Weekend homeschool links

Don’t you ever get tired of the outdated stereotypes that exist about homeschoolers? Here is our chance to help change them:

My friend Jimmie has put together the Smashing Stereotypes Homeschool Survey–its goal is to update the research and statistics about the homeschooling community! Will you please consider filling it out?

It takes about 30 minutes to complete, and every person who finishes receives over $100 in subscriptions to sites like Atelier Art, Dawn Sign Press, Words That Matter, Field Trip Zoom, and Homeschool Planet–plus one respondent will win $1,000!

Start the survey here.

The fine print: The survey is open to adults (18 and older) who reside in USA (or military base) except RI and D.C. You must be currently homeschooling at least one child to participate.

Weekend homeschool links:

• Lies I believe about being a ‘special needs mom’
• This really isn’t kindergarten anymore
• 7 skills homeschoolers need to develop before college
• Handling the ‘difficult’ student at your co-op :: A series
• A fun activity to do/watch with the kiddos: Homemade lava lamps

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Elijah used Reading Eggs a few years ago, and it was another great step toward his reading fluency – plus it was fun!

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

Steve and I don’t plan to stay in a regular hotel again if we can help it, now that we’ve had such a wonderful experience with AirBnB.

We celebrated his 40th birthday in the Caribbean last month and had an incredible, private apartment to ourselves–all for less per night than a hotel room. If you haven’t given Airbnb a try yet, check it out here & get a $40 credit when you take your first trip anywhere, near or far!

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