ST. LOUIS, Oct. 28, 2011 — Practical Homeschooling magazine is celebrating its 100th issue by giving away 4,000 copies of this collectible issue.
"With public schools on the decline and fewer families able to afford private-school tuition, it's no surprise that homeschooling is on the rise," said Practical Homeschooling publisher Mary Pride. "So we're making it easy for families considering homeschooling to get a taste of what homeschooling is all about."
The historic 100th issue of Practical Homeschooling quickly orients readers to the history of homeschooling, and what lies ahead, with its cover feature written by six homeschool leaders who were there at the beginning of the movement.
Additional articles cover everything from 20 chores your toddler will love, to how homeschoolers did this year on the "ACT" college exam.
From science experiments by best-selling author Janice Van Cleave, to practical tips on how to give your child a "Harvard-bound" vocabulary … from reviews of cool homeschool products, to how to schedule extracurriculars for many children without losing your sanity … this 100th issue has plenty to keep both new and veteran homeschoolers busy.
To request a free issue of Practical Homeschooling #100, go to http://www.home-school.com/catalog/freeissue/.
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ABOUT PRACTICAL HOMESCHOOLING® MAGAZINE
Since 1993, Practical Homeschooling has continued to lead the way in homeschool innovation and success. Each issue includes practical help for teaching all age levels at home, from preschool to college. Its interviews and features are known for helping readers make sense of today's ever-changing educational methods and opportunities. Its expert columnists include some of the best-known names in homeschooling. In addition, Practical Homeschooling magazine includes contests for subscribers, success stories, reviews, news, inspiration, and its exclusive annual i-Learn Awards™ and Reader Awards™. Find out more at http://www.PracticalHomeschooling.com.
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