Free Back to Homeschool Bundle Download ($240 Value) + Avengers “Saving the Day” Comic Book Download
Calling all homeschooling parents! For a limited time only, head on over to TheOldSchoolhouse.com where you can score this completely FREE Back-to-Homeschool Bundle! This download includes over $240 worth of educational resources, unit studies, and summer activities and includes the entire set of The Curiosity Files and The WannaBe Series… plus lots more!
If you’re looking for other homeschooling resources, be sure to go here and browse around as you can currently score this Annual Print Bundle for just $25 – a 50% savings! You’ll get two year’s worth of homeschool support with almost 300 pages in each full color one-of-a-kind print magazine for homeschoolers, by homeschoolers. These are magazines you’ll refer to again and again.
AND, if you are interested in teaching your kiddos about saving money, you may also want to head on over here to snag this FREE Marvel Avengers Saving the Day comic book download! To read the comic, select your preferred language from the drop-down menu (available in eight different languages).
Join the Avengers and a special guest in this exciting educational comic about saving money and saving the day. The heroes team up to defeat Mole Man and his evil army, all while learning important financial skills. The action-packed comic features a budgeting worksheet, finance terms and more.
(Thanks, Free Samples 4 All!)
Thank you so much for posting homeschool deals. I really appreciate it.
You’re welcome, Tanya! 😀
Me too! Thanks Collin 🙂
I would love to know how to start homeschooling if anyone could point me in the right direction. I have a sophomore & senior in Illinois but will be relocating soon to Florida r/t husbands job
Florida has free virtual school, it’s all accredited. You can do that the traditional method, or do their “homeschool” method. Curriculum being pretty much the same, the major differences being how much you check in with teachers, etc. You can read about it at flvs.net. If you don’t want to do a public school option, you do have to send a letter of intent to school board. Then once a year, do one of their approved tests. It’s not bad really, you can even do some over the phone. I have young ones, so I’m not really sure what curriculum to suggest. But I do the secular route & really like Bookshark. And if you want Christian based, I know a lot of people like Son of Light, I think it’s called. I also suggest searching homeschool groups for your area & joining one. Hope that helps a bit!
We use sonlight it’s a Christian based curriculum it’s really good especially if your kids like to read. If you would like more info on them let me know and I can send you a referral link. They break everything down nicely so I know what to teach everyday for each subject in a binder.
Try contacting hslda.org as they’ll tell you what your state requires and if you join their membership its not real spendy. Also your library should have books about homeschooling and they’ll tell you theres many forms of homeschooling. Basicly though you teach what subjects your state requires,give proofs and/or statements your state requires. Such as in MN they use to require mom/dad type up a report card until laws changed a few years ago and now we just send in a statement to our superintendent that we still intend to homeschool,our childrens names,etc I hope this helps!
Go on Facebook and look for a homeschool group for the general area you are moving to!! Also, go to http://www.hslda.com and there is tons of info on there. You should definitely sign up to be a member at only $10/mo. You don’t have to buy definitely recommended.
My daughter is starting connections academy this year. They are in at least 16 different states. Be sure to check what enrollment is. Some states have deadlines.
https://info.connectionsacademy.com/national/search?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&network=g&utm_campaign=National_NonBranded_Search&keyword=homeschooling&matchtype=e&device=m&creative=46974886304&adposition=1t2&random=16993555207480587537
Just to let you know, you can read the digital version of their magazine online, if you don’t want to purchase!
This is great! Each file looks very detailed and interesting! Great find for $0!!
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My son will love this comic book, thanks!