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This week, I’m highlighting some of my favorite resources from the 2014 Omnibus Sale.
As most of you know, the Omnibus Sale is one of my favorite times of the homeschool year! I can purchase over 80 ebooks and a ton of MP3s (plus bonus goodies!) for only $25.
It’s such a steal, in my opinion!
Homeschooling Help – eBooks to Help Guide New Homeschoolers
Today, I’m highlighting the top-notch homeschooling help and encouragement ebooks in the 2014 Omnibus. And boy, is it packed!!
Whether you’re just starting out on your homeschool journey or if you’ve been homeschooling 5 or 10 years now, there is always room for learning.
And if you’re like me, you could frequently use a bit of encouragement to keep on keeping on.
If you need a bit of guidance in these early years of homeschooling, make sure you download each of these ebooks from the 2014 Omnibus.
Keep in mind that each of these eBooks were written BY homeschool mamas FOR homeschool mamas. These are mothers that have schooled their children and are sharing their wisdom. There is so much to glean from these treasures!
— Help! I’m Homeschooling! – For over a dozen years we’ve turned to our habits as the ‘bones’ of our day. Our habits help us accomplish a basic school day and get food on the table. With babies, toddlers, stacks of school books, hungry mouths and now towering teens, these are the basic routes I’ve discovered for seeing results.
— Homeschooling 101 – Whether you’re just getting started or still considering homeschooling, Homeschooling 101 can get you and your family off to a smooth, successful start. Even veteran homeschoolers can pick up tips and inspiration for encouragement on the journey.
— Hands-On Homeschooling – Hands-On Learning is a collection of some of the best project tutorials, games, and hands-on learning fun from Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers, expanded and organized into an easy-to-access, at your finger-tips e-Book. Featuring a clickable table of contents for the ultimate ease-of-use, Hands-On Learning is the project-packed punch you need to bring your homeschool from weary to wow!
— Mrs. Hutchinson’s Classroom Guide: Homeschooling Basics – This book covers essentials in starting homeschooling, planning and organizing, common problems and solutions, how to answer difficult questions, how to avoid burnout, and more. Lots of printables!
— Large Family Homeschooling – Are you homeschooling a growing family? Are you looking for ways to get it all done without losing your mind (and your joy)? Do you need ideas for putting together all the pieces that make up your homeschooling day? Large Family Homeschooling is the ebook for you! Enjoy 170 pages plus resources and freebies to make your homeschool day run smoother!
— Homeschooling an Only Child: When Just One is Just Right – Throughout the book are quotes from other moms who homeschool an only at home. And even more insightful are the quotations from the only children themselves. You will relate to their perspectives and be reassured that a child can learn at home without siblings and still grow up to be an emotionally healthy individual.
— Homeschooling Your Kinesthetic/Visual Learner – Homeschooling Your Kinesthetic Visual Learner is a compilation including over 100 tips for teaching the active bodies in your home or classroom. Through an easy-to-read question and answer style, you get honest answers from mothers just like you.
— Simply Homeschool: Have Less Fluff and Bear More Fruit – This eBook focuses on letting go of extras and keeping our eyes focused on God on the homeschooling journey. Topics include: Preschool, Reduce Clutter- Physical and Mental, Homeschooling Multiple Ages, Scheduling, Choosing Curriculum, Meal Planning, and more!
— Spicing Up Your Homeschool – A collection of practical ideas and philosophical suggestions to renovate your homeschooling days. Topics include learning nooks, wall schooling, homeschooling multiple ages, circle time and other rhythms, natural learning behaviors, and action styles.
— You Can Do it Too! Homeschool Encouragement – You Can Do It Too! is a series of interviews with 25 homeschool families answering questions of ‘Why do you homeschool?’ ‘What does it look like?’ ‘How do you find what to teach? ‘What do your kids think?’ and much more. Our goal is to share with you the how’s and why’s – the successes and failures.
Other Items Included in the 2014 Omnibus:
- Homeschool Planning
- Language Arts Curricula
- Bible & Devotional Resources
- Art & Music Resources
- Homemaking Resources
- Copywork
- Notebooking Pages and Resources
- Homeschool help and encouragement MP3s
A few more Omnibus details:
—>The deadline for refunds is September 5. Positively no refunds will be given if the file host shows that you have downloaded any files.
—> The ebooks will only be available until September 25, please do not delay indownloading them. See the FAQ or contact iHomeschool Network for more information.
—> DVDs can be purchased until September 20.
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Homeschooling Preschool Using Ebooks in the 2014 Omnibus!
This sounds like a fantastic opportunity, unfortunately we can’t take that opportunity because our state had one of those tax free weekends the first weekend of August. We picked up things we’ll be using the rest of the year, tax free, like school supplies and clothes for our son and grandson. Since we’re on a really tight budget, that means my spending money for the month is gone until next month comes along, no matter how much I could use something like this! It’s too bad it’s only being offered for such a short period of time, especially since it’s the beginning of the school year, when people have to pick and chose what they can afford to homeschool their children. Especially when the family is on a tight budget to be able to pay regular bills and start the new school year. Sounds like an absolute wonderful package that could help not only new to homeschooling families, but also veteran homeschoolers.