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Photo IDs for Homeschool Students (and teachers!)

By Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur Posted in Resources

Posted on June 30, 2015June 30, 2015

Do you need a photo ID for your homeschooled student or a teacher ID for yourself. HSLDA now offers these services for its members. Find out more at: HSLDA Photo IDs

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Homeschool for a child with ADHD begins with feeling safe. Build security through reliable routine and consequences, and then think about learning.

Homeschool Advice for ADHD Families: Learning at Home

Homeschool for a child with ADHD begins with feeling safe. Build security through reliable routine and consequences, and then think about learning.

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Holy Week is the best time of the year to be Catholic. It’s a tour de force of incredible liturgies. It’s my favorite week of the year and this year…well, it’s going to be different. I’m grie…

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Seven Riddles to Nowhere is a wonderfully charming book, perfect for older elementary students and middle schoolers or for anyone who enjoys a beautifully written, hard-to-put-down story.

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home Book Reviews Faith-based Scavenger Hunt Faith-based Scavenger Hunt By Leslea Wahl Posted in Book Reviews Posted on March 31, 2020March 31, 2020 7 Riddles to Nowhere by A.J. Cattapan Seven Riddles to Nowhere is a wonderfully charming book, perfect for older elementary students and middle scho...

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A lovely book for the Lenten/Easter season.

The Easter Storybook {Review}

Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any ot…

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A meaningful reflection from a homeschooling friend of mine.

Peace During the Pandemic

After at least a week of obsessively scrolling facebook, chuckling at toilet paper memes, and reading news articles; I am back to believing that God has a plan for my life. So I got off the beam fo…

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Nancy Restuccia, Catholic homeschooling mom, is sharing her new story in serial form and asked me to help spread the word. https://fionafife.com/?fbclid=IwAR1CiHk-q-3FHARLzBSm9gmHxGEpKAZcYh97LagPajGUfHmpdPZ4W_PBvfY

Fiona Fifelski and the Cat of Cunegunda

Chapter One: The Boston Cat “I am not fond of children,” said the Cat, more to himself than anyone else. Fiona looked up, startled, into a large pair of sarcastic green eyes. The Cat sat nonchalantly on the bookshelf above her by the high window, looking down with that way that cats have of ma...

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