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Hi! I'm Jennifer, a full-time homemaker and mother to five children age 12 and under. I homeschool my 7th grader, 5th grader, and 2nd grader, with a 4-year-old and 2-year old along for the ride. I love living books, Charlotte Mason's writings, morning time, and the philosophy of unschooling. Read more.

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