Titles Available for Check-Out in Our Homeschool Section
“Using Graphic Novels in the English Language Arts Classroom” by William Boerman.
“Beyond Science Standards: Play, Art, Coherence, Community” by Charles R Ault Jr.
“The Brave Learner: Finding Everyday Magic in Homeschool, Learning and Life” by Julie Bogart.
“Love in a Time of Homeschooling: A Mother and Daughter’s Uncommon Year” by Laura Fairchild Brodie.
“The Creative Journal for Children: A Guide for Parents, Teachers and Counselors” by Lucia Capacchione.
“The Art of Teaching Children: All I Learned from a Lifetime in the Classroom” by Phillip Done.
“Old Dogs, New Math: Homework Help for Puzzled Parents” by Rob Eastaway.
“101 Success Secrets for Gifted Kids: The Ultimate Guide” by Christine Fonseca.
“Everything You Need to Know about Homeschooling: A Comprehensive, Easy-to-Use Guide for the Journey from Early Learning through Graduation” by Lea Ann Garfias.
“Teenplots” by John Gillespie.
“Gamify Literacy: Boost Comprehension, Collaboration and Learning” edited by Michele Haiken.
“Personalized Reading: Digital Strategies and Tools to Support All Leaners” by Michele Haiken.
“Young Adult Nonfiction: Gateway to the Common Core” edited by Judith A Hayn.
“Parent’s Guide to Common Core: 4th Grade” by Kaplan Test Prep.
“Parent’s Guide to Common Core: 5th Grade” by Kaplan Test Prep.
“You Make the Difference in Helping Your Child Learn” by H Ayala Manolson.
“The Everything Parent’s Guide to Common Core ELA, Grades 6-8: Understand the New English Standards to Help Your Child Learn and Succeed” by Jill Mountain
“STEM to Story” by 826 National.
“Teach Anyone to Read: The No-Nonsense Guide” by Lillie Pope, PhD.
“Mary Pride’s Complete Guide to Getting Started in Homeschooling” by Mary Pride.
“How to Write Essays for Standardized Tests: Advice and Examples for AP, ACT, and Other Common High School Exam Essays” by The Princeton Review.
“The Homeschooling Starter Guide: How to Create and Adapt the Best Education Action Plan for Your Needs” by Gina M. Riley.
“Home Learning Year by Year: How to Design a Creative and Comprehensive Homeschool Curriculum” by Rebecca Rupp.
“Trusting Readers: Powerful Practices for Independent Reading” by Jennifer Scoggin.
“Reading for Our Lives: How Parents Can Lay the Foundation for Literacy Success, from Birth to Six” by Maya Payne Smart.
“Tinkering with Tales: Using Children’s Literature to Engage in STEM” by Angela Stanford.
“Nurturing Young innovators: Cultivating Creativity in the Classroom, Home and Community” by Laura McLaughlin Tadder.
“Help Your Kids with Study Skills: A Unique Step-By-Step Visual Guide” by Carol Vorderman.
“Coding Projects in Scratch: A Step-By-Step Visual guide to Coding Your Own Animations, Games, Simulations, and More!” by Jon Woodcock.
“Practical Homeschooling” Magazine Publication.
All titles located in Adult Nonfiction Homeschool Section
Updated December 8, 2022
Additional Resources
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Amazing collection of resources that teachers and parents can use to help their kids learn in a way they will love.
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Scholastic Learn at Home:
Day-to-Day Projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing. For ages Pre-K thru 9th Grade
Storyline Online:
The SAG-AFTRA Foundation’s award-winning children’s literacy website, Storyline Online, streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations. Readers include Viola Davis, Chris Pine, Lily Tomlin, Kevin Costner, Annette Bening, James Earl Jones, Betty White and dozens more. Storyline Online is available 24 hours a day. Each book includes supplemental curriculum developed by a credentialed elementary educator, aiming to strengthen comprehension and verbal and written skills for English-language learners.
State University of New York ATTAIN
State University of New York ATTAIN (Advanced Technology Training And Information Networking) center is a community based center offering an assortment of academic, occupational, and employability courses. These courses are geared to introduce, as well as supplement students with educational and vocational skills, through advanced technology training for a high-demanding technological world.
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