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2010
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2009 - 2010
December 2009 / January 2010 PDF
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2008 - 2009
December 2008 / January 2009 PDF
October / November 2008 PDF
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2007 - 2008
December 2007 / January 2008 PDF
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June / July 2007 PDF
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2006 - 2007
December 2006 / January 2007 PDF
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2005 - 2006
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ISSUE 5 – OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2005
- Unit Studies verses Textbooks by Jillian Darling
ISSUE 4 – AUGUST / SEPTEMBER 2005
- The Electric Homeschool by Linda Maher
- Here’s my thoughts about an Eclectic Homeschool:
- Disadvantages
- Points to Remember When Home Educating:
ISSUE 3 – JUNE / JULY 2005
- So what is Natural Learning?
- Home and Heart and Mind
ISSUE 2 – APR / MAY 2005
- Charlotte Mason in a Nutshell By Deborah Taylor-Hough
- Twaddle
- Living Books
- Whole Books
- Narration
- Short Lessons
- Nature Walks
- Daily Walks
- Nature Notebooks
- Art Appreciation
- Journaling
- Copywork
- Dictation
- Book of the Centuries
- Free-Time Handicrafts
- Habits
- Personal Reflections on a Charlotte Mason Approach by Beverley Paine
- Upon a Basis of Natural Learning – Charlotte Mason’s Pilosophy of Education edited by Anna Hackett
- Fun Section
- How smart Is your Foot
- Home Education Wordfind
Issue 1 – Feb / Mar 2005
- Classical Education
- Reflections on the Whole Elephant
- The Blind Men and the Elephant
- The Cultivation of Wisdom and Virtue
- Western Civilization
- Our Journey Towards a Classical Education
- Starting Out
- Discovering Classical Education
- Just what is Classical Education?
- The Learning Continues
- Why use Picture Books with Older Children
- Fun Section
- Mad Libs – Fun with Grammar
- I went for a walk
2004
Issue 3 - June / July 2004
- What do you want to be when you grow up? - Emma Whiteley (N.S.W..)
- Ryan’s Rainy Day Fun
- Christopher’s Cold Weather Play Days
- Anneliese’s Any Day Play
Issue 2 - April / May 2004
2003
Issue 5 - October / November 2003
- Book Review by Anna Hackett
- Seven Pillars of Joyful Homeschooling by Cindy Kelly
- The Hidden Curriculum by Sarah (Irene) Knight
Issue 4 - August / September 2003
- Burnout by Rebecca Williams
- Keeping Routines by Belinda Moore
- NATURE DRAWING by Leonie Westenberg – re-printed and adapted from Stepping Stones magazine, 2002
Issue 3 - June / July 2003
- More Science - Making a Plastic Toy
- On learning to write By Alison Horridge
- Nurtured by Love…At Home By Orma
- Families turn a home into a classroom by Rebecca Price
Issue 2 - April / May 2003
- More Science by Fiona Shigrov
- Homeschool Journey Lynne
- Scrapbooking in the Homeschool By Brenda Murray
- National Home Education Week is 18th - 24th May 2003 (2nd last week in May).
Issue 1-February / March 2003
- Science words
- Spelling bee
- A Teenage Homeschooler Speaks…Joel Ratcliffe
- Homeschooling on a Budget by Mimi Dempsey
2002
October / November 2002
- Homeschooling Teenagers
- A Learning Naturally Curriculum for my Adolescent Son
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