If you are suddenly homeschooling, finding that your current curriculum isn’t working, or just want to learn a little bit more about it this is an excellent opportunity from The Well-Trained Mind family. The following is this mornings post 3/14
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Belen Battle I / November 16th Doors Open: 9:30AM – 3:00PM – Belen Public Library Prizes: 100% Payouts 1st, 2nd, 3rd in both sections Seats: 48 open seats with possible $240 in pay outs per section Sections: Open & U1400
Valley Homeschool Fellowship will have it’s first meeting of the school year. They will be meeting at 10 AM this Thursday, September 5, 2019. We will NOT be meeting at Calvary Chapel this year, we will be at 1st Baptist
Posters, signs and display materials Visual aids for use in the classroom: monster-themed printable display posters for graphemes, trickies and images.www.teachyourmonstertoread.com
We know not everyone gets as excited about grammar as we do, but it’s like the transmission in your car: you don’t think much about it when it’s working correctly, but if not properly maintained, it falls apart and suddenly
All Ages Chess, June 6th-July 25th, Thursdays 2-3 PM. (no chess July 4th) All ages who want to play chess. We will meet in the BOOK NOOK the area between the Lecture Hall and the Teen Library. 15 chess sets
UNM Valencia Camp Summer 2019 Coding (Mid/HS) Internet of Things (Mid/HS) Cyber Security (Mid/HS) Solar Technology (Adults/Homeowners) 3-D Printing (Mid/HS) Limited space 20 people each session, $10 each. Click link for dates and times, and how to register.
IntraData is very happy to announce the Homeschool Edition of ReadnQuiz. Now homeschool teachers can use the same reading program designed to meet the demanding requirements of public and private schools. Free 30 day trial, over 44,000 quizzes, $29.99/first student
Now here’s an offer you simply can’t resist. Teach Your Monster to Read will be free to download across all app stores. Starts Monday 4th March 2019 Ends Sunday 10th March 2019 Once downloaded onto your device, there is nothing to pay
What Orwell feared were those who would ban books. What Huxley feared was that there would be no reason to ban a book, for there would be no one who wanted to read one. Orwell feared those who would deprive