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Choosing Reference Books for Your Child
When selecting the best reference books for your child's home library, ask yourself these questions.Article:Scholastic Parents
Starting a Home Library of Reference Books for Your Child
Why you should create a home library of reference books for your child. How to get started, and what to keep in mind when choosing books.Article:Scholastic Parents
Evaluating Children's Reference Books
Parent guide to evaluating reference books for your child. Guidelines for choosing reference materials that are current, comprehensive, and accurate.Article:Scholastic Parents
Why Homeschooling Isn't Right for Everyone
Why homeschooling wasn't right for this mother's family. Explains some cons of homeschooling. Also says kids can learn valuable life skills in public school.Article:Scholastic Parents
8 Home Reference Materials Your Middle Schooler Needs: Quick Click
Eight essential reference tools for your middle schoolers home library. Print, CD-Rom, or online versions of home reference materials for tweens.Article:Scholastic Parents
Homeschool: 10 Teaching Opportunities in your Backyard
Chances to teach your homeschool child right in your backyard. Your backyard is a great place to learn and explore. See how kids can lean about nature and weather at home.Article:Scholastic Parents
10 Homeschool Lessons You Can Teach at the Doctor's Office
10 homeschool learning opportunities at the doctor's office. Kids can learn a lot while sitting in the waiting room. Teach them time, vocabulary, hygiene, and more.Article:Scholastic Parents
10 Grocery Store Lessons for Your Child
Bring your homeschool curriculum to the grocery store. Use these ten ways to teach your child math, recycling, and nutrition at the supermarket.Article:Scholastic Parents
Homeschool: Creating Community in Your Family, Neighborhood, and with Homeschool Groups
a community for your homeschool child with these tips. Learn about homeschool support groups. Find community in your family and neighborhood.Article:Scholastic Parents
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Homeschooling: 10 Teachable Moments at the Library
10 fun lessons you can teach your child at the library. These teachable moments include a scavenger hunt for information. Kids can also learn about their town's history.Article:Scholastic Parents
Parent Guide to Homeschooling: Pros and Cons, Transition, Community, and Ideas
Shows the pros and cons of homeschooling. Talks about how to create a sense of community. Points out teachable moments in everyday life.Collection:Scholastic Parents
Benefits of Homeschooling: A Parent's Perspective
Mother explains why she chose to homeschool her kids. She talks about how homeschooling benefits her, her husband and her kids. Also mentions the value of a more flexible routine.Article:Scholastic Parents
10 Homeschool Lessons in the car
10 homeschool lessons you can teach your child in the car. Teach your kid about math, spelling, geography, signs, and safety lessons right in the car.Article:Scholastic Parents
Errands Offers Ten Opportunities to Teach Your Child
Running errands offers lots of chances to teach your child. See how a trip to the dry cleaners or the post office can turn into a valuable homeschool lesson.Article:Scholastic Parents
Housework: 10 Teachable Moments
10 teachable moments while doing daily chores. Use housework to teach your child about time management, budgeting, and science. Good for homeschoolers and kids in school.Article:Scholastic Parents