Our 2013 In-Store Workshop schedule is listed below. All workshops will be held in our shop at 369 Jackson Avenue NW, Elk River, MN 55330, unless otherwise indicated.
As seating is limited, pre-registration with a non-refundable reservation fee is required on a first-come, first-served basis. Workshop attendees will be given a $5 credit toward any purchase made the evening of the workshop. Except as noted below, all workshops will begin at promptly at 7:00 p.m. and will last about 2 hours, although we’re happy to stay until all questions have been addressed.
We ask all attendees to arrive 15 minutes early so we can get everyone checked-in and start each workshop on time.
Call today to register! 763-241-HOME (4663)
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Tuesday, January 29th - Exploring Learning Styles
Nancy Bjorkman (Heppner's Legacy Homeschool Resources)
Non-refundable registration fee: $10.00 (includes same-night $5 store credit)
Gain a fresh perspective on discovering your children's natural bent so you can plan strategies that will help them grow into the person they were created to be. This workshop will provide insight into a variety of ways we can effectively explore and then teach to various learning styles in our children. -
Tuesday, February 12th - Homeschooling Your High Schooler
Nancy Bjorkman (Heppner's Legacy Homeschool Resources)
Non-refundable registration fee: $10.00 (includes same-night $5 store credit)
This interactive workshop will help to answer frequently asked questions about homeschooling through the high school years. We will consider course requirements, transcripts, record keeping, curriculum choices, post secondary opportunities, co-ops, CLEP and other testing options, resumes, scholarship opportunities, and more. -
Tuesday, March 5th - Credits Before College (~ 3 hour workshop)
Cheri Frame (www.creditsbeforecollege.com)
NOTE: THIS WORKSHOP WILL BEGIN AT 6:30 P.M.
Non-refundable registration fee: $40.00 (includes same-night $5 store credit plus an extensive Resource Packet)
Are you resigned to the fact that attending college is expensive? Most of us hope for the best: scholarships and financial aid, yet try to prepare for the worst: how to repay huge student loans. There is another way. Since many introductory college courses are a repeat of those studied in high school, your student can earn college credits for those courses while in high school - and you can cut your college costs in half! This would be a great follow-up workshop to Homeschooling Your High Schooler.More workshops are planned in the summer and fall, so please check back for an updated in-store workshop schedule.
