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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.
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 ;).
I bought the omnibus!
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.