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Homeschooling Support

If You Don't Have Super Powers... You will need homeschooling support. Here are some ways to develop an extensive homeschool network:

  • Homeschool conferences are great sources of information and inspiration. Here are some ways to plan for and navigate homeschool conventions.

  • At homeschool vendor fairs, you can look at and ask questions about materials before making a purchase. Here are some ways to prepare for and save money at a home school curriculum fair, along with a free printable to help you decide what to purchase.

  • Homeschooling support groups organize homeschool events and provide opportunities to connect with other homeschoolers. Here are some suggestions for starting a homeschool support group.

  • Homeschooling cooperatives, or homeschool co-ops, are made up of families who unite to help teach each other's children. Here are some tips for taking these homeschooling classes.

  • Online forums, blogs and yahoo groups are great ways to find advice and encouragement from the comfort of your own home. Here are some tips for participating in a homeschool forum, including links to my favorite homeschool message boards.

  • Local organizations, such as zoos and museums, can provide valuable educational experiences. Here are tips for finding and participating in homeschooling activities, as well as a discussion of homeschooling and sports.

  • Homeschooling field trips are a favorite at my house. Here are some ways to make the most of homeschool field trips, along with a free printable field trip checklist.

Special Circumstances

Homeschooling is great for special needs or gifted children who may slip through the cracks in a traditional classroom. NATHHAN is an organization that helps parents who are homeschooling special needs children. Remember, you are your child's best advocate!

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