Online Homeschool Conference AND Blogging Conference

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I am super excited to share the 2018 online Homeschool Conference AND Blogging Conference with you today!!


It is an epic, unprecedented event!! AND this is the inaugural year!!

Note: This post contains affiliate links.

With my work at home, kids, homeschool, and everything else I do, I have often thought it would be really nice to have an

ONLINE HOMESCHOOL CONFERENCE

where I could watch the sessions on my own time and "visit" with other attendees in a group online. Well, that is exactly what this conference is! This is why I am so excited about it!!

Here are some of the highlights:

** 150+ CLASSES**
This is incredible by itself, and you get lifetime access to them all, so even if you don't have time to watch them all in one week, you can come back to them at your leisure! Classes range from getting started topics to preparing your kid for the NCAA to parenting, unit studies, dyslexia, and so much more!! Many are presented from a Christian worldview, but many (like the one I am teaching) are either secular or neutral.

** VENDOR HALL**
There are over 40 vendors with exclusive discounts just for this conference!! Including online curricula, Apologia, BJU, Sonlight, Notgrass History, and more!! Conference sponsors also include Reading Eggs, Take Time for Spanish, WriteShop, and more!!

** DIGITAL SWAG BAG**
Over $1000 worth of online discounts and freebies JUST for this event!

** DRAWINGS, DOOR PRIZES, SUPPORT, FELLOWSHIP, AND MORE!!**

The speakers are fantastic and include variety like authors, publishers, homeschool moms with 30+ years experience, public school professionals turned homeschool parents, religious leaders, and so much more!

I am using my science teaching background to speak about using science to teach kids who can't sit still!



AND, in a never-seen-before move, this conference is bringing you a...

 Work-at-Home conference thread!

Most homeschoolers could use a litte extra cash, and there are dozens of sessions telling you how to make it work! Topics include things like freelance writing, blogging, Pinterest, goals, balance, budgeting, MLM, emails, podcasts, affiliates, and more!!

There are so many wonderful things I could say about this online homeschool conference!

But you can CLICK HERE to register and find our yourself!

Aaaand, as an extra bonus (partly because I LOVE my readers and partly because I want to encourage you to participate!), if THIS LINK is the last link you click on before you click on the REGISTER button at the bottom of THIS PAGE, then your name will show up on a list of attendees who signed up using my affiliate code, and I will send you my ebook 15 Famous Science Experiments ($10 value) FREE!! Just email me (at preschoolpackets@gmail.com), and let me know the name you used when you signed up (or include your order number) so I can double check your purchase!


Important Details:
Early Registration: 5/28/18 - 6/3/18
Regular Registration: 6/4/18 - 6/10/18
Conference Dates: 6/4/18 - 6/10/18
* Vendor hall is only open during conference dates, but all sessions are pre-recorded and will be available long after the conference dates!

Use this link to register!!





Happy Educating,
Carla


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