What do Green Eggs Day, Telephone Day, Passover, and St. Patrick’s Day have in common? They’re March days that can easily become the basis for fun-filled unit studies for your family. How to use free and inexpensive resources from the library, Internet, etc. Vary length of units from several hours to a whole month. Supplement your favorite curriculum or build your whole curriculum on this approach. Learn practical ideas that can make your school day a holiday!

Choosing an approach and planning your homeschool. Complying with the law, including filling out the required form PI-1206 to send to the DPI.

Making the decision to homeschool. Taking a break from school work so you and your child(ren) have time to rest and adjust. Choosing an approach to homeschooling and then making adjustments as you learn more. Meeting needs for socializing, new friends, and support. Telling others you are homeschooling and, in necessary, dealing with their criticism.

An overview of the purpose and benefits of documenting your homeschooling experiences and activities. Finding a method that suits you and meets your needs. Ideas for simple records that save time yet are meaningful and retrievable for portfolios, credentials, college applications, etc.

What the law requires and how to comply. Other Wisconsin laws (such as truancy laws) which also affect homeschoolers. How to protect the homeschooling law from change. How to avoid legal difficulty.