(Use the code found on the “Free Ebook” tab on our Facebook page to receive this book for free. Limited to 100 free downloads each day, as per E-junkie’s rules. If all downloads have been used, please try back tomorrow!)
Free book limit has been reached on: July 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th.
We’re so excited to be able to share a free ebook with our readers here at The Homeschool Classroom. Throughout the month of July, this 64 page ebook, Homeschooling by the Numbers, will be available exclusively to those that are fans of The Homeschool Classroom on Facebook. After July, it will still be available to Facebook fans, but it will also be available to those that are subscribers to The Homeschool Classroom through an RSS or email feed. (So, don’t worry if you’re not on Facebook, you’ll get a chance at the download too!)
Just go become a and then click on the “Free Ebook” tab on the left side of the page. You’ll follow directions from there.
Please note: There is a limit of 100 downloads per day. So, if you go to download and the quota has been met, try again the next day.
Writers Featured:
We’re excited to not only feature many of the writers at The Homeschool Classroom, but also some of our wonderful homeschooling friends! In Homeschooling by the Numbers, you’ll find pieces written by:
Amy of Raising Arrows is the homeschooling mother of 6 living children and one precious little girl named Emily being held in the Lord’s arms. Her days are filled with giggly girls, rambunctious boys and sticky baby kisses; At night, she writes about it all. It is her deepest desire that out of the overflow of her heart, her mouth should speak…and her fingers type.
Nicole’s personal blog is Tired, Need Sleep where she writes about mothering and teaching a preschooler. She enjoys creating and sharing printable activities and coming up with fun art projects for children.
For the 2011-2012 school year, Samantha will be homeschooling her 9th grade daughter, and her 7th and 5th grade sons. When she’s not busy with homeschooling or being a homemaker, you can find Samantha at a pool as all three of her children are competitive swimmers. Samantha blogs about homeschooling and family life at To Be Busy At Home.
Jimmie blogs about notebooking at The Notebooking Fairy where you will find free printables and how-tos with a pinch of pixie dust. You can also find her blogging about homeschooling in general at Jimmie’s Collage.
Jamie is a wife, homemaker, and homeschooling mama in a blended family that includes three kids: one by birth, one by marriage, and one through adoption. Her thoughts are always more coherent with a steaming cup of tea in hand, and she knows she can accomplish nothing worthwhile apart from the treasure of Christ within (2 Corinthians 4:7). She writes at See Jamie Blog, and she tweets, too!
Roan and her husband have been homeschooling their five children for 10 years. Roan writes regularly about homeschooling, homemaking, running, and other exercise at her personal blog, Joyful Always.
Michelle is a wife, mother of two, writer, and Cajun who prefers everything (including homeschooling) extra spicy. After a wild ride of a first year homeschooling her second grader, Michelle is finding their rhythm and sprinkling some Waldorf, Charlotte Mason, Montessori, and unschooling into their learning. She writes about her journey to add a little lagniappe (a little something extra) to their days at Lagniappe Academy.
Cheryl loves the Lord and prays He will be glorified in her imperfection. She is the founder of the highly anticiapated 2:1 Conference. Cheryl blogs regularly at Somewhat Crunchy or you can find her on twitter at @SomewhatCrunchy and @2_to_1.
Tonya Prater has been married to the man of her dreams for the past 19 years. Together they have homeschooled their three children who are now teenagers and are nearing the end of their homeschooling journey. You can read about the many fun, family friendly, educational travel adventures that they have experienced at The Traveling Praters.
Angie writes at Many Little Blessings about all of the adventures that happen in her family’s life in between loads of laundry. She is also the founder of The Homeschool Classroom and Catholic Mothers Online. Angie finds time for artistic endeavors at Tiny Owl {Designs} and Just a Tiny Owl.
When she’s not traveling with her children, you can find Dianna training for her second half marathon over at The Kennedy Adventures. There, she shares her journey through homeschooling and living her Catholic faith. She’s also a minor Twitter addict.
Kris from Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers and Eclipsed
Honey from Sunflower Schoolhouse and Marketplace Mommies
Brenda from Tie That Binds Us
Angela from Homegrown Mom
Dana from Noggins & Nonsense
Tanya from Homeschooling x3
Sheri from Learning Pavilion
Melissa from HopeSprouts Homeschool
Sarah from SmallWorld at Home
Amida from Journey Into Unschooling
Jennifer from Adventures in McQuill-land
Content Featured:
Most of the pieces in Homeschooling by the Numbers are new, never seen pieces, written specifically for this ebook. I also threw in a few of my favorite numbered posts that have been published in the past on The Homeschool Classroom that you may have missed.
Featured in the Free Ebook:
- Five Steps to Becoming Homeschool Teacher of the Year
- 15 Ways to Have Fun with Fine Motor Skills
- Five Things to say “No” to While Homeschooling
- 10 Recipes for Homemade Art Supplies
- 10 Ways to Avoid Homeschool Burnout
- Seven Benefits of Using Notebooking
- 14 Reasons Why We Homeschool
- 12 Ways to Break Up Homeschooling Monotony
- Four Reasons to Pre-read Your Child’s Independent Reading Books
- 26 Fun Art and Craft Materials for $1.00 or Less {And some fun things to do with them}
- 19 Everyday Helps for a Smoother Homeschool Year
- Six Things to Do With Broken Crayons
- Five Ways the Conquer Your First Year with Flexibility
- 30 Truths about Homeschooling
- Top 10 Reasons to Attend The 2:1 Conference
- Five Must Listen to Audio Series for Boys (and Their Families)
- Six Reasons You Should Save Time in Your Schedule for Field Trips
- Seven Lessons Learned From Our First Year of Homeschooling
- Ten Tips for Traveling with Children
- Eight Weeks To The Perfect Home Scholar
- Seven Steps You Can Use When Choosing Your Home School Materials
- Five Easy Steps to Spending Quality Time Together
- Fifteen Ideas for a “Mental Health” Day
- My Top 10 Homeschool Resolutions
To claim your own free ebook, just go to The Homeschool Classroom’s Facebook page and become a fan. Then, click on the “Free Ebook” tab to download the ebook. Enjoy!
(Use the code found on the “Free Ebook” tab on our Facebook page to receive this book for free. Limited to 100 free downloads each day, as per E-junkie’s rules. If all downloads have been used, please try back tomorrow!)
