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Supplementing Your Child’s Education Online

If you have a child who loves to play computer games but resists homework, have a look at some of the educational programs online to supplement their skill development.

There are tons of resources online for math and reading, but if you are interested in a comprehensive program that lets you track your child’s progress, can be used for multiple grade levels and covers every subject, Time4Learning may be a good fit.

I’ve been invited to try Time4Learning for one month in exchange for a candid review. Time4Learning can be used for homeschool, afterschooland summer skill sharpening. Be sure to come back and read about my experience.

I will be testing it out with my three girls – each with different learning styles. We’ll be trying out the program for grade 6, grade 3 and PreK.

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