You should plan to have lots of storage in your homeschool area. This article describes ways of finding room and keeping everything organized.

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This decision game asks your little one to locate the sound of a bell, which is hidden under an empty milk carton.

This article describes the equipment your homeschool will need to add audio-visual resources to your curriculum.

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Help your child create a map of your local area and then take a walk, following along on the map as you go.

Learn how your kids and family can help to make a successful homeschool possible.

As you get familiar with your teaching materials, organize them so that you will know where everything is.

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Teach your child about money with this fun and easy game using spare change.

As part of the homeschool team, the supporting spouse can do some of the things outlined in this article.

Once you have obtained homeschooling materials for your child, you need to spend some time familiarizing yourself with them.

This article provides a list of what is essential and what should be left behind when going to college.

Teach your child about the bill at a restaurant, and you'll help to improve her rounding and addition skills.

If you are planning to homeschool your child, find out what you will need to homeschool successfully.

Once you have selected topics and understand the types of resources that are available to you, it's time to identify the curricula you need.

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Your child will love playing music using common household items as easy rhythm instruments.