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    We've got spirit, yes we do...
    We've got spirit, how 'bout you???


    Are you ready to get some homeschool "spirit" for the kickoff of the new school year? Then stop by our Time4Learning store at CafePress and order your very own T4L Logo shirt for each child in your family.

    What a fun way to show your homeschool pride AND get some cool duds. (After all, who wouldn't want Ed Mouse as their school mascot??) With tons of different styles, colors, and sizes to choose from, you will find something for everyone at the Time4Learning store.

    If you DO order one of these great items, how about sending us a picture of you or your child in their new favorite shirt or hat, and we will post it in a photo album on our community page!!


    Many parents know that their children need to improve their writing skills, but are unsure what that means. For instance, parents often ask, "What do they mean by unnecessary detail and what is a tightly structured paragraph?"

    I had an "aha" moment recently, when I saw this article about paragraph writing on Time4Writing.com. One of the teachers shows a paragraph "before" and " after." For me, it made these somewhat abstract concepts a lot more concrete.

    Paragraph Writing Secrets
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    Time4Learning enjoys getting to know our members! We took advantage of an opportunity to chat with Katie one day this summer. Click "Read More" to see what she had to say and to add your own questions or comments.
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    I want to know if you guys are also giving them all the worksheets too, or are you just using those when they are struggling in an area?

    Thanks so much!
    This question was recently posted on the Time4Learning Parent Forum. Do you use the printable worksheets? If so, how do you schedule them? Please click the title of this article to leave your comments. This member would appreciate it!
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    This space will feature tips from our members. Would you like to contribute? Post your tips on this thread in the Parent Forum.

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    The Time4Learning Community now has created a new opportunity for you to locate and interact with other T4L'ers in your area....STATE GROUPS!!

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    We’re Better Together!


    Homeschooling is one of the most rewarding, challenging, exciting, draining, fulfilling, exhausting, incredible things you will ever do. The time we spend with our children will leave a lifetime of memories behind.

    One of the things I have to constantly remind myself of is that

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    Can you help this member?

    This question was recently posted on the Time4Learning Parent Forum. Do you use the printable worksheets? If so, how do you schedule them? This member would appreciate your comments, below! :)

    08-30-2010 11:19 AM

    Make Time for Rhyme

    Make Time for Rhyme by Jamie As I was going to St Ives<O:p</O:p I met a man with seven wives<O:p</O:p Each wife had seven sacks<O:p</O:p Each sack had seven cats<O:p</O:p Each cat had seven...

    09-01-2010 04:13 AM

    Does Your Child Live Up To Your Expectations?

    Do Your Children Live Up To Your Expectations? ‎"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by it's ability to climb a tree, it will live it's whole life believing it is stupid."...

    08-30-2010 08:03 PM

    The Road to Hysterical Historical Learning by Rhonda Miller

    Can we really present history learning that is hysterical? Thinking back to my school days, I can remember having a "strong" dislike for history and social studies! Names, dates, historical...

    09-03-2010 04:00 AM

    5 Ways To Create A Non-Reader

    5 Ways To Create a Non-Reader 1) Never read-a-loud to your children. 2) Always choose books that are a little above your child’s reading level. 3) Don’t make time to read yourself. ...

    09-06-2010 08:26 PM


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    hearthstone_academy

    You did just fine! Now that you've broken the...

    You did just fine! Now that you've broken the ice, DO become a person who normally posts in forums (this one, anyway). :D We're happy to have you here.

    How is it going so far?

    hearthstone_academy 09-07-2010 08:05 AM Go to last post
    hearthstone_academy

    Credit cards differ so much that it's hard to...

    Credit cards differ so much that it's hard to give you advice from this end. The bank that issued your credit card would be the best source of information regarding the limits it has placed on your...

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    hearthstone_academy

    I think you are asking how to use the Activity...

    I think you are asking how to use the Activity Finder to access the preschool activities.

    The preschool is a separate program and is not accessible in that way. Does your student have a Preschool...

    hearthstone_academy 09-07-2010 07:56 AM Go to last post
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    I'll start by telling you that I didn't do so...

    I'll start by telling you that I didn't do so well. My last official workout was last Wednesday. Well, except Saturday.;) I got a TON of exercise doneby helping to move some friends. They have...

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