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Back to school?

It's in the shops already and I have a little niggling feeling that I want to be more organised with my commitment to preschool at home this year.
So I'm searching for some curriculum - would love some pointers. Anyone got recommendations for me. My son is nearly three and my daughter is 15 months.

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  1. Hannah Brooker9 August 2016 at 23:21

    May I recommend you check out Inside Martyn's Thoughts he's a great guy and homeschooler plus he has teaching experience has helped me with my little boy on several occasions :)

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