My husband and I are homeschooling starting next year. We are Christians, and are looking some girl groups?
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Yahoo Groups has good home school groups that can direct you to activities, co-ops, and such. Also search around the internet for any places that offer special programs for home schoolers such as martial arts school (www.chimera-maa.com), YMCAs, and others.\n\nMost likely the Yahoo Groups will be your best place to get started with networking and finding out who and what is out there.
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look on the internet for sex parties. i dont know the address but i am sure they will have it. a lady will come to the house bringing nightgowns, toys, lotions, etc. i actually went with people who were from a church and they had a blast! they are really really fun and at the end you can buy things.
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I agree, and the school issues you mention are one of many reasons I plan to homeschool.\n\nscary link.
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Hi, You could check with some of your local churches in your area. We had a family in just the situation that you are talking about living behind our church. They had 8 kids with nothing! We took them under our wings, and some of the families with children would take 1 or 2 home with them after church on Sundays to have a meal and some play time. There may be a family in your area that you are unaware of, but a church may know about. Ask if any of the Ladies Bible study is taking care of a family, you may find a lead that way. Just a couple of ideas. Good luck to you.
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I have homeschooled for years now.  I hear from my old fart neighbor "When are you going to let them go back to school?"  Ugh.  It never ends.  I just don't broadcast it to the locals because THEY choose to be close minded and to not educate themselves about hsing.  Consider this 'comeback' as it's my best one:  My son gets a one-on-one education.  It's better than a private tutor.  He is fully socialized as he can go to church, soccer, chess club, library groups, the local rec center programs, 4H and scouts."  Folks that flip out and bring up socialization usually just grab that word because everyone that knows little about it uses it.  Good luck and you can email me for any help you need.
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That's great! Is it just one day a month? If so, will it be an all day fellowship?  I guess my idea is just find out what they relate to and talk about that. Also if your a Christian, then witness to them.
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Have you tried a church singles group?
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Bless you in your endeavor! Just to start out, you could surround him with books...give him time outside...not too much of the TV or video games or ipod...don't completely take it away...or he'll hate homeschool, just don't let him use that stuff during "school hours"...so he'll find something productive to do. Ask him what he wants to learn about and do a Unit Study...but don't overdo it, let him take the lead...but he may need you at his side for a while until he realizes he doesn't need a teacher to learn, just the desire to learn. The library is a great place to get all of the "curriculum" you could ever need. You could get him some science kits, or let him start a rock collection, or buy him a telescope so he could begin studying the stars, the possibilities are endless. I don't know why we call it homeschooling, it's really universeschooling...but I won't get into all of that...I'm homeschooling my 4 children and I wouldn't trade it for the world. They LOVE it and would not like to go back to school. \n\nI don't know where you live, but I'm sure you could find a homeschool support group near you. I'm in the Los Angeles area...many, many groups to choose from.\n\nThe best to you and your son!
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I found one on crossdaily.com that is pretty good. But you  have to becarful. I found that even though they are christian there is a good deal of stuff being discussed that isn't exactly christian like. Good luck.
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girlforgod\nshewhofollowsjesus\nchristianwomanandproud\nchristsgirl\nibelieveingod
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Now this is a christian retreat right? So you want to make some treats for the couples, let me see if they are going for a retreat I would think it is to learn more about each other and to find their self. I guess the sex treats might be okay but I am not sure all the couples might be okay with this. Have you spoken to all of them about this?
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Go with the church school - although if they are doing all the teaching I'm not sure how they qualify as a homeschool.  If they are ahead of their grade level at their current school, what's stopping them from being ahead in the church one?
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our daughter is homeschooled\nthe best one is  http://www.thejubileeacademy.org/\n\nWe just love it, it is the best ever
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Check out http://www.seekgod.org/teen/ and see if there's any on there you like.
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If you want to connect with other home school families I have found the library is a great place to start. Talk to the librarians. Most of the time they will know of the home school families. They may have a contact name and/or number. If you are concerned about social skills get them involved in activities and church. \nIf you are looking for curriculum do a search and start researching what would be best for you children. Also try EBay to help with the budget.
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Harvard accepts homeschooled kids each year. If you make your children's education and overall development your priority, then homeschooling will be great for them.\n\nHere's an article from 6 years ago: http://www.massnews.com/past_issues/2000/7_July/hschool.htm\n\nAnother article:\nhttp://www.thecrimson.harvard.edu/printerfriendly.aspx?ref=512786
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Try going to rainbowresource.com and looking for contact information. This is a family owned homeschool curriculum company and maybe they can help you get the list.