Join me over at The Homeschool Classroom to read tips about how to start your very own homeschool preschool co-op. Even if you’re not interested in homeschooling in the future, a homeschool preschool co-op may be a valid alternative to a pricey private preschool.
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This is a great idea – imagine what you could save on craft supplies and planning time if you get 5 moms together and each plan and prepare a day’s activities. Smart moms get more free time!