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Science Files Books

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

Four great hardcover science books! Forests Introduces the pupil to the astounding habitats of the world around us. – Clear scientific and geographical information in an entertaining and easy to read style – Focuses on green issues and how mankind has affected the environment – Useful for pupils studying areas of the curriculum involving geography…
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Microbusiness for Teens Curriculum

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

People talk about teaching your children to be entrepreneurial, but Carol Topp, the Homeschool CPA, actually shows you how to do it. Our friend, Carol Topp, gave us a copy of this series for review. Our boys used and loved her curriculum and are so busy running their own businesses they don’t have time to…
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The Fallacy Detective

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

  The Fallacy Detective by Hans Bluedorn and Nathaniel Bluedorn     An easy and fun way to start studying logic — for ages 12 and up.   A $22 value From Christian Logic – Like them on Facebook!

My Audio School Subscription

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

My Audio School offers children safe and easy access to classic audio books, interesting educational old time radio drama, and television and radio broadcasts of historic events. My Audio School is a treasure trove for the classical educator, with over 600 distinct audio resources currently available for subscribers, including over 350 full-length downloadable audio books….
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The Old Schoolhouse Magazine

Tuesday, November 15th, 2011

One-Year Digital Subscription to The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine What do you look for as you homeschool? Motivation? A little encouragement? Perhaps a unit study? Maybe an art activity? Within each issue of The Old Schoolhouse® you’ll find amazing resources, candid interviews with business owners, glimpses into the routines of other homeschools, articles from the experts…
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The Manly Virtues: A Powerful Mercy

Friday, November 11th, 2011

When the outnumbered defenders of the Alamo refused the Mexicans’ demand to surrender, General Santa Anna ordered his buglers to play “El Deguello” – a call meaning “no quarter”, a signal that no prisoners would be taken, and anyone surviving the assault would be put to the sword. As everyone knows, that’s precisely what happened…
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Travel By The Numbers

Thursday, August 11th, 2011

With apologies for the unplanned silence en route, we’re glad to announce we’re back at home base now, with The Overland Express Tour of 2011 successfully completed! For those who like numbers, here are some initial figures that surprised even me: We travelled 8034 miles.  That includes 97 miles on a tow truck from Gilroy to…
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The Value of Competition

Friday, May 27th, 2011

Twelve years ago, Elaine Forman, the children’s librarian at our public library decided to form a chapter of Tarheel Junior Historians for local homeschoolers. I never dreamed it would change our lives. Tarheel Junior Historians is an organization by the North Carolina Museum of History to encourage the study of North Carolina history. Every state had a similar…
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Last Chance to Claim Your Prize

Monday, May 16th, 2011

   Thank you so much for joining us at our Facebook Party to celebrate Raising Real Men being named Christian Small Publishers 2011 Book of the Year! Hey, dear ones, please check to see if you’ve won a prize in our Facebook Party. If your name is in red, I haven’t heard from you at all….
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Announcing….

Friday, May 13th, 2011

The Winners!!! Thank you so much for joining us at our Facebook Party to celebrate Raising Real Men being named Christian Small Publishers 2011 Book of the Year! We hope while you’re here you’ll sign up for our encouraging newsletter, the first place we announce promotions like the Facebook Party, sales, and news and articles…
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