My Audio School exists to provide children with excellent audio content on a variety of school subjects in a format that they can easily use all by themselves.
Each book on My Audio School is broken down, chapter by chapter, so that children can listen to their daily assignments in manageable chunks. Links are provided for those who prefer to read the book online, or for parents who want to burn a book to CD or download it to Mp3.
Classic books, old-time radio theater, historical radio and television broadcasts and more make My Audio School a treasure trove for educators, parents and students alike.
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Parents, pleasedo not allow your children to peruse YouTube (or any other video sharing site) alone, and preview all video content before sharing with your children.
You'll find recipes for historical feasts, posts about dyslexia, my podcast about how to choose books (The Homeschooler's Library) and loads of hands on projects on my school website.
I have posted several podcasts and articles for Christian mothers on my Countercultural Mom blog.
You can also find me writing and podcasting at Mentoring Moments for Christian Women.
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