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It's back, one of the best opportunities for homeschool students during the calendar year; The Indianapolis International Festival at the Indiana...
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Find out more about Betty: Betty Malone is a dedicated homeschool leader, theater coach and director, professional Activity Director and freelance writer who believes in life-long learning across the spectrum of life from preschool to aging senior. She writes frequently on a wide variety of topics related to home education including curriculum, teaching methods, and lesson plans. |
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Today is Veterans Day, November 11, 2009 and to every American who has served in the military of the United States, we salute you. The American Armed...
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It’s important to teach our children to honor the armed forces of the United States at all times and to remember their efforts every day...
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Seems like space is in the news a lot these days and Disney has been inspired by NASA to create a cool educational contest for American children and...
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Americans have long recognized and paid respect to the men who have served their country in the armed services, whether in times of peace or at those...
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Halloween is almost here and the weather report for this Saturday in the Indianapolis area says rain, rain and more cold, cold rain! Sounds like time...
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Some say it was the Celts who began the practice we now call Trick or Treat, over 2000 years ago. Celtic priests would beg for favors in exchange for...
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Cooking is an awesome fun way to learn about other countries and cultures. It's the geography of food. As we learn about the various foods served in...
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