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Homeschool
Spelling Bee
Level 1 (Ages 6-7)
Level I participants will practice spelling designated words during the Level II and Level III written contest. Participation ribbons will be awarded to all spellers. Level 1 Spelling List
Level 2 (Ages 8-11)
Spelling Bee will consist of a written and oral test. Points will be awarded for each correctly spelled word in both sections. The participant with the most points at the end of Round 10 will be named Spelling Bee Champion.
Level 2 Spelling List
Level 3 (Ages 12-16)
Spelling Bee will consistof a written and oral test. Points will be awarded for each correctly spelledword in both sections. The participant with the most points at the end of Round 10 will be named Spelling Bee Champion.
Level 3 Spelling List
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Junior Homeschool Classes
Writing Projects
Join us this fall for a Writing Projects workshop. We will discover and practice a different writing style during each class. Please register in advance for each class of interest.
January 23 (2pm) - Writing Projects I
In this introductory lesson, we will focus on using library resources. How do you find an item in the online catalog? Where is it located on the shelf? What are some important books that are good for research? Find answers to these questions and more!
January 30 (2pm) - Writing Projects II
In this second class, learn the steps involved in gathering information for an essay and how to cite sources.
March 12 (2pm) - Writing Projects III
In our third class we'll discover the lost art of letter writing. We will learn the proper way to write letters.
April 9 (2pm) - Writing Projects IV
In our final lesson we will focus on several different types of poetry and how to present our Writing Project creations.
April 30 (2pm) - Writing Project Presentations
Students are encouraged to gain further experience with public speaking at this presentation session. Junior Homeschoolers may choose to share any of their writing project creations with the group. Presentations should last between 1-3 minutes. More details will be given at the April 9th session.
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Teen Homeschool Classes
Research Papers
It is a rite of passage for every student to complete a research paper. With proper planning, the process of completing a research based assignment can be easy and fun. Join us for a four week workshop during which we will explore finding resources, outline, creating a rough draft, and editing a paper.
A list of topics will be provided at our first workshop on January 23rd.
| Guidelines Grades 4-6
2-3 pages
2 book sources
1 database source
1 online resource
| Guidelines Grades 7-12
3-5 pages
3 book sources
2 database sources
2 online sources
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January 23 (2pm) - Research Papers I
In this introductory lesson to the Research Papers unit, we will focus on using library resources (both print and online).
January 30 (2pm) - Research Papers II
Learn the steps involved in gathering information for research and how to cite sources.
February 20 (2pm) - Research Papers Lab
Use this open lab time to gather information for your research papers and receive assistance if needed.
March 12 (2pm) - Research Papers III
This lesson will focus on outlining a research paper and writing a rough draft.
March 26 (2pm) - Research Papers Lab
Use this open lab time to gather information for your research papers and receive assistance if needed.
April 9 (2pm) - Research Papers IV
The final lesson on research papers will focus the process of revising, editing, and proofreading. We will also cover presentation tips and strategies.
April 23 (2pm) - Research Papers Lab
Use this open lab time to gather information for your research papers and receive assistance if needed.
April 30 (2pm) - Research Paper Presentations
Students are encouraged to gain further experience with public speaking at this presentation session. Teen Homeschoolers will present their research papers. Presentations should be between 5-7 minutes in length. Additional information will be provided at the April 9th session.
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Computer Classes
All classes from 2-3pm
Junior Classes
Registration Required : Grades 2-4
This is a 4-part class teaching grades K-4 basic typing skills, and proper hand placement. If you're interested in the session for your child, please sign up for all four classes. If you have any questions, contact Lori Anne Boone, lboone@greenwoodlibrary.us.
Keyboarding I-January 16
Keyboarding II-February 13
Keyboarding III-March 19
Keyboarding IV-April 16
Teen Classes
Registration Required : Grades 5-12
Please register for each class individually. If you are interested in your 4th grader participating in the Teen Computer Classes, please contact Taryn Bush, Teen Librarian, tbush@greenwoodlibrary.us.
Keyboarding-January 16
Basic Word-February 13
Basic Excel-March 19
Basic PowerPoint -April 16
Basic Publisher - May 14
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All Ages : Register here!
It only happens once every four years, so let's celebrate! Join us for crafts and games on this special day. If you are willing and able to bring a snack for the group we would be very grateful. The library will provide drinks.
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American Homeschool Association
A service organization created to network homeschoolers on a national level.
Common Sense Media
Provides media reviews and descriptions to help parents make choices about what to show their children.
Homeschool.com
Resources and information on homeschooling.
Home School Legal Defense Association
A nonprofit advocacy organization established to defend and advance the constitutional right of parents to direct the education of their children.
Homeschool Mom
A website started by a homeschool mother to provide information on homeschooling resources online.
Homeschool World
The official website of Practical Homeschooling Magazine. Articles, news, events and more.
Homeschooling Today
The Homeschooling Today magazine website offering useful information and resources.
Homeschooling in Indiana
Resources, support, information and ideas specifically for homeschoolers in Indiana.
Indiana Association of Home Educators
An organzation that maintains visibility as home educators with civil government leaders, influencing the legislative process, and sponsoring seminars for parent education.
Indiana Department of Education-Home School
Information on Indiana state law and homeschooling requirements.
Indiana Foundation for Homeschooling
The Indiana Foundation for Home Schooling enables students by providing recognition, opportunities, and resources that inspire learning.
Indiana Homeschool Help Sheet
Help sheet on homeschooling provided by the Indiana Department of Education.
Indiana Homeschooling
Resources, support groups, and laws for homeschooling in Indiana.
Let's Homeschool
Curriculum ideas, online resources, articles and additonal information.
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Benjamin Harrison Home
Former home of President Benjamin Harrison located in Indianapolis, IN.
Candles Holocaust Museum
Holocaust museum dedicated to Mengele Twins, survivors of Dr. Mengele's experiments during the Holocaust.
Children's Museum of Indianapolis
Largest children's museum in the world located in Indianapolis, IN.
Children's Science & Technology Museum of Terre Haute
Children's museum that focuses on math, science, and technology in an experiential learning environment.
Conner Prairie
Immerse yourself in 19th century American culture in the outdoor history museum.
Creation Museum
A museum that brings the pages of the Bible to life located in Cincinnati, OH.
Eiteljorg Museum
An art museum that showcases Western and Native American art and cultural objects. Located in Indianapolis, IN.
Historical Indiana Sites
Provides a listing of historic landmark sites in Indiana.
Imagination Station
Provides hands on science, space, and technology experiences.
Indiana Museum of Art
Vist the museums art galleries and gardens located in Indianapolis, IN.
Indiana State Museum
Explore Indiana's past, present, and future through scientific, cultural, and historical exhibits.
Indiana State Parks
List of Indiana's state parks.
Indianapolis Zoo
Located in White River State Park in downtown Indianapolis.
Muncie Children's Museum
Children's museum located in Muncie, Indiana featuring 19 kid-friendly exhibits.
Newport Aquarium
Located in Newport, Kentucky, the aquarium includes 70 exhibits and 14 galleries featuring a variety of aquatic life from around the world.
Not Just Popcorn
Located in Edinburgh, Indiana; Not Just Popcorn offers group tours of the store; highly recommended by local homeschool mother.
Visit Indiana
Provides information on places to visit and events to attend in Indiana.
Wonderlab
Hands on science exhibits and programs located in Bloomington, IN.
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