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Homeschool Math - 6 Key Techniques to Know on How to Teach Math and What to Use?

By Heidi Johnson
If you struggled with Math at all when you were growing up, you probably don't feel adequate to teach home school Math. The truth is, though, that we use Math all the time in our day and you can use those opportunities to share Math with your children. Help your children develop a love for math using these tools:
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Homeschool High School - Reading Books Or Reading Excerpts

By Lee Binz
I recently picked up a high school textbook called "American Literature" to see what public school kids were reading these days. First of all, it was HUGE - much bigger than the dictionary.
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Create a Home-School Yearbook

By Jeff McRitchie
Yearbooks are both wonderful keepsakes and great learning tools. Here are some tips for how to create a great yearbook for your homeschool.
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Mind Boggling Homeschool Science Experiment - The Ping Pong Ball That Won't Float

By Aurora Lipper
We all feel the weight of air around us, but it does not bother us because our skin and our ear drums are used to this air pressure. If you have ever experienced an ear-popping sensation while driving up in the mountains, while travelling in an airplane or while swallowing, this is due to changes in the air pressure around your ear drum. So let's enter this exciting world of air pressure as I demonstrate some exciting homeschool science experiments that will amaze you. Are you ready?
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