:iagree: This is the law Singapore has enacted.

Through HSBC it is US$80 a year. If it is the ability to move up and down the levels as needed that you want, consider using the free typing.com. If you don't login and track your progress, you can do any lesson, any time, as many times as you need.

You can upload to Google Docs and share the link here.

The page says "These courses are offered through participating Middle and Junior/Senior high schools." Will they accept a homeschool as a valid participating school?

The trailer for this looks good. Is it safe for my 11 yo to see with me?

On Writing Well is a classic and an easy read. I can't find the thread on writing books that Hilltop Academy had started. If I find it, I will post the link here. Here are other threads, though: Resources that made you a better writing teacher? Writing w/o a curriculum has lots of links, including writing books. Good writing has more book and curriculum suggestions.

Recipe for Reading is a workbook style OG program.

Yes, it is my one beauty indulgence, and my almost 11 yo loves polish, too. I paint my toe nails in bolder colours (maroon, dark blue, purple) and my fingernails in nudes, pinks, or pale frosted colours. But sometimes, I paint my ring fingers in a contrasting shade for accent. I can't do nail art well enough. For my dd, I do polka dots, or put some glitter on her nails. And once I block-painted the Ravenclaw colours on her nails. I use OPI polish because I love the wide brush. CND is also a good brand. Tell your dd to sign up on pinterest. There are a ton of ideas, step-by-step with photos.

Thank you for asking and answering this. :) I loved the idea.

Thank you for sharing this. It is an MP3 file. You can listen to it on any music player. Click the download link that is below the iTunes link.

Most companies do, but PC claims to be different from most skin care companies. This is not ethical of them.

I didn't read this whole thread and I just skimmed the article, so this has probably been said before - I am not aware of any such belief or rule in Hinduism that prohibits a person from wearing an FM transmitter or headset. If there was such a rule, there would not be thousands of Hindu people manning call centers and IT helpdesks all over the world. Hinduism does not have a "book of rules"; it is pretty much an open source religion, and people have varying traditions and practices which they may sincerely believe is due to their religion, but may just be something they do because their mother and grandmother did before them. If Prof Panjabi cites her Hindu beliefs, it is probably something very specific to her family. It is wrong to equate her to Kim Davis.

If you enjoy Into Thin Air, you can then get the other point-of-view from The Climb by Anatoly Boukreev. And then go see the new film, Everest, which is based on the same incident.

Thank you.

Can you please list them? I'd like to listen to fluffy mysteries for a change. :)

Yes, this is how I interpreted her "toddler" comment.

Is there a sample somewhere online for the Lial's DVTs?

Curious - what is it about summer?

Spell Well for gr7 and above.

Not sure about RLTL in particular, but if you take any American phonics programme, you will have to modify some sounds while teaching your dc. e.g. In American phonics, 'a' makes 3 sounds - cat, ate, father You have to teach the child that 'a' makes 4 sounds - cat, ate, father, water.

For FLL and SOTW, you can read the second or the third edition. For WWE, read the WWE Instructor Guide.

PMed you.

Through our library, we have access to the TumbleBooks library. They have books from K-3 and most of them are enjoyable.

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Here is a free basic computer skills course that was suggested in a recent thread.