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Weekend homeschool links:
- Recognizing giftedness in your child
- Easy ways to develop “letter knowledge” in your pre-readers
- 5 easy ways to be the “fun” homeschool mom
- The cactus method of homeschool planning
- 35 middle-grade books with neurodivergent characters
- 5 years ago on the blog: Homeschooling to my child’s strengths
- This week on the Simple Homeschool podcast: Episode 59, 5 surprising things you should know about homeschooling high school
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