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Mega List of Homeschool Co-op Class Ideas
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Field trip groups, nature troops, enrichment co-ops, STEM leagues, book clubs, university model classes, PE & Park meetups--after fourte...
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Presidential Election Resources with FREE Printable Ballot
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I have voted in every single election...whether big or small...for the past 19 years. I've served in various capacities for the part...
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The Year of Hygge for Homeschooling
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It had been eight years...eight filled years of homeschool co-op. They were wonderful years. Enriching years. But they were...
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The Glorious Flight: A Unit Study
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A morning of paper airplanes plus a small herd of eager LITTLES equals a few hours of fantastical adventure...and maybe an accidental ...
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10 Christmas Party Games for Kids
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Gather all the kiddos, warm up a pot of snowman soup (That's what we call hot chocolate 'round here.), and get ready for a night...
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Homeschool Co-op Public Speaking Class {Lesson Plans}
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I am teaching an Introduction to Public Speaking class at our bi-weekly homeschool co-op this semester. Although the practical goal for t...
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Homeschool Co-op Class Plans 2014-2015
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Lots of changes happenin' in our co-op this year. Lots of changes. But, as with all changes, these alterations bring an...
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End-of-the-Year Program for Homeschool 2014
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After nine months of watching our children blossom through diligence and hard work, we, co-op moms, always enjoy celebrating their succ...
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Book Club Unit: The Duchess Bakes a Cake
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What do you get when you combine a delightful children's classic about a baking project gone awry, a marshmallow catapult, and four a...
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Geography Club: Italy Unit
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Ciao! We recently took a "trip" to Italy in our Co-operative Geography Club . With its rich, historic culture, Italy c...
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Geography Club: Japan Unit
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Last month, I had the privilege of taking our Co-operative Geography Club on a "trip" to Japan. We had a wonderful trip and eve...
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Co-op Plans for 2013-2014
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Every July, all four of us co-op mommas get together for coffee to discuss the upcoming school year and our hopes and dreams for our co-ope...
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Color-Coded Supply Bag for Co-op Mornings
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A typical co-op morning for us is a frantic rush to find shoes, clean up from breakfast, find shoes, make sure everyone is wearing clea...
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Tips to Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op: Creating a Schedule and Assigning Jobs
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Pheewww! We've come to our final day in a five-day-long series about Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op . If you've been keepi...
Tips to Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op: Planning Age Appropriate Class Topics
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We've come to Day 4 in a five-day-long series about Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op . I trust that you have prayerfully consid...
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Tips to Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op: Choosing a Time and Place to Meet
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You've taken the leap and are on your way to launching a homeschool co-op! If you are joining me for Day 3 in my five-day-long ser...
Tips to Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op: Partnering With Other Families
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I'm assuming that if you've joined me for Part 2 in my five-day long series on Starting a Preschool Co-op , that you are serio...
Tips to Starting a Preschool Homeschool Co-op: Intro
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One of the best decisions I ever made when first starting out as a Newbie Homeschooler was to join together with a handful of other n...
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Co-op Spring Program 2013
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This past Saturday marked the culmination of a wonderful year of cooperative learning. Our Geography Club hosted a 5th Annual End-of-...
Geography Club: Peru
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A few weeks ago, our Geography club gathered for a morning in Peru. Out time together began by coloring a Peruvian map and flag for...
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