One of the easiest ways to homeschool multiple children is to use unit studies or theme based homeschool curriculum. For instance, if you are learning about the American Revolution a young child can learn about colonies while an older child can research famous leaders or speeches of the war. Pre-schoolers can be given pictures to color or they can learn the Pledge of Allegiance. Homeschool curriculum unit studies enable parents to teach one subject in a group setting while giving children their own individual assignments.
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The new 2006-2007 Sonlight catalog is hot off the presses! In addition to new educational resources, we've also made some significant improvements to our curriculum, such as expanded flexibility in Reader choices for Levels K through 2.
The catalog also provides several articles with helpful homeschool tips. For example, check out the "Top Ten Goals" article (pp. 146-147) which can help you think through your personal philosophy when it comes to homeschooling. And "Why we use certain books that some homeschoolers won't touch" (pp. 144-145), that gets into some pretty important issues about the content of books. And you won’t want to miss “27 Reasons NOT to Buy Sonlight”—a perennial favorite (beginning on page 148).
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Sonlight Curriculum, Ltd.