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- Books About Virginia for Young Folks
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- Fun
With the Family in Virginia : Hundreds of Ideas for Day Trips
With the Kids
(Fun With the Family in Virginia, 4th Ed)
by Candyce H. Stapen
(Paperback - May 2002)
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- Our
Strange New Land : Elizabeth's Diary, Jamestown, Virginia, 1609
(My America)
by Patricia Hermes
- Through a season of death and disease, confusion, and many
thrilling adventures, spunky Elizabeth will hold the attention
of every young reader.
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- The
Starving Time: Elizabeth's Diary, Book Two, Jamestown, Virginia,
1609
- (My America)
by Patricia Hermes
- Facing new challenges, Lizzie records in her second diary
the colony1s day-by-day struggle for survival as it faces a harsh
winter and a scarcity of food. But with spring, a new ship sails
up the river, bringing hope andÐbest of allÐbringing
Lizzie her brother Caleb.

American
Red Cross curricula, Masters of Disaster® and Facing
Fear: Helping Young People Deal with Terrorism and Tragic Events.
Free Curriculum. Funding for this grant has been provided
through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on behalf of
the National Capital Region, to include: Montgomery and Prince
George's counties in Maryland, and Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandria,
and Arlington Counties in Virginia.
- Drivers Ed
- Teens, earn your driving
certificate from the comfort of your own computer.
- Drivers Ed - By
State - Safe Driving
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- A to Z DVD Library
- DVD rental and purchase
store
- Laurel Springs
School
Where interests, talents and learning styles are honored.
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- Arbor
Academy Private School
Parental choice with ongoing support, personalized for your child's
academic success.
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- WriteShop - An Incremental
Writing Program
Everything you need to teach, edit, and evaluate writing. A homeschool
composition curriculum ideal for 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th graders.
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Central Virginia Homeschool Support Groups
Counties - Major Cities
Regional Groups
Support Group Lists
Albemarle County
Albemarle County Homeschoolers Network
Open to all homeschoolers (and those considering homeschooling)
in Albemarle county and the surrounding area, regardless of whatever
other groups they are involved with.
Cville_wish
We are a group of families from Charlottesville, VA and nearby
counties interested in Waldorf inspired school at home.
Scottsville Homeschoolers
A group for homeschooling families in and around Scottsville to share information about activities, field trips, special events, etc.
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield Homeschoolers: Lighting a Fire at Home
A comprehensive homeschool support group for residents of Chesterfield County, VA and the surrounding areas. This is a non-sectarian group, welcoming those of any faith, race or educational style.
Ignite_the_Fire: Early Homeschool Co-op
We are a local support group in Chesterfield County, Virginia, upholding biblical Christian values of submission to God and loving and nurturing training of our children to honor God.
South of the James Homeschoolers
Our group is composed of families with diverse backgrounds, experiences, beliefs and educational approaches. Although most of our activities occur in and around Chesterfield County, SOTJ has members from all over the Richmond area.
Greene County
Greene County Virginia Homeschoolers
This group is for support, advocacy, information and coordination of activities for Greene County Virginia and the surrounding area's Homeschoolers and those considering homeschool. This group is a Christian group, but invites all faiths (or no faith) to participate.
Greene HomeInsteaders
Open to all people looking to homeschool and already homeschooling. This includes areas in and around Greene County, Virginia.
Hanover County
Hanover Home Schoolers
We are a loosely organized, inclusive support group of and for
all homeschooling families. We have members from all over the
region: King William to Chesterfield, Goochland to Charles
City and beyond -- 12 counties and the City of Richmond at present!
Henrico County
East Henrico Homeschoolers
Anyone can join, but this group will be specifically geared to East Richmond, East Henrico, New Kent, etc.
Louisa County
Louisa County and Surrounding Area Home School Networking Group
I think that pretty much covers it! I formed this group so home
educators (and educated) in Louisa County and the surrounding
area can network, make plans, let each other know about activities
that they are aware of.
Orange County
Orange VA Homeschoolers
Although we are a small county, I'm sure there are many more like myself who wish to connect for local activities and play dates, avoiding long commutes to Fredricksburg and beyond.
Richmond County
East Henrico Homeschoolers
Anyone can join, but this group will be specifically geared to
East Richmond, East Henrico, New Kent etc. We will try to offer
ideas, get togethers etc for our area. Come on in, the water's
warm.
Hanover Home Schoolers
We are a loosely organized, inclusive support group of and for
all homeschooling families. We have members from all over the
region King William to Chesterfield, Goochland to Charles
City and beyond -- 12 counties and the City of Richmond at present!
Homeschooling Mom's Social Club
This group is designed for mothers who homeschool their children and would like an occasion to meet and discuss homeschooling and other issues of interest in Richmond, Virginia.
Homeschool Richmond
If you are homeschooling your children in Richmond, Virginia,
or are merely looking into homeschooling, then this website is
designed to give you information, support and encouragement.
Ignite_the_Fire · Preschool Homeschool Co-op
We are a local support group to the Chesterfield county and Richmond
Virginia area, upholding biblical Christian values of submission
to God and loving and nurturing training of our children to honor
God.
Iron Rod Home Educators
This is an inclusive group for LDS (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) Homeschoolers in the greater Richmond, VA, area.
Richmond Area Homeschoolers
This is an inclusive group of Richmond area homeschoolers to
share ideas, organize get togethers, and for general support.
Richmond Preschool Homeschoolers
This is an inclusive group of Richmond (Virginia) area homeschoolers
of preschool aged children to share ideas, organize get togethers,
and for general support.
Richmond Unschoolers
Share ideas, organize get togethers, and for general support.
Tri-Cities Home Educators
Richmond, Petersburg, Hopewell, and Dinwiddie areas. We are a
local support group upholding Biblical principles and traditional
Christian values.
Rockingham County
Valley Home Educators
A Christian homeschool support group serving the Harrisonburg area.
Regional Groups
Central VA Special Needs HS'ers
A special list for families of kids with special needs. We could
arrange speakers, or just share our own successes and challenges.
We are families living in Albemarle County, Virginia, and surrounding
counties including Greene, Louisa, Fluvanna, Nelson, Augusta,
and the cities of Charlottesville and Waynesboro.
Central Virginia Home Educators
Here at CVHE.net, you will find helpful information from a Christian perspective, and great resources whether you are merely considering home education or have been home educating your children for some time.
Support Group Lists
Central Virginia Homeschool Organizations
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better.
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- Drivers Education for Credit
Keystone National High School. Teens can now learn how to become
safe responsible drivers... while earning Certification and Insurance
discounts.
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- The
DriversEd.com course is the only course approved for use by home-school
students. That is, if you are homeschooled, you may learn
the classroom and/or behind-the-wheel portions of your drivers
education at home. Once you have completed our course, you will
receive a Certificate of Completion that you may then take to
the DMV when you apply for a drivers license. Only students who
are homeschooled may receive an official Certificate of Completion
when finished with the course.
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- Recommended books to help you explore
homeschooling
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- Home Learning Year by Year
How to Design a Homeschool Curriculum from Preschool Through
High School
by Rebecca Rupp
A structured plan to ensure that your children will learn what
they need to know when they need to know it, from preschool through
high school.
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- The Ultimate Book of Homeschooling Ideas:
500+ Fun and Creative Learning Activities for Kids Ages 3-12
by Linda Dobson
- As a homeschooling parent, you're always looking for new
and creative ways to teach your child the basics. Look no longer!
Inside this innovative helper, you'll find kid-tested and parent-approved
techniques for learning math, science, writing, history, manners,
and more that you can easily adapt to your family's homeschooling
needs.
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Homeschooling : The Teen Years
Your Complete Guide to Successfully Homeschooling the 13- To
18-Year Old
by Cafi Cohen
This book reveals the adventure and rewards as well as the special
challenges of working with this age group.
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Homeschool Your Child for Free
More Than 1,200 Smart, Effective, and Practical Resources for
Home Education on the Internet and Beyond
by LauraMaery Gold and Joan M. Zielinski
The best sites for everything from reading-readiness activities
for preschoolers to science projects for teens.
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First Year of Homeschooling Your Child
Your Complete Guide to Getting Off to the Right Start
by Linda Dobson
With the constant concern about the safety and quality of our
nation's schools, many of today's families are opting to teach
their children at home. The first hurdle these families face
is getting started.
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- The Complete Home Learning Source Book : The
Essential Resource Guide for Homeschoolers, Parents, and Educators
Covering Every Subject from Arithmetic to Zoology
- by Rebecca Rupp
- This ambitious reference guide lives up to its name. Practically
three inches thick--and we're not talking large print here--it's
packed with titles, ordering information, and Web site addresses.
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- Homeschooling: The Early Years: Your Complete
Guide to Successfully Homeschooling the 3- to 8- Year-Old Child
by Linda Dobson
The formative years are the most critical to a child's education.
They lay the foundation for developing learning skills that last
a lifetime.
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- Best Selling
Homeschooling Books
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