I am new to homeschooling and would love to get one...which one do you like? Thanks and Blessings, Michelle
I get 3. The Old Schoolhouse Magazine and Home School Enrichment magazine I've gotten for the last year or two. Home School Digest is a new one for me. I received a sample issue and recently subscribed to it (it's quarterly). I love all of them for different reasons. TOS is quarterly and huge. HSE is bi-monthly. Both have digital versions too that are a bit cheaper but I like the print one...although as Facebook fans, etc....I have gotten the digital version to look thru from time to time.
The Homeschool Court Report from HSLDA is my favorite and the only homeschool magazine I receive. I enjoy keeping up on what is going on in the homeschool legal world.
I totally forgot about it. I get the HSLDA Court Reporter too and the HEAV magazine (from our state hs group)....they are both part of our member dues so I just don't think about them as magazines but I guess they count...lol.
Hands down, http://www.homeschooldigest.com/ I have all the magazines everyone listed, but this is by far my favorite. I blogged about it last month, and decided to buy some back issues. It's a wonderful wonderful magazine. It has a very strong Christian tone, so if you aren't looking for religion to be incorporated this would definitely not be the magazine for you. Oh, also, if you're unable to pay for a subscription they will help those who may need it. What a blessing for many!
I get The Old Schoolhouse and the HSLDA Court Report. To be hoenst - I think the HSLDA is the best. I read it cover to cover every month which is more than I can say for anything else I get in the mail.
I like "This old schoolhouse" and have a few issues, but it is a bit pricey. I've had a subscription to Practical Homeschooling for years - I just like their layout and they have fun contests for the kids; plus they've published a few articles by me, so I feel a bit of loyalty by them. You may be able to find it in your library - it is the only one I've seen in libraries, other than Home School Enrichment. HES is a bit too politically preachy for me. It also heavily focuses on unschooling, so if that is your bent, then you might want to look at that.
