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Homeschooling Made Easy With Dr. Fred & Karen

Do you worry about your homeschooling? From mommy taught to self-taught, we help you go from questions to confidence!

Word Search Maker

word search puzzles covering a variety of topics appropriate for primary grade, middle school and high school students

Homeschooling 101

The infographics includes some essential facts about homeschooling, as well as pros and cons of both public schools and home education.

Gather Round Homeschool

The dream of a homeschool mom who wanted everything beautiful and cohesive and to teach all her kids together, but needed the structure and solidity of engaging and challenging work that was tangible.

Latest News

TUNE IN: Connecting the World

The Library created its National Book Festival Presents series as a way to bring our annual book festival experience to audiences on a year-round basis. In April, we took the physical events into the virtual realm, offering a series of talks related to the coronavirus pandemic with prominent authors and experts. You can watch all of these talks and special presentations here. The series leaves talk of the pandemic behind with its upcoming programs, which celebrate the 50th anniversary of LGBTQ Pride and take an international scope with the June series “Connecting the World with Words":“Celebrating 50 Years of LGBTQ Pride." In honor of LGBTQ Pride month (June) and the 50th anniversary of Pride celebrations, Eric Cervini discusses his book “The Deviant’s War: The Homosexual vs. the United States of America,” with the Library's Roswell Encina. Premieres Thursday, May 28, 7 p.m. ET"Richard Ford: A Good Story Knows No Borders." Richard Ford, winner of the 2019 Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction and whose work has been translated into dozens of languages, will speak on the universality of fiction. Premieres Thursday, June 4, 7 p.m. ET"Ha Jin on the Legendary Poet Li Bai." National Book Award winner Ha Jin discusses his new book, “The Banished Immortal: A Life of Li Bai,” in which he draws on a range of historical and literary sources to weave the life story of the eighth-century Chinese poet Li Bai. Premieres Thursday, June 11, 7 p.m. ET"Erik Larson on Winston Churchill: The Right Words at the Right Time." Erik Larson discusses his latest book, “The Splendid and the Vile,” which tells the story of Winston Churchill during the London Blitz of World War II, with philanthropist and National Book Festival co-chairman David Rubenstein. Premieres Thursday, June 18, 7 p.m. ET"Poetry Ancestors: How Invention Meets Influence." American Book Award winner Kimiko Hahn and fellow award-winning poet Rajiv Mohabir talk about invention and influence across borders, and how poetry serves as a model for our moment, with Washington Post Book World critic Ron Charles. Premieres Thursday, June 25, 7 p.m. ETAll talks will be launched on Library of Congress Facebook and YouTube channels, on the Library's website, then available for viewing afterwards.Click here for more information.

Latest News: Library Welcomes Junior Fellows to 2020 Summer Program

The Library of Congress today announced the appointment of 40 undergraduate and graduate students to its highly competitive Junior Fellows summer intern program. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, this program will be conducted virtually.This year’s Junior Fellows program, which runs from May 26 to July 31, includes 27 special projects across divisions of the Library of Congress. The program will expose the Junior Fellows to the breadth and depth of the work that takes place at the world’s largest library.Click here for more information.

Read with Your Teen This Summer

Summer is the perfect time to build a closer relationship with your teenager! Most of us (even those who homeschool year-round) have a more relaxed schedule during the summer. That means you probably have more “down time” and less time with scheduled activities and commitments. This makes summer a perfect time to work on building […]The post Read with Your Teen This Summer appeared first on Hip Homeschool Moms.

Modeling Generosity for Your Children

Do you practice “everyday generosity”?On our Focus on the Family Broadcast “Modeling Generosity for Your Children,” father-and-son team Brad and Drew Formsma explain how you can use your time, talent, and influence to benefit others and create a habit of generosity that will impact the next generation.They'll share how to be generous with:In a “me-focused” culture, we can help our children develop an other-centered attitude, which creates the opportunity to show Christ's love to others through simple acts of kindness.The post Modeling Generosity for Your Children appeared first on Jim Daly.

Five Tips For Home Schooling During Covid-19

Due to Covid-19, all children received home education because the schools were closed. The primary schools in certain countries will open (in part) on May.

Latest Videos

Favorite Homeschool Curriculum in 2020 - Beautiful Feet Books Around the World with Picture Books

Hey friends! We are wrapping up our Kindergarten homeschool school year and I wanted to share a favorite curriculum of mine - Around the World with Picture ...

1st Grade Fourth Quarter Science Exam | Homeschool

Im taking my 4th quarter Science exam for Grade 1, DEPED curriculum. Please support my channel by clicking the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE button. Thank you.

How To Conquer Homeschool Doubt- Homeschooling Made Easy Podcast (Dr. Lybrand & Karen)

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Answering Homeschooling Questions with May Palacpac of Fullyhousewifed

Homeschooling links: Dep-Ed Accredited Homeschool Providers and Cost to Homeschool- ...

Homeschool Converts: Poll Shows Vast Number of US Families Might Keep Kids at Home Now

Homeschool Converts: Poll Shows Vast Number of US Families Might Keep Kids at Home Now.

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Ice Fishing

A blonde wanted to go ice fishing. She'd seen many books on the subject, and finally, after getting all the necessary "tools" together, she made for the nearest frozen lake. After positioning her comfy stool, she started to make a circular

The Haircut (Priceless)

The  haircut,   (Priceless)    A teenage boy  had just passed his driving test and inquired of his  father as to when  they could discuss his use of the car.     His father  said he'd make a

Don’t Ignore Your Doctor

Don’t Ignore Your Doctor This is why you should never ignore what your Doctor tells ya. The other day I went over to a nearby Pharmacy. When I got there, I went straight to the back of the store to where the Pharmacists’ Counter is

An End of an Era

We had technical problems with our old BBS system software and servers. We have been running FamilyNet and the G

FamilyNet is shutting down (BBS Network)

The technology is old, the software is old, the equipment is old. The system is rebooting every hour... It is no longer worth the cost (in time and dollars) to keep the BBS and FamilyNet running, so - I will be shutting down