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“If you wonder what your kids ought to be studying, take a look at this book. It will give you some great ideas for guiding them, and for preparing them while still at home. Is college the best option? What's the return on investment for a college education in various fields? I'm so glad it arrived the day it did. In short, I think this book is something all parents need to read.”
Phyllis H. Wheeler
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“ I'm sure any young woman will grow in grace and knowledge as she works through these meaningful bible studies.”
Kathy Davis
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This curriculum is designed to teach teens about Old Testament women while helping them relate these famous women's stories to their own and their mothers’ lives. Designed for grades 8-12 and up, this book is arranged in an assignment format, and can be completed in one school year of daily work. The answer key is included for ease of correcting, with specific Bible references for every answer. More... |
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You’ll enjoy reading the old-time stories in this collection as much as your child will enjoy listening to them. Originally written in 1890, this book combines familiar stories, many from around the world, with little known and forgotten stories that will make this a favorite book. A convenient week-by-week arrangement is used to span the entire school year. Not only are the stories pleasurable, but they teach about such topics as farm life, plants and animals, the importance of work and how things are made. More... |
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IS HOMESCHOOLING STRESSING YOU OUT? Do you wonder whether your children are learning the right things? Does it seem like the longer you homeschool, the harder it gets? Do you sometimes ask yourself how other moms homeschool their children, keep their houses running smoothly and still hang onto their sanity? IF YOU ANSWERED “YES” TO ANY OF THOSE QUESTIONS, JOIN THE CLUB. During over twenty years of homeschooling my children, there were times when I became so overwhelmed that I almost gave up. Getting through those tough times taught me strategies for making homeschooling easier. The habits I established and the mindset I developed turned me into a “homeschooler for the long run.” I am so glad I never gave up on homeschooling! I want to encourage you to hang in there, too. That’s why I want to share my strategies with you. Barbara Frank More... |
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Is Your Teen Prepared for Adulthood? This curriculum includes self-guided projects that teach teens about credit, mortgages, insurance, taxes and more, plus assignments that inspire them to live their values in their personal and work lives, and strive toward financial freedom. Life Prep for Homeschooled Teenagers covers the real-life subjects we parents wish we’d been taught in high school! More... |
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Looking for encouragement? You’ve come to the right place. Here at Cardamom Publishers, we publish books and eBooks to help and encourage homeschooling parents. |
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Looking for encouragement? You’ve come to the right place. Here at Cardamom Publishers, we publish books and eBooks to help and encourage homeschooling parents. |
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Do your sons enjoy reading? Are you having trouble finding something for them to read that really catches their interest and is good for them to read? Here are two wildlife animal stories, originally published separately but now combined in one book, that will keep them captivated. These aren’t some namby-pamby tales but realistic adventures written by Clarence Hawkes in the early 1900’s; classic stories which boys will enjoy. |
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Homeschooling Your Teenagers: I never thought I’d homeschool my children all the way through high school. I wasn’t even sure I could do it. But I did, and I’m sure glad I did. But it wasn’t always easy, and there were times when I needed some encouragement. More about this eBook... Back to Basics: Raising Self-Sufficient Children: Are you raising your children to be self-sufficient? In the uncertain days ahead, will they be able to fend for themselves? Or will they be like so many modern Americans, dependent on others? More about this eBook... |
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“…a beautiful new vintage book of short stories for reading aloud to young children”
Diane Lockman www.classicalscholar.com Classical method columnist, Practical Homeschooling magazine |
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“I home school a 14 year old boy who doesn't like to read much. He is an outdoors sort, so I got him this book. This is a book he has enjoyed reading and you can't beat 2 books for 1 price! ”
Homeschooling Mama www.Amazon.com |
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“Life Prep…Both because of the content and the design, I think homeschoolers are likely to find this one of the most practical and important resources for high school.”
Cathy Duffy, author of 100 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum www.cathyduffyreviews.com |
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“…this is the best I've read in a while. Frank approaches her topic openly and honestly, with a voice that sounds more like your best friend's than some vaunted homeschool speaker's.” Larissa McKay Eclectic Homeschool Online
“Not all homeschool help books are interesting. Yours was easy to read and gave help in a positive and encouraging way.” D.S. |
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How can we as parents prepare our children for success in this growing maelstrom that many are now calling “the new normal”? In Thriving in the 21st Century, Barbara Frank demonstrates that we must move beyond the common wisdom of the 20th century that emphasized a college diploma and lifelong employment with a large company as the only way to success. Instead, we need to set our children on a new path, one that will help them not just survive, but thrive in the 21st century. More... |
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The 40 Days: A Novel tells the story of a first-century Hebrew shepherd and his son, who find themselves in the presence of Jesus after their flock becomes scattered during the cataclysmic events of Good Friday. Over the course of 40 days, Jesus patiently answers the shepherd’s questions while teaching him about the purpose of his earthly ministry and what he accomplished for all people through God’s love. More... |
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Read an Excerpt—click here |
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“Have you ever picked up a book just because you were so intrigued by its premise or plot? Something on its cover called to you, piquing your curiosity...If looking for a new way to look at Christ’s life and the effect it should have on our lives, this is a good option. It’s quite thought provoking, and does a good job highlighting Jesus’ life and the need for His coming and death, our salvation.” Jenny Herman Read the full review at: manyhatsmommy.com |
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Which stage of homeschooling are you in? Are you new, somewhat experienced, ready to graduate one of your children or waving good-bye to your youngest? Stages of Homeschooling is a series of four eBooks that offer ideas and information for each stage of the homeschooling journey: Beginnings ● Enjoying the Journey ● Letting Go ● The Empty Nest Writer Barbara Frank spent the last 25 years homeschooling her four children to adulthood and writing several books, including Thriving in the 21st Century, The Imperfect Homeschooler’s Guide to Homeschooling and Life Prep for Homeschooled Teenagers. Now she’s combined new material with some of her many articles and blog posts to create four eBooks that will encourage and inform you as you go through the four stages of homeschooling. More about these eBooks... |
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