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Exceptional Homeschool
http://exceptionalhomeschool.blogspot.com/
Homeschooling, outside the bell curve. Gifted, challenged and medically fragile homeschooling.
- Added on: Feb 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: data_devil
- Listed in: Alternative Primary
- Tags: parenting homeschool homeschooling adhd gifted learning disabled
Recent Posts
Math - My Way
Math seems to be a subject many homeschool parents stress over. I'm not sure why though. I mean, sure, math can be a tough subject for some kids to learn, but there are so many creative ways to teach it. Arithmetic is a skill we use every day, and as...
Webinar: How to Stay Healthy This Winter
msquill will be holding an informational webinar on Friday, November 6 from 8pm to 930 pm Central time.The topic is "How to Stay Healthy this Winter."She will include information on:Vitamin D3H1N1 VaccinationHerbs that build and support the immune ...
Bringing Her Back to the Fold
We 'unenrolled' my step daughter from school this morning. I was expecting the school office staff to make things difficult, and we were supposed to be at homeschool co-op by 9am, so I grabbed stepdaughter and the other 4 kids and headed out to...
Comedy is Required
I have come to the conclusion that parenting a mentally ill kid requires one to become a comedian, or at the very least develop super-human abilities to find or create humor in each and every situation. No matter how serious. I envy people who have t...
The Value of Co-ops
The Value of Co-opsI love our homeschool co-op. We meet most Fridays so the kids can take classes and the moms can socialize. We have a great group. My kids take various band classes, a string class, drama, and wrestling. I'm teaching American Sign L...
Flu vaccine prison camps?
I don't know how true this is, but this article was sent to me by someone I trust. I've also heard this kind of vaccinate at gunpoint rumors from other places, as well.http://blogs.healthfreedomalliance.org/blog/2009/09/18/police-and-military-train-t...
