They also offer some free character education materials to help supplement and reinforce the ideals that programs like this instill.
The trials and errors of a home educating family finding our own way and getting saner by the day!
Jan 25, 2009
SHE DID IT!!!
Scholastic Book Club has this program called Classrooms Care, where they challenge classes to read 100 books and they will donate books to a children's charity of the classes choice! Well she missed the deadline (but luckily Scholastic is not really big on deadlines) but she did it all on her own! She read 100 books and Scholastic will be donating books to the Anchorage Neighborhood Health Center from our little GCK Homeschool - KM picked this charity herself from the list on the Scholastic site.
They also offer some free character education materials to help supplement and reinforce the ideals that programs like this instill.
They also offer some free character education materials to help supplement and reinforce the ideals that programs like this instill.
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AWESOME!!
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