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[...] we say goodbye, I want to say thank you to my readers and share the top posts here at Raising Boys Homeschool! This list pleases me so much as a mom, a blogger, and a former ELA teacher. It also [...]

[...] Reading Challenge. The post Heart of Dakota Weekly Review Sept 22-26 appeared first on Raising Boys Homeschool. [...]

[...] the foods and crafts) as we complete them and invite you do the same too. Please like Raising Boys Homeschool on Facebook to see pictures and upload with it using the hashtags #Africa or # [...]

[...] link: Spring Reading Challenge. The post Reader’s Report August 2014 appeared first on Raising Boys Homeschool. [...]

[...] ! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, please click this link: Spring Reading Challenge. The post Reading Report October 2014 appeared first on Raising Boys Homeschool. [...]

[...] ! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, please click this link: Spring Reading Challenge. The post My Favorite Leaves Books appeared first on Raising Boys Homeschool. [...]

[...] ! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, please click this link: Spring Reading Challenge. The post Merry Christmas 2014 appeared first on Raising Boys Homeschool. [...]

[...] ! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, please click this link: Spring Reading Challenge. The post Assessing Your Child’s Reading Level appeared first on Raising Boys Homeschool. [...]

[...] Hearts and Preparing Hearts guides. My 1st grader and I are still in the land of Egypt and my 4th grader and I are busy exploring the Ice Age and learning about the Tower of Babel. Progress I love [...]

[...] 5 in our Little Hearts and Preparing Hearts guides. My 1st grader and I have left Egypt and my 4th grader and I have just arrived there! Please read through to learn all about our week! Unit 6: The [...]

[...] Hearts guides. My 1st grader and I are entering unto the time of the judges while my 4th grader and I are learning more about Egypt and we’ve added Canaan and Goshen. To say that this [...]

[...] Physical Education for 3rd-5th graders Lego Club (free at Curriclick) So that’s the plan for my 4th grader…what about you? Do you have a 4th grader? What are you all learning this year? You just [...]

[...] to cut it short but this is homeschooling in real life! You just finished reading Babylon: Weekly Review Oct 6-10 ! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, [...]

[...] done. It was a heck of a time, see you next week. You just finished reading Roman Empire: Weekly Review Oct 27-31 ! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, [...]

[...] a look in our books! Join us again next week! You just finished reading The Ancient World: Weekly Review Oct 27-31 ! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, [...]

[...] at Raising Boys Homeschool. What did you do this week? You just finished reading Babylon: Weekly Review Sept 8-12 (1st Grade)! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free [...]

[...] at Raising Boys Homeschool. What did you do this week? You just finished reading David: Weekly Review Sept 13-19 (4th Grade)! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free [...]

[...] . What did you guys do all week? See you next week! You just finished reading Israelites: Weekly Review Sept 8-12 (4th Grade)! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free [...]

[...] Mason fan? What do you like and how is it working? You just finished reading Our Charlotte Mason Homeschool! Consider leaving a comment! Thank you being a subscriber! For your free printable, [...]

[...] of my Charlotte Mason Series. Three weeks ago, I shared my story of how I came to a Charlotte Mason Homeschool. Today, I want to explain two often-stated mottos from Charlotte Mason that helped me [...]

[...] verses and recite them to the family. ‘I Will’ Statements Since I have a Charlotte Mason homeschool, we’re familiar with Miss Mason’s “I am, I can, I ought, I will” mantra.   [...]