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A Home School Vision of Victory - CD by Douglas Phillips
If a generation is to rise up and call America back to its biblical foundations, it must surely come from the ranks of her home schoolers. But home education is not an end in itself — only a God-ordained means of accomplishing God’s purpose in the home, in the heart of a young person, and in society as a whole. This message is for every exhausted parent who needs to be reminded of the beauty and greatness of the home school vision. By Doug Phillips. One cassette. Approx. 60 mins 

Making Wise Decisions About College and Life After Homeschool - CD by Douglas Phillips
Takes a hard look at the realities of the college classroom and culture. Also examines the strengths and weaknesses of various alternatives to college.

Home School Heros: The Struggle and Triumph of Homeschooling in America by Christopher Klicka
Over the last twenty-one years, HSLDA Senior Counsel Chris Klicka has battled for home-school freedoms in all fifty states on behalf of thousands of home schoolers. In his new book, Home School Heroes: The Struggle and Triumph of Home Schooling in America, he tells the stories of over a hundred home school families from the ’80s and early ’90s and how they overcame intense opposition.

Noah Webster's 1828 Dictionary
When Noah Webster first published this book, he understood that whoever defined the words of a culture would capture that culture. So he sought to give the American people a dictionary in which words have meaning in terms of their relationship to Jesus Christ.

The Original Blue Back Speller
Many of the Founding Fathers used this book to home school their children, including Benjamin Franklin who taught his granddaughter to read, spell, and pronounce words using “Old Blue Back.” Facsimile edition.

From CBD
Teaching the Trivium: Christian Homeschooling in a Classical Style By Harvey & Laurie Bluedorn
One of the most comprehensive books available on the homeschooling classical education model, the Bluedorns offer a workable plan for every age and subject based on the trivium of grammar, logic and rhetoric. Beginning with who should control eduction--parents or the state--and the basics of classical education, we are treated to both principles and practical advice. Chapters on teaching languages, literature, approaches to homeschooling, extensive suggestions for various age levels, Scripture, and preparation for adulthood provides the information one would need to make an informed decision about classical education. 635 pages, softcover.  Highly Recommended!

A Charlotte Mason Companion: Personal Reflections on the Gentle Art of Learning by Karen Andreola
Why are the time-tested principles of respected 19th-century British educator Charlotte Mason so popular with homeschoolers? Because they work! Andreola shares her experiences in homeschooling the "Charlotte Mason way." Discover how to teach children to think independently, retain what they learn, and communicate clearly by narrating what they read in "living books." 384 pages, softcover from Charlotte Mason Research.

For the Children's Sake by Susan Schaeffer Macauley
Regarded as one of the classic books on Charlotte Mason's ideology, Susan Schaeffer Macauley provides us with a warm and throught provoking conversation on the educational principles for school and home. She highlight's Charlotte Mason's view of children as legitimate people, and denounces the "twaddle" of lightweight fluff that today seems to fully occupy children. Dwelling on the importance of play, a Scriptural understanding of man, creativity and family, she makes a compelling case for the gentle art of learning. 161 pages, softcover.

The Original Homeschooling Series - 6 Volume Set by Charlotte Mason
This is where it all begins for the homeschooler---the original 6-volume teaching reference by the founder of the early homeschooling movement! Mason's philosophy of educating children in a noncompetitive, biblically based way is spelled out in each one of her insightful books. Learn from this education pioneer how to teach children under 9 years old, fulfill your educational role as a parent, develop a curriculum, improve your children's character and conscience, shape their personality, and foster creative learning. Slipcased softcovers, from Charlotte Mason Research.

The Christian Home School, Revised & Updated by Gregg Harris
Called "the best first book to read"---and for good reason! Father to six homeschooled children and the founder of Christian Life Workshops, Harris helps you find your way around the fast-growing homeschool movement. His classic introduction will answer all your "who, when, where, what, how, and why" questions. 214 pages, softcover.






Home Schooling: The Right Choice by Christopher Klicka
Everything you need to know about the advantages of homeschooling---revised and updated for the 21st century! Senior Counsel of the Home School Legal Defense Association Klicka clearly explains the academic and practical superiority of teaching your kids at home. You'll find the sections covering government interference and your legal rights especially valuable. 464 pages, softcover.