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Curriculum Kit Handbooks Only

Every Timberdoodle curriculum kit comes with its Handbook free, so this page is for families who want a handbook on its own. There's a Classic and a Nonreligious handbook for every grade from Preschool through 12th, plus one for Tiny Tots.

Each one is written for that grade's kit: it explains what every resource is for and how to schedule it, includes a reading challenge for the grade, and gives you access to our online Scheduler, where you set your start date, add vacation weeks and print a schedule that fits your calendar.

Because the handbook and Scheduler are made for our kits, handbooks bought separately can't be returned.

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Let’s Start With an Assessment

Don’t know where to begin? Find your perfect kit with a free assessment for preschool through 12th grade.

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How Timberdoodle Does Homeschooling

One of the questions we hear all the time is: "What's your homeschool style?" And the short answer is... we don't fit neatly in any one box. We love what works. We ditch what doesn't. And we believe...

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10 Reasons to Tell Your Kids to Stop Doing School and Go Build Something!

Want a way to supercharge your homeschool day and keep your kids excited to learn? What if one activity could improve your child's visual perception, fine-motor skills, patience, problem-solving...

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How to Pick a Curriculum

(Without Falling for Every Shiny New Thing) Many years ago, we found ourselves at a homeschool convention, and somewhere between sessions, a fellow vendor—not a homeschooler himself—grinned and said...

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Does Your Curriculum Flex Both Sides of the Brain?

Why You Need Both Convergent and Divergent Thinking in Your Homeschool Plans As you plan next year’s homeschool adventures, don’t just ask, “What subjects are we covering?” Ask, “How are we stretching...

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