On the heels of the RR catalog-list your other favorite catalogs

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AnnR33

Discussion Starter · Jun 19, 2007

I have to admit I don't order from all of them but I use them as a reference either for the book lists or the descriptions of the products.

Here's a few of mine that I look thru all year (other than RR):
www.sonlight.com I use their reading lists alot!

www.winterpromise.com I'm using their AS 1 history program next yr and have enjoyed their reading lists as well (though it annoys me that they don't list authors)

www.lovetolearn.net One of my favorites because they have nice book descriptions and it's a very "homey" catalog if that makes sense

www.timberdoodle.com fun games, nice pictures

www.lakeshorelearning.com LOVE this one for all the various products

www.doverpublications.com Wonderful historical and science coloring books, sticker books, and cheap classics

www.homesciencetools.com Cool science stuff and pretty good prices

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True Blue

· #2 · Jun 19, 2007

Paper Scissors Stone Great art and waldorf supplies

Ambleside Online Great reading lists, and I like some of Charlotte Mason's approaches

Usborne Books

That said, I can't stand the Rainbow Resource catalog, it is just too big and lacking any pictures to make it fun to look through!

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DTmama1

· #3 · Jun 19, 2007

www.discountschoolsupply.com
Lots of arts and crafts supplies and manipulatives for younger ones especially.

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falcon

· #4 · Jun 19, 2007

http://www.teachersource.com/ Educational Innovations- lots of cheap neat science stuff. We liked the UV detecting beads, "balancing bird" and no pop bubbles

Lots of stuff for older kids too

http://www.montessoriservices.com/ I have an order all planned out for this one

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rainbowmoon

· #5 · Jun 19, 2007

can we make this a sticky please?

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moominmamma

· #6 · Jun 19, 2007

http://www.chinaberry.com. Wonderful, caring careful book selections and excellent descriptions.
http://www.fun-books.com Unschooling resources etc..

Miranda

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elizawill

· #7 · Jun 19, 2007

i second lovetolearn.net

it's one of my favorites, and i love diane hopkins personal comments!

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