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The document provides tips for new homeschooling parents, including praying for guidance, discussing the plan with family for support, checking state laws and filing paperwork, choosing an appropriate curriculum by visiting stores, testing the child's skill level, setting a schedule and dedicating a space, contacting local homeschool groups, purchasing supplies, researching extracurricular activities, and scheduling other activities around the school day.
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