What is the curricullum for homeschooling in NH?
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I was home-schooled for two years when I was a kid. At that time, there was a company that actually sent you the books you needed based on your state's requirements. My mother never had to worry about keeping track of that.\n\nTry calling the superintendant's office of your local school district. They may have the name of that specific company (I, of course, do not remember - sorry).\n\nFor now, try this site. I found it through a search engine a second ago when I saw your question. It looks like a reputable, helpful site. http://www.homeschoolingbooks.com/
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Try http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/   It is the site for New Hampshire fish and game. It should have all the info you need to get your license.
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Jon's Homeschooling Resource Page has a Flodida Resources section.\n\nIt has links and info on;\n\nSupport Groups \nMailing Lists \nWeb Pages Specific to Florida\nHandbooks Florida-specific homeschooling handbooks
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http://www.setonhome.com\n\nIts not an online homeschool school though. You enroll them in the school and they send you the books and lesson plans. You take the tests online though. And you get a diploma when you graduate and everything. Its a hard school though. But it prepares you for college.\n\nAnd then theres also: http://www.kolbe.org/ but I don't know too much about it. Some of my friends used it because you can take latin as a language when you can't do that with Seton.
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Check out Princeton's links for homeschool as well as all the other resources on their site. Good luck.
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Here are some of my favorites!\n\nWorksheets:\nhttp://www.kidzone.ws/\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/fish/printouts/index.shtml (some parts require membership -- much is free)\nhttp://www.teach-nology.com/worksheets/critical_thinking/people_that/ (Again, parts are free)\nhttp://www.superkids.com/ (I especially love the math worksheets.)\nhttp://www.first-school.ws/theme/animals/cp_farm.htm\nhttp://penmanship.donnayoung.org/k_1nf.htm\nhttp://penmanship.donnayoung.org/charts.htm\n\nHealth and Nutrition:\nhttp://www.dairycouncilofca.org/globals/glob_down.htm\n\nFree books/grammar helps/literature:\nhttp://www.readinga-z.com/newfiles/previewdownload.html\nhttp://owlet.letu.edu/ (Parts of this site "forbidden" -- parts accessible.  Example: http://owlet.letu.edu/grammarlinks/punctuation/punct1s3.html , http://owlet.letu.edu/grammarlinks/punctuation/punct1s1.html )\nhttp://home.comcast.net/~gpc3/formal_essay.htm (A little older than 10 - The Formal Essay)\n\n\nUnless you are very new to home schooling, I think you will know about Home School Legal Defense Association.  http://www.hslda.org There is a membership fee for access to all of their services, but I know it is well worth the money.  We have used their services numerous times over the past few years, and have found them to be very available and extremely helpful. \n\nLegal forms and advice:\nhttp://www.hslda.org (Membership required for much of this site.)\n\nFor information, advice, and support when homeschooling a special needs child:\nhttp://www.nathhan.com/\n\nGiven time, I could probably dredge up other sites that we have used, but these sit on my desktop on in my favorites as the ones I go to often.\n\nBlessings to you.\n______
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i use a school called az k thru 12 it is online but they send you all the books and stuff you need and it is free a great program if you need more info contact me at crazyforcoke36@yahoo hope this helps you can check them out at www.azva.org
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Go to http://www.homeschooltools.com.  They have entire experiment kits for purchase and lesson plans online.
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I home schooled my children.  Type in individual subject that you need lesson plan for and grade level.  I use Yahoo Search.  Type in "Homeschool lesson plans" on Yahoo Search and Site #1 gives this info.  Says plans are free.
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I am homeschooling my four children right now. When I graduate them (still many years away before the last one graduates) I plan on getting a teaching degree. Online and computer-based learning is an intergral part of my teaching the children, so I already know that my preferred way of learning will be online when the time comes. Here is some of what I have researched so far - \n\nHere is a useful webpage for finding online education degrees (Bachelors degree). http://www.alleducationschools.com/featured/bachelors-education/\n\nObviously you want to avoid diploma/degree mills. The Department of Education has a webpage to help you ID those scam programs. It is located here: http://www.ed.gov/students/prep/college/diplomamills/diploma-mills.html\n\nI don't know if you are coming in to education from another career area or not. Just in case, there are some non-traditional means to enter into teaching. Here is an interesting article on entering education through alternate certification routes (legitimate) - http://www.post-gazette.com/headlines/20011209teach1209p6.asp\n\nTo find out what the teacher certification requirements are for your state, go to http://www.uky.edu/Education/TEP/usacert.html\nand select your state.
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Start at HSLDA's website (http://www.hslda.org) and look up the laws in your state.  Look for a homeschool support group in your area - you'll be able to talk with people "in the trenches" and find out about their experiences with the local school system, family (especially grandparents), friends, socialization, co-ops...\n\nLook in your library for books about homeschooling - there's lots of different approaches - classical/Charlotte Mason, unschooling, ...  This will help you determine what type of curriculum you will be looking for (if any).\n\nFor now, just read to your baby!  I read to my older son when he was a baby and he's an avid reader now (at 11 years old).
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Try these...\nhttp://mapping.usgs.gov/www/html/1educate.html#packets\nhttp://www.education.noaa.gov/\nhttp://school.discovery.com/\nhttp://teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/\nhttp://www.usgs.gov/education/
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go to your local library and see if they can help you out.\nI know of some homeschoolers here in Indy and they go to library and there are some groups that meet weekly.\nAlso magazines and books are out there to help you.\nCheck out the computer for sites\ntype in Indiana homeschooling curriculm
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I did a search for \n\nMy Father's World homeschool curriculum\n\nand got this: \nhttp://www.mfwbooks.com/
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I am not sure your statement re: New Jersey and New Hampshire is at all accurate. In fact, I know it is not!! You are obviously moving from a specific example (which is lacking in your statement) to a generality, which, of course, is faulty to begin with, as I am sure you well know.\n\nThe curriculum as developed by local districts according to individual state requirements is perfectly fine, and under no conditions should we have a national curriculum. That reeks of indoctrination, and it is necessary that students in various parts of the country learn some things indigenous to where they live. For example, students in Alaska may need to know some things that students in Hawaii do not and vice versa.\n\nAs far as reading, writing, and mathematics is concerned, all schools teach basically the same content. Whether some is done in grade two as opposed to grade three is moot. The local school districts and states know best what is best for their students and when to include whatever the needs may be into the curriculum\n\nI hope this helps.
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Typically nobody asks who's actually doing the teaching. My sister homeschooled until she HAD to go to work, then she got a friend from church to babysit and homeschool her daughter, and it's working wonderfully. Take the advice of going th HSLDA, but chances are nobody is going to ask you anyway.\n\nI homeschooled a niece of mine in kindergarten through a charter,and there was no issues with that.
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http://www.homeschoolingadventures.com/preschool.html\nand it is free