Homeschooling ABCs Freebie -- Ends 8/2

By Cheryl Henderson -
So sorry about the late notice, but I was busy working and hadn't checked out my Freebie of the Day* until just now. Anyway, Terri Johnson of Homeschooling ABCS is having giving away the first 5 lessons of the Homeschooling ABCs class. The first lesson will be given away on Monday, August 3rd, so if you're still running ideas through your head about your families' up and coming school year, this would be an excellent opportunity to see what she has to offer.

As Terri states on her sign up page for this offer: "Our mission is to encourage and equip you to have the best school year yet!"

And that's the reason for this hasty post -- I really believe that we all need to bless each other with whatever resources we can, especially the free ones during this challenging economy.

I seem to be moving into the reviewing mode, so if you miss the deadline, never fear! I will be sure to share my take on Terri's teaching methods, ideas and even which type of student I think this would best fit. So catch me next Thursday for that information.



*Homeschool Freebie of the Day is an excellent resource for getting curriculum that is hard to find, dates back to the early 1900s (you'd be surprised at how relevant much of the information still is today!) as well as other great freebies like this one. So be sure to sign up for their email list so that you can be the first in line to download. Their website is: http://www.homeschoolfreebie.wholesomechildhood.com.

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