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Our first activity as part of the BSA Family Award program (see my previous article, BSA Family Award: a new series) fell under "Shaping Your...
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Find out more about Sarah: Sarah J. Wilson is a homeschooling mom of two boys in the Santa Cruz Mountains. She is also the editor of California HomeSchooler, the bimonthly magazine of the HomeSchool Association of California (HSC). She can be reached at MynyddPreparatory@hotmail.com. |
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As part of our cub scouting experience, my family has begun the BSA Family Award program. Designed to build family ties and strengthen family...
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Event #1 "Homeschool Thursdays" January 14, 2010, 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. 1131 Elko Drive, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 Homeschool Thursdays is a...
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Math is commonly taught sequentially, which seems logical for such a logic-based subject. Students begin with numbers, move to addition, subtraction,...
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Creating something wearable or useful out of fabric or yarn is a gratifying past-time, one that may even lead to a career. This year, consider giving...
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The Riekes Center has openings in a few of its Nature Awareness Classes. The classes which focus on long term mentoring are geared towards homeschool...
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The Young Naturalist Awards 2010, sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, is an inquiry-based research competition...
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Homeschoolers are notorious "DIYers" (do-it-yourself). They love hands-on projects, getting dirty, making messes, ulitmately creating...
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The Educational Resource Center of Santa Cruz is running two terrific holiday specials. Purchase three 3-month gift certificates for just $99. What a...
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So many toys and games require batteries to operate. Yet, interestingly enough, the more batteries required, often the less imaginative and engaging...
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