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Calculator Buying Guide

Calculator Buying Guide

By Dan Martin
Apologia has prepared this Calculator Buying Guide to help homeschool students and parents select just the right calculator for their homeschool needs.  As students advance in their homeschool science and math courses, they will need some very specific features in their calculators. And…what about calculator apps? Electronic devices are a part of our lives, but...
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5 Tips to Get Your Homeschool Organized with Kristi Clover

5 Tips to Get Your Homeschool Organized with Kristi Clover

By Apologia Marketing
The Battle for Homeschool Organization: My Top Five Tips to Help You Get Organized! I remember when I first started to homeschool. I felt buried by the amount of “stuff” that came with our decision to homeschool. Papers, books, multi-part curriculum, supplies, & more! There was stuff everywhere. Overwhelmed didn’t even begin to describe the emotions...
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Tips for Creating a Summer Scrapbook

Tips for Creating a Summer Scrapbook

By Jeannie Fulbright
Creating a summer scrapbook is so easy and will serve more than one purpose for your family. For my family, the wonders of childhood have now faded, giving way to the sensible pursuits of teens becoming adults, complete with driver’s licenses, summer jobs, and the busyness of preparing for college. Summers are now marked by...
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How to Write a Lab Report - Video and Examples

How to Write a Lab Report – Video and Free Guide

By Sherri Seligson
There are several ways to write a lab report, and depending on your class or your instructor, the requirements will vary. This guide, created by Sherri Seligson, has been developed to help you understand the reason why knowing how to write a lab report is an important part of the science process. It will also...
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5 Must-Knows BEFORE Selecting Homeschool Curriculum

5 Must-Knows BEFORE Selecting Homeschool Curriculum

By Rachael Carman
It can be daunting to attend a homeschool convention and start to select homeschool curriculum. The first time I walked into a homeschool conference, I gasped and said, “I don’t know where to start!” It can be very intimidating. I want to share five key things you need to know before you begin to select...
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7 Must-Knows for Grading a Writing Assignment

7 Must-Knows for Grading a Writing Assignment

By Sharon Watson
You scheduled the writing assignment. They whined. You cajoled, suggested ideas for topics, and drove them to the library for their research. They rejected your clever ideas and drove you crazy. And then, the impossible happened. They actually handed in their papers. In shock, you asked yourself, “Now what?” You are more than capable of...
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High School Students: Write a Resume Blog Post by Marilyn Shannon

High School Students: Write a Resume

By Marilyn Shannon
Do you know how to write a resume? Suppose a family friend alerts you to a part-time job opportunity that sounds perfect for you. Or you learn of an outstanding scholarship in your area of interest—except the deadline is in two days and the application is four pages long.  Do you know how to write...
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Six Tips to Inspire Your Homeschool Science

Six Tips to Inspire Your Homeschool Science

By Vicki Dincher
Science is about the wonder, discovery, and exploration of God’s Creation. Here are six tips to encourage and inspire your homeschool science plans. 1. Get organized and work smarter, not harder. Spend an hour or two each week looking over and planning the week. As a homeschooling mom of four, I enjoyed going to the...
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Creating a Lively Home

Creating a Lively Home

By Tessa Carman
The home, and its surrounding community, used to be the center of family life, a place pulsing with productivity and learning. A lively home is hard to find now. How can you cultivate one? Let’s find out!  When my brother and I started school at home, we had already experienced both public and private schools....
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Tips for Homeschooling Multiple Ages blog post by Vicki Dincher

Tips for Homeschooling Multiple Ages

By Vicki Dincher
One of the many benefits and challenges of homeschooling is the mix of ages gathered in your school each day. Popular culture says effective teaching means dividing everyone up by ages into “grades” and handing out materials that have been assigned to that group to learn. Children will certainly be mastering skills at different ages,...
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