HOMESCHOOL YOUR CHILD FOR, 2ND(ISBN=) 英文原版

　　Provide a solid education at home without breaking the
bank.
　　Introduced in 2000, Homeschool Your Child for Free gave countless
parents the plan and peace of mind to get their kids’ education on
the right track. Now, authors LauraMaery Gold and Joan M. Zielinski
have revised and updated their popular guide, offering their expert
homeschooling advice and information, plus new tools and resources
to help you and your child succeed:
　　? Complete curriculum plans for a comprehensive education, from
preschool through high school
　　? Where to find free online courses; NEW!
　　? Ways to partner with public schools; NEW!
　　? Legal guidelines and compliance requirements for home
educators
　　? Keys to graduating a homeschooler; NEW!
　　? Developing personal finance management and life skills;
NEW!
　　? Teaching tips and motivators from successful
homeschoolers
　　? Career and vocational guidance; NEW!
　　? And so much more!
　　Comprehensive and clear, Homeschool Your Child for Free gives you
access to free instructional material–from reading-readiness
activities for preschoolers to science projects for teens–to help
build a strong foundation that will last into adulthood. You don’t
need to drain your bank account to guarantee a good education for
your child. With a computer and the Internet, you have the largest
library and laboratory right at your fingertips–all for free!

　　LAURAMAERY GOLD writes a popular weekly online column for
homeschoolers and operates one of the largest homeschooling lists
on the Internet. She and her husband, Dan Post, are the
homeschooling parents of seven and the authors of a number of books
on technology, religion, and business. The family resides in Kent,
Washington.
　　JOAN M. ZIELINSKI is the mother of four–one of whom is
LauraMaery. A professional educator for nearly thirty years, Joan
is a former Teacher of the Year for the Kent, Washington, school
district, where she lives with her husband, Stan.

　　For Families Who Want to Splurge on Education but Scrimp on
Spending