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13 recommendations and reviews from 11 people

• Referral from December 20, 2017
  

  Chowdhury A. asked:

  where i can get kindergarten curriculum for homeschooling ??? please share if anyone have any idea about home schooling .... i dont have that much idea about homeschooling ...

  

  Priscilla P. replied:

  Teachers pay teachers.com

  

  TaiRi A. replied:

  Next door to DMV. On the right. They can more than likely help you. Also I think it's called Alpha School but it's a store for parents n teachers. Iv bought several workbooks n stuff in the past from there. My kids attend public schools but I got the books to beef up their learning n to teach what schools don't.

  

  Tricia S. replied:

  We have several FB groups with suggestions. Easy Peasy Online has a great Kindergarten curriculum all set up for free. Coas usually has great workbooks and stuff you can use. Alpha school has some good posters and hands on stuff to use. Also, Connections Acedmey just lost their charter through the state. Oh and Teachers Paying Teachers has awesome options for curriculum. I usually get stuff around holidays.

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• Referral from June 4, 2016
  

  Lulu W. asked:

  I'm looking for some new places to purchase resources. Does anyone have any online stores they love and would like to share??

  

  Chloe R. replied:

  I download resources from teachers pay teachers.com Some are free, others you only pay a couple dollars for. You can find some great things on there!

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• Referral from January 29, 2016
  

  Shrishthi K. asked:

  Hello friends can u help me out please 1.where can i get big charts of alphabets and numbers for prekindergarten kid? 2.can you please give me procedure what to follow for prekindergarten kid to teach? As she is in school(plus daycare) but there is no kind of academic learning.so she does not want to learn and practice anymore at home.I convince her as much as i can but now a days all in vain.she always want to watch TV. I follow many online sites to show her besides other entertaining shows but she does not want to watch those educational sites. I want some suggestions how to tackle kids.

  

  Dhara S. replied:

  Search on teachers pay teachers.com they have free stuff and also other according to grades which u can purchase it's very useful

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• Referral from June 18, 2014
  

  Gretchen W. asked:

  Hey, anyone out there have public school contacts in Arlington, Loudoun or Howard, Frederick, Carroll counties in MD? Relocating that way in a few weeks; but it is a whole other world coming in from the "country"...

  

  Cat I. replied:

  Check out Teachers.com

  

  Melissa D. replied:

  Gretchen, I'm still in No. Va. after growing up in Arl. & currently living in Vienna (Fairfax Co). I know several Ffx Co teachers & one in Bethesda Md (montgomery Co). Not sure what kind of connections you're looking for. This area has changed SOOOO much - get ready for culture shock. Let me know if I can help you find a Md. Realtor (I'm licensed in Va.) or if i can be of any help too :) Welcome back !

  

  Melissa D. replied:

  Gretchen, i have connections in the private school systems but not so much with public except for knowing several teachers at various schools. Hopefully Aaron can get you in the system- it's all about networking :) Best of luck!

  

  Nancy P. replied:

  I think it's common for all the shifting around of teachers to happen in the summer and then in late summer, they make calls to "outside" candidates, so don't be surprised if August is when you hear from someone! I would ask straight out what to to expect and when. I'm in Loudoun, and new schools open up EVERY year on all levels, so it's worth a shot here. :) Good luck!

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• Referral from January 15, 2014
  

  Practical H. asked:

  Donita Robinson Willard asked, "Has anyone done a Chronicles of Narnia Unit Study they could recommend for my 7- and 8-year-old?"

  

  April B. replied:

  Teachers pay teachers.com i like the idea of helping teachers by purchasing the materials they created for their students.

  

  Lori A. replied:

  Memoria press has one. I do t follow all the writing with it, but instead go over vocabulary prior to reading, then use all the question as open discussion questions. I'm not sure what age range though. ( I only needed to use the teachers part, not the workbook as I elongated the writing ( except for the enrichment. I used a notebook for that 1 part)

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• Referral from November 16, 2015
  

  Hu M. asked:

  Hello all! Does anyone have good recommendations for Recruiters in ESL in the Gulf? Thank you

  

  Laisha M. replied:

  Daves.esl.com / serious teachers.com (though they've been accused of dodgy posts)/ skyline. You could just google and filter recruiters. Goodluck

  

  Laisha M. replied:

  Skyline is reputable. And Daves more so than SeriousTeachers. You could try the respective education ministries.

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