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Classical Education
Support Group
Come and meet with other parents who are working to give their children
a first-class, classical education. Discuss successes, and challenges; share
ideas for using a variety of resources; learn ways to assist each learner
in your home gain the most from their homeschool experience.
Meetings are every 3rd Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Becca's house.
Please contact Becca by email for address or for additional information.
Richard's
Read-aloud Book List
A list
of favorite books from a father's nightly read-aloud with his children.
20
Years Later:
Things I Would Do Again and Things I Wouldn't
Lit.
Cube Topics and Ideas
Pass
(or toss) the cube from person to person as you begin discussion of a completed
piece of literature. Allow time for thought as well as discussion.
Homeschool
Charts
Printable
charts to help add order to your homeschool. Go
to charts.
The Learning Cottage
Look for our current free download as well as hands-on games, lapbooks and
more.
http://www.thelearningcottage.com
The Learning Cottage Blog
http://blog.thelearningcottage.com/
Melanie Skelton - Writer Site and Blog
http://www.melanieskelton.com
http://melanieskelton.blogspot.com/
Becca's
Barebones
Curriculum List
When budgets are tight we must choose carefully what curriculum we spend money
on. This is a list of the items Becca feels she wouldn't want to be without.
UHEA
Handout
Homeschool Methods
This is the handout for the Homeschool Methods taught by Melanie Skelton at
the convention for the
Utah Home Education
Assiation (UHEA)
Terms
of Use
Melanie Skelton/Rebecca Evenson
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Welcome to Utah Families. We invite you to explore our site whether you have homeschooled for years or are considering homeschooling. Although there are some resources on the site that are specific to LDS homeschoolers or homeschoolers living in Utah, the majority of our suggestions will appeal to home educators from all backgrounds.
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