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Schoolhouse Expo Online Conference and a GIVEAWAY!





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 Who wants to get refreshed right before the new school year begins? What better way than to attend a HOMESCHOOL CONFERENCE right from the comfort of your own home! I attended my first ever homeschool conference earlier this summer and it was one of the best decisions I've made in terms of our homeschool. Receiving teaching, hearing testimonies and being encouraged was just the beginning of what was gained at this conference. I would love to go again next year and hope to even make it an annual event. I  also hope to go as a family because yes, it was THAT amazing. But sometimes leaving home for three days (which is what I did) is not always an option. Especially for us as a family, it's hard to leave with farm animals and the responsibilities that go along with them! 
An awesome alternative is definitely an 

ONLINE HOMESCHOOL CONFERENCE!
Schoolhouse Expo

HOW DOES IT WORK?
August 19-23 you can purchase (OR WIN!) access to the event from 1-8pm (est) each day. Can't make it during these hours? You will receive a link to the recordings after the week is complete!)

 Purchase a ticket here for only $24!!!
(or enter to WIN a FREE ticket below)

 SOME SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Dean Butler (The Little House Legacy of Laura Ingalls Wilder)

 Davis Carmen (Give me one good reason to Homeschool)

 Jessica Hulcy (Multi-Level Teaching)

 Marie Rippel (Effective Teaching Methods for Struggling Learners)

 Kim Kautzer (The Lazy Child)

 Jay Wile and Diana Waring 
(Textbook Myths and How to Dubunk them)

 Andy Harris (Build your own computer game for free)

CLICK HERE to see the line up!

 * Disclaimer * I will receive a ticket to the conference in exchange for promoting the event. All opinions stated are my own.


Comments

  1. JamieLynnFriday, August 9, 2013 at 5:58:00 PM EDT

    We are looking forward to new things! We change our format every year - this year we're joining a middle school co-op. My 13 yr old is so excited!

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  2. Heather S.Sunday, August 11, 2013 at 6:49:00 PM EDT

    My son is looking forward to learning more hands-on science.
    hschonrock at yahoo dot com

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  3. AnonymousMonday, August 12, 2013 at 9:09:00 AM EDT

    I am looking forward to entering year 3 of our homeschooling adventure, knowing I still have lots to learn but also realizing I have more confidence and experience than I did 2 years ago.

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  4. Melissa JuvinallMonday, August 12, 2013 at 11:05:00 PM EDT

    I am looking forward to teaching my two youngest to read and I am excited about the fun things all three will be learning this year!

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  5. sarahz13Tuesday, August 13, 2013 at 9:48:00 AM EDT

    I am trying to learn all I can about homeschooling, so I will be prepared when my current 3 and 4 year olds are ready to start a homeschool program!

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  6. sarahz13Tuesday, August 13, 2013 at 9:53:00 AM EDT

    Glideware looks pretty handy, as I don't like my current cabinet of unorganized and jumbled together pots!

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  7. AmeliaBWednesday, August 14, 2013 at 10:47:00 AM EDT

    Starting to teach! :)

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  8. AmeliaBWednesday, August 14, 2013 at 10:53:00 AM EDT

    I love that they are made of sustainable materials. I want one for my closet. :)

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  9. EmiWednesday, August 14, 2013 at 5:31:00 PM EDT

    I am looking forward to Build Your Own Computer Game by Mr. Harris. I did this in high school in 1985 and it would be interesting to see how complicated he expects the game to be now with the new computer technology.

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