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Subject: New To Unit Studies

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Julie Hooker

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Date Posted: 06:41:09 07/22/08 Tue

I am pleased to have stumbled upon your web site. I am a new homeschool mom. Just started Nov. 26th 2007 with our 7 yr old daughter. Already I have figured out that "workbook/textbook" is not for us but am having trouble getting organized to do unit studies. I am looking for a product that will help me organize and plan. I have lots of great ideas for topics but trouble planning how to incorporate all subjects. I have purchased "Unit Studies Made Easy" by Valerie Bendt and Cathy Duffy's Top 100 Picks but neither of these was geared to organizing.

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