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You need to be familiar with
your state law concerning the legalities of and the requirements for teaching
your child(ren) at home. We suggest that you do a search to find a
homeschool support group in your state. They will be familiar with the law in
your state.
You can place your order online with our shopping cart, by
phone, or by mail.
Most major credit cards and PayPal are accepted. Checks (United States funds
only) are also accepted by mail or through PayPal.
First of all, pray for wisdom. There is a wealth of information about home
schooling in the library, on the web, or in your local homeschool support group.
So much is available that it can be overwhelming. The Lord will direct your
steps if you ask Him.
Read books on homeschooling: In our homeschooling section we have several books which
cover this subject. I would suggest reading a basic book on home schooling
such as:
Find a Support Group or
Start a Homeschool Support
Group. Get connected with a local home school
organization. Most of these books list contacts on a state level or you can try
the Internet (which is probably how you found us!) Other home schooling
parents are a great source of encouragement and information.
Browse
through our online catalog for more information on various products!
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Or read a book on selecting curriculum
that includes product reviews such as:
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Most of
our first time homeschool customers prefer to go with a "canned" curriculum --
where everything is included -- because it makes them feel confident.
However, after the first year most homeschoolers are more experienced, relaxed
and inspired. They are ready to pursue curriculum that was specifically
written and designed for homeschooling families by homeschooling authors.
This type of curriculum can be scary to a new homeschooler because there is so
much freedom in selecting topics and methods of study. That's why we try
to include information in our product descriptions to help you make your
curriculum selections. You can also contact us if you have questions.
We will try to help or direct you to someone who can.
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