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Ready to Homeschool?	MD - DC - NoVA Families
Want to create your own Kindergarten curriculum? Find out what your Kindergartener really needs to know before the age of 6. Homeschoolers are not required to teach Kindergarten, but you will need to file a maturity waiver if you want to skip it. Get to know your curricular choices so you can find just the right fit between your child's learning needs and your instructional needs.	Thinking about having your child tested this year? Find out more about Hand In Hand's individualized testing services. Stay informed about potential new laws that may affect your ability to homeschool in Maryland. Make your learning come alive with a government-themed field trip.
Looking For Something New?	Starting High School?
Everyone loves to get mail. Why not subscribe to a set of magazines for kids and keep your learning opportunities fresh all year long. Problem-based learning reconstructs education into practical, hands-on learning. See how you can make it work with your kids. Is mom-motivation just not cutting it right now? Pick a local or national contest and your kid's natural competition edge take over.	Want to dip your toes into college-level coursework? Try any number of free OpenCouseWare classes from universities around the country. Sign your homeschooler up to take the College Board's SAT between now and June. Have your teen take an online College & Career Planning Survey so you can work together to make an educational plan that becomes a guide for the future.
Odds and Ends	Hit a Wall?
Gifted kids speak out about early college experiences and why they encourage some kids to consider it. A parent asks: Should I give my unschool daughter grades if she asks?	A parent asks: Does my child have dyslexia? An early reader experiences later problems with reading comprehension. Is it a reading disability? Read about one mom's struggle with a homeschooling battle of wills.