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The Old Schoolhouse Homeschool EXPO!!

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If you're looking for homeschool encouragement, resources, and fun, check out all that is going on at The Old Schoolhouse!

Right now March Madness and Win Big are going on in the Schoolhouse Store. During March Madness, over 240 items are 10 to 40 percent off!  Click here to read the details. (Link: http://www.bit.ly/9vn2G9)

Then, if you're customer 139,000, 139,500, or 140,000, you will win over $348 in prizes. Prizes include a 5 year subscription to TOS (U.S. only), Scripture Sleuth literature series, guitar lessons on CD, and more! Hurry, they are just past customer #137,818.

The BIGGEST news of all--The Schoolhouse Expo is coming in May! 
Pre-register now and save $5!


As homeschool teachers, what do you need to learn? More about teaching multiple grades? All about different homeschool methods? Transcripts?  Could you use some help with reading, language arts, math, and more?  Are you intimidated by the idea of teaching middle school and high school - those dreaded, advanced courses? Would some encouraging words and motivational Scripture help you on your way? Get answers when you attend The Schoolhouse Expo, an 3-day, online conference, presented by The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine and The Old Schoolhouse® Speaker's Bureau.

Pre-register today for only $19.99 through March 31.You do not want to miss this unbelievable, virtual homeschool convention! PLUS, you'll receive over $300 in free gifts when you register.
Get the details and preregister here http://www.schoolhouseexpo.com
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I really couldn't have said it better. :^)

* Disclaimer: I am a current member of The Old Schoolhouse Homeschool Crew, and so am affiliated with TOS.  I am passing this information on to you because I believe it is often difficult (or impossible) to attend LIVE homeschool conventions, and this EXPO will fit all schedules and price ranges (not to mention, it will be AMA-A-A-ZING!!).

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