Summer is a terrific time for students to read a few good books and improve their reading and vocabulary skills, at the same time. Libraries educational centers and book stores make it easy to get your student involved and earn rewards as well. Read a good book... Posted June 8, 2008
Share the ups and downs of homeschooling with Jen as she walks her homeschooling journey. Jen's inspiring blog will help you discover the joys and face the challenges of daily life with the kids. Posted June 7, 2008
Having trouble with Algebra? Try this beautifully displayed online book by Maran. Effortless Algebra is a free publication designed to help your child master algebra math skills without pain. Try it today! Posted March 28, 2008
Find out who's talking about the latest California legal threat and what's being done about it. Which homeschool parent is running for a school board position in North Carolina? Read about a Texas teen on the wrong side of the law and much more... Posted March 2, 2008
In the case of In re Rachel L. the 2nd California Appellate Court offered an opinion about the rights of a family to homeschool. In this indepth article, Attorney Deborah Stevenson takes us step-by-step through the court process, the ruling and what it means to homeschoolers in California. Posted March 8, 2008
Concerned about getting into college? Don't miss this exciting series by Jean Burk author of College Prep Genius: The No Brainer Way to SAT Success. Learn the tips and tricks from the college prep guru. Posted February 26, 2008
THL is a free network with a menagerie of resources. Members can build their own space, start or join a group or discussion, chat, upload lessons plans, unit studies, pictures, videos and more. Join Troy and Tiany Davis. owners and founders of The Homeschool Lounge. Posted February 23, 2008
Almost anywhere a hummer finds food it is ready to fight to defend it, even along its migration route to Central America. However, since it only weights a zillionth of an ounce, the only thing it can attack, without being laughed at, is another hummingbird and an occasional ladybug... Posted February 11, 2008

My parents always encouraged me to work and make money, even as a child. From the time I was about 10 years old, I worked at a neighborhood horse stable after school, on the weekends and in the summers. I believe that as parents, we have an obligation to teach our children the importance of saving. Updated March 18, 2007
In an age when foreclosures are at a record pace, credit card debt is hitting new highs and personal savings are at an all time low, millions of American families are worried about their children's future. Teach your children how to make money work for them -- Get Vince Shorb's new book Money Grows On Trees, absolutely free. Posted January 14, 2008
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Can following a curriculum guarantee there won't be gaps in a child's schooling? Is a transcript from a public charter school proof that there aren't any cracks in a child's education? Homefires' editor Diane Flynn Keith answers these questions and more in her article, "Mind the Gap: Watching For 'Holes' in Your Child's Education" Posted December 10, 2007
Homeschooling can be very expensive but it can also be very inexpensive! Let experienced mom and Natural Learning author, Fran Wisniewski show you how. Posted October 19, 2007
Searching the web for the best homeschooling resources can be a time-consuming chore, now you don't have to spend hours searching. This Nationwide Directory provides the most up-to-date listing of national homeschooling organizations and services of interest not only for homeschoolers but those considering the homeschool option. Check back often. Updated August 14, 2006
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