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Go to Page Index Laurie writes: "In this monthly newsletter, I will share thoughts, ideas, classroom and parenting tips. I hope that you find some useful information here, and perhaps even a little inspiration." Sign up to receive Laurie's Email Newsletter. Just enter your email address below, then hit GO Email Marketing you can trust Page Index Newsletter Archive: Vol. I, issue 7, June/July 2010 Vol. I, issue 6, May 2010 Vol. I, issue 5, April 2010 Vol. I, issue 4, March 2010 Vol. I, issue 3, February 2010 Vol. I, issue 2, January 2010 Vol. I, issue 1, December 2009 Readers' Comments All rights reserved If you have comments or suggestions for future issues, please send an email. Back to top Newsletter Archive Online HomeschoolNYC Newsletter Archives Homepage In these issues you will find: Field trip ideas Projects you can do at home Education and homeschooling in the news Books of interest to educators Happenings in Laurie's classes Examples of student work Reviews and opinions Inspirational quotes Learn why New York City is such a fabulous place to homeschool! Archive Contents: June/July 2010 - Summer Travel: issue 7, Vol. 1 Are We Obsessed with Assessment? Summer Shakespeare & Suggested Books Teaching Fairytales in the Park Road Trip: Corning, NY Travel Trips for Kids Quote by Eleanor Roosevelt May 2010 - Ancient Egypt: issue 6, Vol. 1 What Motivates a Child to Learn? Field Trips to Ancient Egypt Suggested Books and Resources Make Your Own Papyrus Scroll Quote by Krishnamurti Laurie Speaks on Homeschooling April 2010 - The Crystal Issue: Issue 5, Vol. 1 Finding Focus in Homeschooling April Field Trip Ideas Suggested Reading Crystal Wand Workshop Make Your Own Crystals Quote by Orison Swett Marden March 2010 Newsletter: Issue 4, Vol. 1 Scarred by School March Field Trips - Maple Sugaring Suggested Reading Dada and Collage Make a Collage Poem Quote by Plato February 2010 Newsletter: Issue 3, Vol. 1 Homeschooling News from Europe Black History Field Trip Ideas Suggested Reading Art History of Ancient Africa Mapping Your Family History Quote by Marva Collins January 2010 Newsletter: Issue 2, Vol. 1 The Path of the Teacher is the Path of the Open Heart Science in Art Poetry and Science January field Trip Ideas Make Your Own Invention Quote by Albert Einstein December 2009 Newsletter: Issue 1, Vol. 1 Education Uncensored Art History - Kandinsky and Klee Outdoor Learning in the News Not Wanting to Learn December Field Trip Ideas Make Your Own Accordion Alphabet Book Quote by George Bernard Shaw HomeschoolNYC Bronx, New York 10471 Join our Mailing List!

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Readers' Comments

• "I want you to know how much I appreciate your newsletters and all the information you are so generous to share with the luckiest home school community in the world (I think...) New York!"
  — Homeschooling parent in the Bronx
• "I loved the article "Scarred by School." I think it brought up to the fore my own feelings when I was in school and now in the present, looking back. I know that my own experience influenced me to home school my son and I am glad I did. I can't speak for him, but I think he is glad too. He certainly has followed his passion of computer graphic design and has mastered it unbelievably."
  — Rosalie Greenberg, homeschooling parent
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