Presidents
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
John Quincy Adams
Abraham Lincoln
William Henry Harrison
Theodore F. Roosevelt
Governors
Patrick Henry [VA]
Charles Pickney III [SC]
Richard D. Spaight [NC]
William Livingston [NJ]
Richard Bassett [DE]
U.S. Senators and Congressmen
William S. Johnson [CT]
George Clymer [PA]
John Francis Mercer [MD]
William Blout [TN]
William Few [GA]
Scientists/Businessmen
Blaise Pascal
Booker T. Washington
Thomas Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Carnegie
John Stuart Mill
Chief Justices of U.S. Supreme Court
John Rutledge
John Jay
John Marshall
College Presidents
John Witherspoon -- Yale
Timothy Dwight -- Princeton
William S. Johnson -- Columbia
Preachers / Missionaries
John & Charles Wesley
John Owen
Johnathon Edwards
William Carey
Dwight D. Moody
John Newton
Hudson Taylor
Authors
Mark Twain
George Bernard Shaw
Irving Berlin
Charles Dickens
C.S. Lewis
Philosopher
Charles Montesquieu
Famous Women Abigail Adams Mercy Warren Martha Washington Florence Nightingale Phyllis Wheatley Agatha Christie Pearl S. Buck
Generals "Stonewall" Jackson Robert E. Lee Douglas MacArthur George Patton
Artists John Singleton Copley Andrew Wyeth Rembrandt Peale Claude Money Ansel Adams
Composers Anton Bruckner Felix Mendelssohn Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Francis Poulenc
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Homeschooling Hall of Fame The following famous people were homeschooled! Homeschooling works!
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Children require guidance and sympathy far more than instruction. - Anne Sullivan (Helen Keller's teacher)
Homeschooling and public schooling are as opposite as two sides of a coin. In a homeschooling environment, the teacher need not be certified, but the child MUST learn. In a public school environment, the teacher MUST be certified, but the child need NOT learn. - Gene Royer
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WELCOME TO DIPLOMA DOGS™
DIPLOMA DOGS™, the game that makes learning fun! I truly believe that this is the best educational
game available for intermediate-age children; clearly it will assist your child with the subjects being taught
the curriculum recommended for children in grades 4-8. So take a little time, play with your child, and
watch how quickly he/she learns.
HOMESCHOOLOPOLY™
This brand new game from veteran homeschoolers Greg & Pamela Berthume combines all of the fun and
educational qualities of the old-fashioned family favorite board game and celebrates the best of
homeschooling. You start out at Home Sweet Homeschool and pass by squares like Public School Tax or
Field Trip, and if you land on the right square you might get to purchase a Big Family Bus or a Cool As
Can Be SUV! And of course, you'll want to try to avoid running into the Truancy Officer lying in wait to
send a homeschooler to court! Don't worry, you can use your "HSLDA Member - GET OUT OF
COURT FREE" card.
Book Adventure is a FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their
own book lists from over 7,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've
read, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes. Book Adventure was created by and is
maintained by Sylvan Learning.
15 Reasons to Homeschool your child
1) One on one education by someone who deeply cares for your child.
2) Education tailor-made for your child; not too fast, not too slow.
3) Ability to explore educational interests with your child that he/she enjoys
4) Avoidance of state-sponsored evolutionary teaching, which does not come from God, but the devil.
5) Avoidance of poor peer influences which can lead to rebelliousness in your child. The Bible says that
bad company corrupts good character.
6) Flexibility for your family to take days off and vacations that are convenient for YOU.
7) More time to spend with your child. They only stay young for so long and then they grow up.
8) Opportunity to forge lasting deep relationships with your children beyond what you have now!
9) Avoidance of state socialistic pressures, like mandatory vaccinations.
10) Your child will learn to grow into a Godly adult by exposure to Godly adults like you and those in your
homeschool co-op group.
11) Freedom to teach the Bible, biblical principles, and to pray in school.
12) Less stress because of greater flexibility.
13) An opportunity for you to learn with your child.
14) Avoidance of school violence, temptation to engage in sexual activity, temptation to use drugs, and
peer influences to disrespect authority figures.
15) Homeschoolers often excel far beyond their public-schooled and private-schooled peers.