Abacus Educational
Services
in association with



Abacus-es Home
Homeschool Classes
Homeschool Links

AP Classes
AP Cakculus
AP Statistics
AP US History
AP European History
AP Psychology

English Classes
College Prep English
Online English Class
AP Lit. & Comp.
Great Books Class
Great Books for Children
Beginning Writers A
Beginning Writers B/C
Intermediate Writers A
Intermediate Writers BC
 
Science Classes
Life Science
Biology
Physical Science
Earth Science
 
Mathematics Classes
Advanced Basic Math
Consumer math
Pre-algebra
Algebra 1
Geometry
Altebra 2 with trig
Pre-calculus
Advanced Calculus
AP Cakculus
AP Statistics
 
Fine Arts Classes
Keyboard Music Theory
Beginning Ceramics
Perspective Drawing
Theater/Acting
Model Making
 
History Classes
AP US History
AP European History
Battlefield Modelling
 
Other Classes
Geography
Chess
Spanish
AP Psychology



Homeschooling Resources
Teach your online class
Online Higher Education
Online degrees
Free Homeschool Classroom
Online Classes
SAT Practice
Homeschool Resources
Children's Books




Community College Classes
PCC Schedule of Classes
Glendale CC Classes
Citrus CC Classes
Mt SAC Classes
Rio Hondo Classes


Recommended Homeschooling Classes, Summer and Fall 2008 and ongoing

Classes are held at the EIE Resource Center unless otherwise indicated: 2640 S. Myrtle Ave.Monrovia, CA 91016 (626) 821-0025. Some courses may also be offered online.
Many classes are ongoing with open enrollment. Please contact the individual teacher for enrollment questions, and online class availability.

Homeschooling in Action
Homeschooling in Action

Beginning Ceramics

For children PRE-K through 6th Grade

This is a four week program designed to introduce your children to the basics of ceramics. You will actually make items to take home.

WHEN: Monday 9:00 am - 10:00 am.

COST: $40.00 for the four week program plus a $7.00 material fee.

CONTACT: Muriel @ (909) 599-7809 A four-week program designed to introduce children to the basics of ceramics. Students will make pieces to take home.



Bookmark this page to:

Some great thoughts for homeschoolers.

How to make reading as simple as possible! Kindle: New from Amazon.com.


Kindle
Kindle, from Amazon.com



Kindle: Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device. No monthly fees. Use anywhere. Rapid inexpensive book downloads. Weighs only 10 oz. Barely thicker than a pencil. Reads like paper. Many free resources, including Wikipedia and the Oxford American Dictionary. Holds 200 books with memory expansion for more. One charge lasts for days -- read War and Peace on a single charge. $399.


Homeschooling in Action
Homeschooling in Action




It is easy to give a quick nod to lifelong learning, more difficult to consider what it really means, for the idea that people should study for about 12 years and then start living is more deeply seated in our culture than many people realize. Lifelong learning is more than an occasional adult education course. It is the expectation that someone will know more at age 40 than she did at age 30, the realization that it is never too late to begin learning another language, the belief that there are important new insights just over the horizon, no matter how old you are. But it is easy to forget these things, and a great deal of pressure on a homeschooler results from the perhaps unintentional assumption that everything a child will need to know during his life must be mastered in his first 18 years.
-Larry and Susan Kaseman, in "Taking Charge Through Homeschooling"



Homeschooling in Action
Homeschooling in Action




It is the duty of a citizen in a free country not to fit into society, but to make society.
-John Holt




Homeschooling in Action
Homeschooling in Action




If you think in seasons, plant cereals. If you think in decades, plant trees. If you think in centuries, educate your children.
-Chinese Proverb



Apha Omega Publications

cleardot (1K)