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10 Days of Homeschool High School: Conclusion

Posted:
Nov
18
2011

I hope you’ve enjoyed the 10 Days of Homeschooling High School series. In case you missed something, I’ve linked below to all the topics that have been covered.

(If you’re looking for the Weekly Wrap-Up, it will be posted …

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Homeschooling High School: Is Nature Study Relevant to High School Science?

Posted:
Nov
11
2011

Too often, we homeschooling parents think that, when high school hits, it’s time to put away more delight-led learning and hit the text books. One of the things that can get pushed aside is nature study, but that doesn’t have …

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Categories: 10 Days of Homeschooling High School, High School, Nature Study, Science
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Works for Me Wednesday: NoteTab Light

Posted:
Jun
17
2009

A year or so ago, I downloaded NoteTab Light a freeware text and HTML editor, so that I could make an HTML email signature. Since then, I’ve found that it’s useful for lots of things. Not only was I easily …

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Categories: Planning and Organization, Works for Me Wednesday
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