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July 16: Homestead Simplicity: A Primer

Homestead Simplicity: A Primer (PDF ebook) – Author Lisa Barthuly says of this great guide for busy homemakers: “Homestead Simplicity: A Primer shares helps for the Keeper of the Home! We like to keep it simple around here, and while I also want the best for my family, sometimes striking a balance between the two can be difficult at best. Join us as we share some simple hints, tips and recipes along with a little inspiration to add a little “Homestead Simplicity” to your life! Natural Cleaning recipes, Cooking from Scratch (easily!) planning/stocking your pantry, and loving care for your homestead and those in it! Normally a $9.95 value, this excellent ebook is yours free today!

Click here to learn more about the Homestead Originals website and the many resources the Barthuly family offers there.

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July 15: Nest in the Honeysuckles

The Nest in the Honeysuckles (PDF ebook) – Today’s resource is this wonderful collection of classic Character Building “Read Aloud” Stories for Children. This is great for devotional reading, and includes many delightful old-time illustrations. Originally published by the American Sunday School Union way back in 1855! Check it out!

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July 14: Learn to Play Chess


LEARN TO PLAY CHESS (PDF ebook) – Chess is a wonderful board game, invented thousands of years ago. Throughout its long history, it has been considered to be the ‘king’ of board games. Nowadays, it stills attracts people from all over the world, regardless of their age. Chess is not only fun, but it also improves analytical thinking, creativeness and judgment. This concise course is a complete illustrated introduction to all the rules, strategies and tactics of playing chess. If you want your kids to learn to think analytically as well has have great competitive fun, chess is your game.

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July 9: How to Stop Teen Impulse Spending


How To Stop Teen Impulse Spending (PDF) – Help your Teens Get a Grip on Managing Their Money with these Proven Effective Strategies

It’s scary, the amount of money teenagers spend nowadays – on food, clothing, movies, games and entertainment. Living in the 21st century, there seems to be an ever increasing number of items teenagers can splurge on, at the expense of their parents. Even if you’ve tried to instill a sense of the value of money in your kids as they grow up, they can still fall into the trap of “blowing” their money and not thinking ahead when they get into their teen years. (Ask me how we know! )

In this report, you’ll hear some typical teenagers speak about the issues and problems they face in an unrestrained manner. Note: The teens interviewed in this manual are not homeschooled kids, so you may have to glean a little here and there. However, there are many insights to be picked up on how to educate and solve the problem of unnecessary spending in teens. You’ll learn some key insights into teen spending habits, some of which you do not know even existed. And you’ll learn how to help your teens guard against the temptations to overspend and be better stewards of their finances. PDF ebook, 18 pages

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July 7: Managing the Multi-Level Homeschool (audio)

Managing the Multi-level Homeschool An Audio Workshop from Malia Russell, Homemaking 911 www.homemaking911.com

Malia writes of this excellent audio workshop:
“With several children in different grades, it can be difficult to keep everyone on track and moving at the appropriate pace. This practical workshop will teach you the ideas and techniques we (and others) have employed to effectively manage many grades at once. While Homeschooling my four children (and at times babysitting others full-time), I spent a significant amount of time researching and learning from mothers of many more children than I had. Using their wisdom, I put these to work for me and am so glad I did! Change the mayhem to peace and order, and get the important things accomplished in your home school day.”

This mp3 download is from Malia’s recent live broadcast at the Ultimate Homeschool Expo. It includes the workshop and the Questions and Answer period at the end of the workshop. Be sure to print out the listeners guide for additional help and information.

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July 2: Citizen Bird (classic living book)

Citizen Bird (PDF) – This is a wonderful storybook from 1897 that tells the story of different types of birds in the United States, and how each species’ habits, character and behavior are unique. Their story is told in the setting of a farmhouse owned by an ornithologist (bird scientist) whose young niece and nephew come to visit him throughout the year. Their adventures and observations of the birds around them make this a fascinating and fun course in ornithology for old and young alike.

This ebook is heavily illustrated with 111 wonderful drawings by Louis Agassiz Fuertes, detailing many species of birds, and illustrating the differences between them. Highly recommended for anyone who want to know more about our feathered friends. PDF ebook, 312 pages, illustrated

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July 1: You Are There, July 4th, 1776 (Audio)

You Are There: July 4th, 1776 (mp3 audio) – In this great half hour audio dramatization, we journey back to the hot, sweltering summer of 1776 in Philadelphia, where representatives from each of the thirteen original colonies have gathered as the Continental Congress to take a common stand and change the course of history. “You Are There” was a classic radio series that dramatized pivotal historic events as if real reporters had been on the scene, recording the proceedings and interviewing the participants – as we hear in this recreation of this fateful day as the Continental Congress signed the Declaration of Independence!

If you enjoy this, be sure to stop by our sister site, Homeschool Radio Shows.com this week for more great Fourth of July programs!

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