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What do I get when I order BiblioPlan?
If you order a printed copy of BiblioPlan, it comes shrink-wrapped and three-hole-punched. You can also order it as an ebook. With each BiblioPlan, you receive 36 weekly lesson plans; an annotated bibliography for each unit categorized by grade level; an inclusive, one-page book list to assist you as you choose and gather your books; introductory pages with tips and ideas for how to make BiblioPlan work for your family, and suggestions for good places to find books. -
Which methods of payment do you accept?
If ordering hard copies, please include a check or money order with your order form. Pay Pal is used for our on-line store orders. -
Do you attend Homeschool Conferences?
Look for BiblioPlan at conferences attended by Knowlege Quest Maps, Rainbow Resource Center, and Bright Ideas Press -
Do you give special discounts to co-ops?
Yes, BiblioPlan is becoming a popular choice for co-ops of all sizes. We request that each participating family purchase a copy, one large group order be sent in, and we’ll discount $5.00 off each plan. Please send payment either by one check for the total order, or in one envelope containing all the individual family checks. Co-op orders will be shipped together in one large shipment to a single address. Please provide this mailing address with your order. Shipping is discounted with this method, and each family is only required to include $1.00 for shipping. -
Do you discount large orders to individuals?
Yes, for orders of four or more BiblioPlans by an individual, we provide a discount of $3.00 off each plan. Shipping costs will vary depending upon your address. Please contact us for details. -
How much does it cost to do history the BiblioPlan way?
The BiblioPlan itself is a fixed cost for your family for a school year. How much you spend on books depends upon whether you like to purchase books for your home library, or prefer to check as many out from the library as possible. Other factors that influence your cost are how many children you are schooling, what grades they are in, and how much historical fiction you’d like your children to read. We recommend a literature selection per week, but, you might choose to read fewer books. We highly recommend you purchase the primary resource books so you have them on your shelf for all the weeks we schedule reading from them. -
Is there an online support group for BiblioPlan?
There is a yahoo group. The address is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Biblioplan_hscurriculm/ This group is customer-moderated. The expressed views are not necessarily those of BiblioPlan. Questions directed to
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Combining Mystery of History and BiblioPlan: Mystery of History and
BiblioPlan work very well together and we offer a chart that outlines
how to blend the lessons from each. We are happy to provide this
chart to our customers as well as those who have purchased BiblioPlan
from a alternate source. The MOH lessons can be considered as a
substitute for Story of the World readings.
| Ancient History | Medieval, Renaissance, & Reformation | America and the World: 1600-1850 | America and the World: 1850-2000 | High School Supplement |