyslexic.
Joyful Steward Assignment Cards
Joyful Steward Student Planner Intermediate Level
Joyful Steward Student Planner Primary Level
Planning school for an almost six and a four year old (with a two year old and nine month old as well). I want to read the ones about planning and unschooling. Is that an oxymoron?
Our kids are 6, 5, 4, 2, and 1. I’m interested in Easy Peasy Chores to see ideas for how to get these little ones helping more!
Thank you for this opportunity! I’m interested in the Transitions to Middle School and so many more!!
My kiddos are about to turn 14 & 11 (August & September birthdays). I think the Homeschooling High School: It’s Not As Hard As You Think resource would be awesome to read… As well as the weekly planner with meal planning resource.
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This is our first year homeschooling, so I’m interested in all the planning resources! Kids are ages 5, 3, and baby.
My children are 11, 9, 7, and 2. I’m very excited about the chalk pastel book (as i just recently purchased a set of chalk pastels!) and some of the toddler-focused books.
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I have 3 littles so I’d like to check out A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum.
My kids are 17, 14, 10, and 7.
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My kids are 1.5,1.5 , and newborn. We may be little, but we are mighty and are looking forward to all the preschool resources so we can start our own little toddler school and grow from there!
My kids are 7, 4 and 2. I think my 7 year old would love the comic books for kids.
Having been stuck in a planning rut, Plan to be Flexible sounds interesting, along with Any of the planners available.
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The comic book…my son loves them!
Hello! My kiddos are 2 and 6. This will be our first year of homeschool and I still need to buy curriculum (yikes!) and make lesson plans so I’m looking forward to reading What Your Children Need to Know When, which I was actually planning to purchase anyway.
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My kids are 8,7,6,4 and 2. The best resource for me would be the mp3 (can listen while I fold laundry…) If I Could Do it Over: What I learned as I traveled along the homeschool journey, but wish I knew at the very start. It’s not my first year homeschooling but I still feel so new and afraid of making too many mistakes!!
My kids are 3 and 4, so the A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum is perfect for our year. Thank you for the giveaway!
I really like the title: celebrate homeschooling: how To bring traditions into your home school. There were a lot of great titles! I am currently borrowing my moms kindle and have fallen in love with it, so I would be so thrilled to win one! Yay! Great giveaway!
My children are 9, 7, and 3. I think the 101 independent activities for Kids book would be useful. New craft ideas are always helpful. Also some of the books on essays and other writing topics would be useful.
I would love to read more on 5 steps to make your kids confident, competent writers. My children ages are 12 & 7 (I also have a 20 & 18 yr. old, who are home school graduates)
My children are 6 1/2 and newly 4. This is our first year homeschooling, and I think Overcoming the Mommy Anger would be good. I recently left the workforce to be a SAHM and homeschool our kids, and I seem to find myself frustrated and angry with a lot of bad behaviors that our kids have acquired while I have been away!
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Our kids are 6 and 8. The resources I’m most excited about are the ones related to improving myself and our household. ..From Frazzled to Focused, Organization for a Peaceful Home, and Overcoming the Mommy Anger.
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My children are 8, 7, 3, 2, & 6 months. My older are moving beyond Signing Time, so I would be interested in Sign Language Done Right for them. But The Lazy Student: Whatís a Mom to Do? would be helpful for current issues we are facing. 🙂
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My kids are 8, 6, 4, and 6 weeks! I would like to read the “Celebrate Homeschool: Create Your Own Traditions” book.
I have 3 girls, ages 5.5, 3.5, and 2. I am interested in a few of the preschool ones, mindset for moms, and overcoming mommy anger.
I have a 13 year old son and he would really enjoy Comic books for kids.
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My kids are 6,4,2 and 25weeks in utero.
I’m thinking that this would be great for the stage of our journey:
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My twin boys turn 11 this month!!! Yay!! There are some good titles in the Omnibus but I think, “God said so” looks like a good one for this year.
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My girls are 9 and 11.
I think the Homeschool transition from elementary to middle to high school would be helpful at this time in our homeschooled journey.
My son is seven and I think the Homeschooling and only child resource would be helpful, among others.
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My daughter is 6 I would be interested in Mindset for Moms, Overcoming Mommy Anger, Comic books for Kids, Improving Myself and Household, 101 Independent Activities for Kids, A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum, Creating A Schedule That Works. All of these would fit my routine of being a SAHM/Homeschooling my kiddo would help me deal with different struggles that I feel I am going through and maybe able to find a way to overcome the rut and succeed in daily life. Thank you for this opportunity. I have shared on Facebook
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Well, I just bought the omnibus, and started right in on the mp3 about 5 steps to creating confident competent writers, while I cleaned today. Good stuff!
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My children are: 22, 20, 19, 17, 15, 14, 12, 11, 8, 6, 4 and caboose due on 10/16/15. ????
I would love to win the kindle fire!
I’m excited about ALL of the books. Two that stuck out that I could use is the Intro to Classical Homeschool and
Manners Matter… ! Lots of awesome titles!!
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My kids are 2,4,7,8. I’m interested in the SQUILT discount to go along with our Cc curriculum.
I have 6 kids ages 1 through 12. The ‘Getting Started In Chalk Pastel Art’ would be a great way to add art to our curriculum this year.
My gilrs are 12yrs & 14yrs old.
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and The Homeschool Advantage in College Admissions and Scholarships from this yrs Omnibus would be great resources for our home school
Would love to have a kindle to make ebooks easier to utilize! 5 steps to make your kids confident, competent writers would be great.
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I am excited about the Blueprint Homeschooling. I’ve seen it in other places online and am intrigued by it.
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My kiddos are 6, 5, 3, (almost) 2, and 3 months. I like the looksong of the Gentle Answers book. Because sometimes life gets crazy and the reminder would be great.
What a huge blessing this would be for our family. My kids are 15 and 12 and we’ve been struggling with burnout and do not own a tablet or kindle. I think it could reignite the joy in our homeschooling. I especially liked the offering in the omnibus package called, “Hope for the Heart of the Homeschool Mom: Encouragement for the Days When Sanity is Limited” -although it was hard to choose one because there’s so many involving getting through high school and preparing for college. These things have me pretty terrified and frozen with fear. Crossing my fingers!
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What an impressive list of titles! One that I was immediately drawn to in reading the list was How To Write a Research Paper. My boys are ages 9 and11. Thank you for the opportunity to enter this giveaway!
My little guys are 5 and 3, so we are a first time homeschooling family because this is the first year that we have to file paperwork for it. I am excited about Mindset for Moms and the one about flexible planning 🙂
My kids are aged 12, 10, 8, 5, 3, and 1. I think we would benefit from “5 steps to making your students competent, confident writers mp3”, because that’s the area my kids struggle with the most.
We have two boys, ages six and eight. This will be our first year of taking the plunge! We’re excited! I think there are multiple titles I’d enjoy, but at the moment, my preferences move toward 5 Steps to Make Your Kids Confident, Competent Writers, and any of the titles on Geography and Mom balance. Thanks for organizing all of these resources in one place!
From Frazzled to Focused, Planning Language Arts and the high school resources would be most helpful. I am also intrigued by the financial planning and stewardship items.
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my boys are 8,9 and 10. I think knowing What to Learn When would really be a great book to add to our homeschool.
My kids are 10, 8, 5, 3. I want the preschool alphabet packet!!
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My kiddos are 9 and 12. Most wanting to read Hope for the Heart of the Homeschool Mom: Encouragement for the Days When Sanity is Limited.
Our children’s ages are 10,9,7,6,4,2 & 9 mo. “What your child needs to know and when” would be very helpful to me this year!
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I have a 10th grader and a 7th grader this year, and have homeschooled them since preschool. I just bought the Omnibus set and I’m most excited about Advanced Placement or Dual Enrollment, College Admissions for the Homeschooler, College Alternatives for Homeschool Graduates, College Prep – Is Writing on Track – are you sensing a theme? 🙂 I’m also excited about the Blog Planner as I’m in the beginning stages of starting a blog.
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My kids are 5, 4, 2, and baby is due in November. We could really benefit from “Plan to be Flexible: Designing A Homeschool Rhythm and Curriculum Plan That Works for Your Family”.
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My kids are 8, 4, and 2 and the Plan to be Flexible would be a huge help for us right now! That is what we are currently striving for.
My kids are 2 and 4, and I think the 101 Independent Activities sounds like it could be a great help to us!
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My children are 5, 7, 9, 11, 12 & 14. Homeschooling HighSchool: It’s Not As Hard As You Think (I hope not!) Plus the various mp3s on this same topic.
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My boys are 14 & 10. The title that jumped out at me was the Blog Planner.
My kids are 13, 11 and 5. I am really interested in Homeschooling your Teens the Charlotte Mason way.
Our son is 5.5. There are so many great resources in this Omnibus it is hard to choose just one. I’m going to say Homeschooling an only child, because it’s actually harder than I thought it would be. 🙂
Hello, My school-age children are 17, 13, 13, and 7. My 13 yr. old daughter would LOVE the American Sign Language course! What a great collection!
My kids are 9 & 11. I think my first read would be “Homeschool Transitions from Elementary to Middle to High School (MP3)”
I am most interested in: Planning Your Best Homeschool Year, Wildflower Notebook Pages, Unworkbook, Project-Based Learning in the Middle and High School Years, If I Could Do it Over: What I learned as I traveled along the homeschool journey, but wish I knew at the very start, and Homeschooling an Only Child: When Just One is Just Right.
Our kids are 8, 5, and 5. The titles that interest me are Squilt and Plan to be Flexible.
My kids are 4 & 6. I think the thing I am most excited about is “A Gentle Answer”. There are many others that I think will be great too!
My daughter is 13 and son is 16. It was
Hard to choose from so many good titles. I would probably start with Discover the joy of letting God lead your homeschool.
I have two children, ages 4 and 6. I’d be interested in the Unschooling Happiness Project and the Unworkbooks first. Next on my list would be the Getting Started in Chalk Pastel Art and the Sharks Chalk Pastel Art for All Ages, as well as the Discover Europe! Geography Curriculum (not sure what ages/grades that one is geared to). Thanks!
I have a 2, 4, 6, 8, & 10 year old. I’m thinking ahead and would be interested in reading “Facing the Giant: Homeschooling through high school”. It’s about 4 years away for us, but I am a planner & want to know what it may look like for a TJEd homeschool family (which that resource may or may not address).
I already purchased the omnibus and we are loving the ASL course included! It’s going to be our foreign language this year. My kids are 9, 4, and 9mo.
My kids are 7 & 11 and for me, Homeschooling a Child with Learning Challenges looks like something that would be very useful.
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My son is 8, and I’ve been dying to try SQUILT! He’s also an only, so the book on homeschooling an only looks interesting, too.
My daughter is 8 and Homeschooling an Only Child: When Just One is Just Right looks good, thanks!
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My children’s ages are 3,7,9,11,13,16,&18 (oldest is 24). I think my kids would like Bringing Computer Science to Your Classroom (MP3). Although I saw more I liked as well. Thanks for a great giveaway.
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My children are 13 and 15. I like this one: Homeschooling High School: It’s Not As Hard As You Think
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We have four kiddos here, aged 9, 8, 5, and 2. I have really been into listening to things while I do my chores lately. I would love to have some of the mp3’s Especially “Hard-Wired to Learn” and “Managing Your Intense Kid”. Thank you for a chance to win! We use our Kindles regularly in this house (I have one for me that no one else is allowed to touch! 🙂 ), and with 6 of us, one more would be most welcome and appreciated.
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I think the “You Can Read Word Families” would be nice. My daughter is 5 (and I have a 2 year old son), so we’re in the beginnings of reading, and in our first year as homeschoolers. I’m a homeschool graduate, and I’m excited for our journey.
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My boys are 7, 5, and 16months. This is our first year homeschooling so everything on planning will be so helpful as I am at a loss for how to set up a routine so far….????
My boys are 9,7,3, and 1. I am interested in the blueprint homeschooling book. I think it would help with my desire to be more consistent and organized in our homeschool days.
I found quite a few titles that looked interesting. One of them was: Plan to Be Flexible: Designing A Homeschool Rhythm and Curriculum Plan That Works for Your Family . My kids are 5, 7, and 9 and rhythm sounds like such a beautiful thing right now!
My kids are nine, seven, four, and two months. I am so excited about the ASL done right curriculum!
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Here are so many wonderful resources, it’s hard to know which to choose. I’m providing daycare for a 4-year-old grandchild, who needs some extra help in learning. I like the look of the “A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum” or the “You Can Read Word Families.”
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I am looking forward to the ASL class. My children are learning some at church and would love to learn more.
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I forgot to say that my children, who are still at home are, 15, 14, 12 and 10.
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I have seven children ranging in age from 18 mos to 17 yrs. There is such a wealth of resources in the omnibus, I couldn’t choose just one thing.
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Ages 5 and 2
Hard to pick just one, but Designing Your Language Arts Curriculum looks like it will be helpful at this point.
These look great! I like the sound of the Unschooling Happiness Project. My kids are 2, 4 and 7.
I think the one about homeschooling high school would be helpful. Trying to get ideas for the future, only two more years. I have a 12, 9, 2, and 6 month old.
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My children are 7 and 8, so there are so many of those resources I could use! But, If I had to pick one it would be, Hard-Wired to Learn: Your Child’s Brain and God’s Design. It sounds very interesting!
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I shared on Facebook. I bought it through your link. My first to read is Hard Wired To Learn.
Managing Intense Kids looks really helpful. My kids are 11, 9, and 7.
There were several things in the Omnibus Bundle that look awesome. I would like to check out the ebook “Equipping your Christian Teen for Leaving Home”.
My girls are 12 & 13.
There are so many wonderful resources it’s hard to choose. With this being my 13 yr olds last year in middle school I’m loving all the Highschool planning resources.
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Children are 8, nearly 7, 4.5, 3, and 6 months. I would love to listen to “Hardwired to Learn: Your Child’s Brain and God’s Design.”
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Child is 8. I think I’m most interested in the Why History is Important mp3.
5, 3, and 21 months. I am most interested in the blogger planner! I am just in the beginning stages of starting my own blog! I am also very interested in the devotionals and preschool curriculum.
My kids are 7 and 8, I would use the writing a research paper resource because this will help prepare them for college where writing these sorts of papers is something they will be doing constantly.
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Hey there, My children are 1, 3, 5, and 15 and I just couldn’t pick one resource. So many caught my eye, different ones for each child. Even ones for myself. I am just beginning homeschooling this year with my five year old and i feel like I have no idea where to start so having a kindle with the ability to have so many resources would be wonderful! 🙂
We’re in a rather unique situation. My daughter is actually 20 years old and just graduated from high school. However, she has many delays, as she was raised in an orphanage in Thailand and just became part of our family six and a half years ago as a teenager. We started homeschooling in high school, because there were so many gaps to fill in and she literally hated public school and BEGGED me to home school her. She actually got accepted to a community college this year, (where she is planning to start in about two week)s, after having to retake their entrance exam, due to the difficult writing portion. Not too bad for only having known English for six and a half years! But, I would love the resource from the Omnibus called “College Prep: Is Writing on Track?” among several others. However, I’ve never had any kind of e-reader device. So, if I win this one, I’ll be overjoyed!
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My children are 17, 14,13,12,8,6, and 17 months. I am really interested in the blogger planner, the planners for meals, etc, the sign language planner, the high school planner, the science planners, homeschool planners, etc…so many to choose from! exciting!
I just ordered the Omnibus from your page !
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I bought the Omnibus! Woohoo! So exciting!
I shared this offer on Facebook! Wow! Awesome bundle!
My children are 7,5, and 2! All those resources look fantastic. The ones that spoke to me are the Letting God Lead, Encouragement for Homeschool Mom’s Sanity, all the Notebooking pages and So many more that I can’t recall even after reading the list because I have a VERY ENERGETIC two year old who at this season has sucked out all of mama’s mental energy. Thanks Jamie! Love this blog! I have found to be a perfect resource for me!
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A few of the ebooks really caught my eye: Homeschooling an Only Child, Managing an Intense Child. Yep! Definitely those two! ????
But also Homeschool On Fire as I just began a new adventure as an independent consultant. And of course, Your Retreat, because who doesn’t need that one?!! Plus many more!
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I would love to learn more about Advanced Placement and Dual Credit. I have five children ages 13, 12, 10, 9 and 7 that are still in school. The oldest four children have already graduated. These resources look amazing. We do not have a kindle in our household and this would be a great tool for school. Thank you for this chance to win.
Hi there, my kids are 2 and 4 years old so I’m literally just starting my homeschool journey. It’s incredibly scary but exciting too. I’ve already downloaded the A to Z Toddler and Preschool Curriculum, Basic Shapes for Beginners, Preschool Alphabet Pack, and Encompass Preschool Curriculum. That’s a lot of stuff but I definitely need all the help I can get.
BTW, I bought the Omnibus. Excellent resource.
My kids are 9, 7, & 3. My daughter will love the Wildflower Notebooking pages!
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My daughter is three, so the preschool titles look the best. Also, Homeschooling 101 and the planners!
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I bought the Omnibus! Can’t wait to read “Homeschooling an Only Child.”
I have 5 children, 2 grads, and the three at home are 17,14, and almost 8. I will be using some of the planner stuff, the CM posts and high school posts and talks. Yay!!! It all looks great.
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My children are 8 and almost 5. So a lower elementary and kindergarten would be helpful. I love that there is sign language included.
I purchased the Omnibus! Can’t wait to get home and download!
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My children are 9, 7, 5 and 1 year. We are beginning homeschooling for the first time this year! I’m looking forward to “Comic Books for Kids” and “Blueprint Homeschool.”
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My kids are 16, 13, and 11. I like the planners. I’m always looking for a better planner!
My kids are 9-17. I would get the book on Project-based learning because they all love hands -on activities. I would also like the book on writing research papers because a new look at that would be interesting.
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My daughter is 10 and I like “Homeschooling an Only Child”. Lots of stuff but that one stuck out.
My girls are 6 and 3 and I know we could benefit greatly from Easy Peasy Chores!!
Kids are 3 &1. I liked the Encouragement resource and the one about the personal planning retreat. I could soooo use one of those (especially with a kindle fire!)
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8, 6, Most excited about A Gentle Answer.
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10, 6, 4, and 3. I am most interested in the Organization for a Peaceful Home
10, 6, 4 and 3. I am most interested in Organization for a Peaceful Home
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My kids are 5 and 2 years old. I am most interested in the organization for a peaceful home. Definitely need that!
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My kids are 10, 8, and 1. All of this bundle looks great, but I love “Blueprint Homeschooling: How to Plan a Year of Home Education That Fits the Reality of Your Life “.
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My kids are 10,8,6, and 2 1/2. The comic books look amazing!
My child is 4 1/2 and will start 4K in a couple of weeks. I think she’d love Comic Books for Kids or God’s Little Explorers. I need 101 and If I Could Do it Over books as we’re in the process of deciding if she’ll be homeschooled or public schooled after this year.
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My child is 15.
Which resource from this year’s Omnibus do I think might be a help to us right now? ”College Prep: Is Writing on Track?” Is only one of the many.
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My children are 12, 10, 9 and 7. I think I would use the 5 Steps to Make Your Kids Confident, Competent Writers (MP3)
I am homeschooling only 1 child and she is 7 looks interesting..
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My kids are 10 and 5. I think the one resource that will help is writing!
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My kids are 13, 11, and 9. I would love to try 100+ Notebooking Pages and Creating a schedule that works!
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My kids are 9, 7, 5, & 2. I’m interested in “Celebrate Homeschool: Create Your Own Traditions.”
Since I’m a “momtrapreneur,” I think that “Homeschool on Fire” sounds like an amazing resource. My kids will be 3 and 5 this fall.
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My kids are 9,8, and 5 and I’m really excited about Designing a Language Arts Curriculum! This is the subject that I struggle with most.
My children are 12, 9, 5, and 3. The unschooling happiness project looks right for our family!
There are so many great books this year, but I’m especially excited about Squilt. A music teacher friend of mine teaches it and recommends it but I’ve never tried it myself. I’ve also posted this to Facebook https://www.facebook.com/fyrebloom?fref=nf&ref=m_notif¬if_t=like
So many good options to read this time. I think the one about what teens need to know before leaving home will be good, really all of them about teens. I have a girl almost 14 and the time is getting closer and closer!! I also like the language arts one about making your own language arts program. That seems to be a difficult one for us. I have two that love writing but thats it and I need to get them to love all the other parts of language arts. Thanks for a great giveaway! Have a great day!
I bought the omnibus thru your link. Thank you!!
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My boys are 3 and 6, with a new baby sister due in 5 weeks. I’m interested in the A-Z Toddler and Preschool curriculum, as this will my first year incorporating a few more formal activities for my younger son.
My kids are 5 and 19 months, so I think the A to Z Toddler and Preschool curriculum would be perfect for us!
The very first book I will read of this incredible library is “Trust without Borders.” This will be my first year homeschooling with Olivia (8), James (6), George (3) and David (18mos). Both the call to homeschool my children and my own resistance to do it (despite my belief that it’s the best), have been woven through this past year. The leap into homeschool is one “border” that is scary for me to cross. The struggle to trust is always new and changing, but God has never failed to provide the net. I see this Omnibus offer as another signpost to leap 🙂
I have three girls, ages 7, 5 and 3. We will be starting kindergarten activities with my 5 year old, preschool with the 3 year old and dual enrollment for our 7 year old (we will be teaching science, social studies and writing at home). There are so many things I can’t wait to explore, but the ones that stuck out are: 101 independent activities for kids; 5 steps to make kids confident, competent writers; Discover Europe; and, Eat Well on a Budget. Thanks for this great opportunity!
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I think “Blueprint Homeschooling” might be the most intriguing resource for me. My kiddos are 6 & 4.
My kids are 5 and 8. This will be our first year homeschooling. We would definitely use the Blueprint Homeschooling to plan out our year. I’m sure we will use many, many more as well!
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I have 2 daughters 2 and 4. I am planning to homeschool my girls this year. I am looking forward to the preschool material, as well as, the bible study material. I just purchased it today !
My children are 13, 11, 9, 7, 4, and 2weeks. I am looking forward to perusing the high school resources in the omnibus. Thanks for offering the kindle!
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Our children are 6 and 9 and I really look forward to the book on chalk pastels! I really think my kids will love it!
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I have a 7-year-old son and a very active 17-month-old daughter, so I’m looking forward to the advice in “Creating a Schedule That Works”!
Homeschooling the Only Child will be helpful to me.
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My kids are 7, 4, and 1. I’m definitely interested in the Plan to Be Flexible: Designing A Homeschool Rhythm and Curriculum Plan That Works for Your Family. And, of course, a kindle fire! 🙂
My kids are 12, 7, 2, and an infant. I think I would use the Essay Tune Up with my oldest. She came out of public school last year and her essay writing skills are not where I think they should be. She writes her essays as if she were writing a letter to a girlfriend. Her skills in this area certainly need a tune up!
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My boys are 4 and 6, and I am interested in both the Discover Europe and ASL curriculums.
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My kids are 9,7,4,3,1 and we have our 4 year old cousin with us too this year. I am mostly looking forward to the planner and notebooking pages.
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I could swear I already entered, but I don’t see my comment above–so I’m sorry if this is a duplicate! My kids are 6 and 2, and I think the preschool resources would be most helpful, as I didn’t homeschool my daughter until kindergarten so I don’t have any preschool resources at the moment.
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My kiddos are 5, 2 1/2, and 7 months. The item that stuck out to me today was the geography curriculum!
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My kids are 13, 11, and 2. I am most excited about the ASL course, as my son has recently expressed an interest in learning this.
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my chidren are 13, 11, 8, and 6. I think the “Eating Well on a Budget” and the “Weekly Meal Planner”. Being home all day sometimes leads to excess snacking, so I think these would be helpful in getting better organized in the kitchen.
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I really like the homeschoolcreations.com blog so her planner would be nice to have. Among other things… 🙂
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I would love the ASL like a boss – we have friends in the neighborhood that both parents are deaf, and all three kids hearing. I love the mom and would like to be more confident in signing like her and in teaching my kids to sign.
My daughter is 7. I think homeschooling an only child, flexible planning, American Sign Language, practical guide to introducing foreign language, teaching music, your retreat, and a host of others.
My children are ages 13, 12, and 9. There are so many great resources in the Omnibus this year! I’m gearing up for final touches to my planning for the coming school year, and I think Blueprint Homeschooling and Plan to Be Flexible would both be good encouragement in making sure I’m on the right track.
Thank you for always sharing amazing ideas and encouragements for us.
My kids are age 7,4,2….we just started our homeschool journey and i’m very excited and nervous at the same time , I’m sure we are doing right thing for our kids and family even some of our friends and family think opposite.
We purchase Omnibus,and i’m looking forward to read it all,especially how invest in our kids and make our homeschool a success!
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I have a 2, 4, and 8 year old. My 4 year old always want to do “school work” when my oldest is doing her work. The preschool resources would be amazing. Also, the resources about chores would be great. It’s hard to find a balance between teaching responsibility and giving them too much “work”.
I have one 7 year old and I I’m interested in the book Homeschooling an Only Child: When Just One is Just Right.
Steps 1 and 2 complete. My kids are ages 7, 4, and 1 year old twins. I would really benefit from the planner. I struggle with organization an think it would help!
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My children are ages 11 and 7. I would probably go with the Geography Notebook pages or SQUILT Vol. 3. Thank you.
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I forgot to say the preschool program “God’s Little Explorers” would be for my three year old little girl, and her 7 and 9 year old brothers would probably join in on the fun as well!
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We are starting homeschool this year with our 5 year old! I also have a 3 year old, a 20 month old, and a newborn. Life is crazy! I think “Celebrate Homeschool: Create Your Own Traditions” would be awesome to help start our year off on the right foot!
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