Book Titles Beginning With A

ABCs of Homeschooling Vicki Caruana

Paperback, March 2001

One of a parent's greatest concerns is the education of their children. More moms and dads than ever are now considering homeschooling as an option. But how can they know if it's right for their kids? To help in that decision, a veteran home educator shares the basics parents need to know about homeschooling, addressing attitudes and assumptions commonly held, and blending in the stories of other families to show the various reasons why they chose that route. In doing so, she enables parents to make an informed decision and achieve the best possible educational experience for their children. Sightings

 

About Face: A Redirection in Education by Eva Seibert

Paperback May, 1998

About the Author 39 years old. Full-time homemaker. Three years of college but no formal college degree. Growing up in a large family, I experienced one year of homeschooling. After researching the trend and logistics of homeschooling, I decided take the journey with my two pre-school aged sons now 16 (full time computer networking engineer living in California), and 17 (third year law student at Missouri University). Recently married, I live with my husband in a suburb of Kansas City. Book Description How both sons of a single mother were homeschooled and admitted to college by the time they were twelve. This is not a how-to book. It's not even a why-you-should Book. It's just our story in simple conversational style. Forward by Dr Robert J. Pushaw

 

 

	After Homeschool: Fifteen Homeschoolers Out in the Real World Tamra B. Orr

Aha! How to Teach Math So Kids Get It (Homeschool Math Manual 1) by Denise Gaskins

Spiral-bound

Parents can lay a foundation for success in math by building their children's problem-solving skills. Here are creative, non-textbook ways to build mathematical literacy and thinking skills from preschool through high school. Homeschooling parents will discover how to choose and use math manipulatives, how to help their children solve story problems, and how to combine math with history for a multicultural learning adventure

 

	Allison's Story: A Book About Homeschooling (Meeting the Challenge) by Jon Lurie, Rebecca Dallinger (Photographer)
Library Binding September 1996	A series of photographic essays, Meeting the Challenge demonstrates how young people facing a variety of special challenges make the adjustments their situations require. Each book tells the story of one child's day-to-day life, from the child's point of view. A strong supplement for school counseling programs.

	And the Skylark Sings with Me - Adventures in Homeschooling and Community-Based Education by David H. Albert
Paperback

	And What About College?: How Homeschooling Can Lead to Admissions to the Best Colleges & Universities by Cafi Cohen, Patrick Farenga (Editor)
Paperback

	Anyone Can Homeschool: How to Find What Works for You by Zan Peters Tyler and Terry Dorian
Paperback December 1996

Back To Top             Back To Bookshelf