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Weekend homeschool links:
- Using Screens in Your Homeschool
- A Beginner’s Guide to the Green Ember Chapter Books (a delightful series!)
- Homeschooling Is Up Thanks to COVID, But Will the Increase Last?
- Life is a Funnel
- We went rogue and didn’t school our kids. Here’s how it turned out. (Love!)
- Aging is inevitable, so why not do it joyfully?!
- 9 years ago on the blog: What to do with babies while homeschooling
- This week on the Simple Homeschool podcast: Ep 73 – Because of COVID, Things Are Different Now
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