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Current Posts 11/20/2009 10:58:18 AM Research Paper Contest Homeschool Science Academy is sponsoring a research paper contest for students ages 11 – 18.  Deadline for entries is January 31, 2010.  First place is a Dell Vostra 1720 Laptop Computer (17 inch screen).  This would be a great way to combine science and English as your teen researches the topic “How Does Human Anatomy and/or Physiology Support the Biblical Account of the Creation of Humans?” Comment  |  Link 11/19/2009 10:26:51 AM Lukeion Project Family Excursion to Turkey Are you looking for a once in a lifetime graduation present for your teen that the whole family can enjoy?  The Lukeion Project offers the ultimate in a homeschool field trip as Regan and Amy Barr, homeschool parents and archeologists, lead an 11-day excursion to Turkey. Stops include Troy, Istanbul, Ephesus, and many more. Space is limited, so act now! Comment  |  Link 11/19/2009 10:23:29 AM Franklin Springs Family Media Videos Franklin Springs Family Media videos offer a great selection of titles including videos for fathers and sons, mothers and daughters, and the whole family.  Take advantage now of purchasing discounted items just in time for the holidays.     Comment  |  Link 11/4/2009 3:09:49 PM Extracurricular Activities Record Sheet During the high school years, your teen may participate in a number of different extracurricular activities such as community service, part time jobs, sports, music, and others.  Keep track of these activities along with any awards/honors that your teen receives on a simple record sheet.   Comment  |  Link 10/28/2009 1:32:47 PM How 2 Videos The How 2 video website contains a plethora of videos that may be the perfect supplement to a high school course or the foundation for building an elective course.  Check out the many areas of interest including woodworking, art, home economics, career prep, and many more.  As always, parental discretion and discernment should be exercised when choosing from the list of educational and instructional videos. Comment  |  Link 10/28/2009 1:30:25 PM A Call to Pens Patrick Henry College is sponsoring the second annual A Call to Pens short story writing competition for students ages 12 – 18.  Cash prizes will be awarded and all proceeds of the competition benefit PHC’s annual scholarship fund. Comment  |  Link 10/9/2009 12:24:47 PM Academic Info Academic Info is a website that provides many free academic resources such as subject guides and education links.  It is a secular site so you will want to exercise discretion in your use of the materials presented; however, the links on the site may be helpful as a starting point to do unit study research or to supplement your high school texts.  The website also includes free high school tutorials in a number of different math areas.  Comment  |  Link 9/25/2009 9:31:09 AM Homeschool Science Academy Online Science Courses September 30, 2009 is the deadline to sign up for spring classes beginning in January and still receive the 30% discount. Visit Homeschool Science Academy’s site to choose from an array of interesting biology and anatomy and physiology classes.   To help hone your teen’s writing skills, sign up for the “Creation Research Paper” contest.   Do you just need a supplement to your current biology or anatomy and physiology class? Then one of the anatomy and physiology weekend camps might be just the ticket! The next one is scheduled for October 30 – November 1, 2009. Comment  |  Link 9/22/2009 5:09:06 PM Free Supplemental Material for AP Courses If your teen is tackling an AP course this school year and is thoroughly enjoying being immersed in the subject matter, you may want to have him/her check out additional study material from the free course ware offered by MIT in the following areas for high schoolers:  AP Calculus, AP Biology, and AP Physics.     Comment  |  Link 9/16/2009 3:31:35 PM My College Calendar My College Calendar, is a free service to help parents and students plot their course through highschool and the college admissions process. The site provides interactive tools to track a timeline for each year of high school as well as offers lots of additional information for these years. It’s a great site to bookmark. Comment  |  Link

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