101 Tips for Preschool At Home: Minimize Your Homeschool Stress By Starting Right - Paperback
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by Adriana Zoder (Author)
Yes, you can homeschool your child through the preschool years. It's not rocket science. This unique step-by-step guide will show you powerful principles, simple solutions, exciting benefits and dependable routines so that you can reap guaranteed results - children who are excited about learning Whether homeschooling was always part of the plan, or you are just toying with the idea for the preschool years, this book will provide you with effective strategies. What are the best educational toys? What should be my objectives? What about socialization? Is there a preschool curriculum that's better than others? Get answers to these and other frequently asked questions regarding homeschooling through the preschool years. Written by a homeschooling mom of two, this collection of preschool methods, curricula, toys, objectives, essentials and more draws on scientific research, as well as on personal experience.
Author Biography
Born in Romania under Communism, Adriana Zoder was a teenager when the Berlin Wall fell. She studied French and English at the University of Bucharest in Romania and Publications Management at Hartland College in the United States. After living in Sweden for three years, Adriana returned to the United States, where she worked in non-profit, educational foundations and, more recently, in real estate. Since 2011, Zoder has been writing a bi-weekly local column for The Mountain Press. Zoder maintains the award-winning blog, www.HomeschoolWays.com, where she shares her experience with homeschooling her two children.
