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Join Us for an Online Expo

February 11, 2020 2 min read

Homegrown Generation Online Family Expo

We are excited to announce that we will be participating in the 2020 Homegrown Generation Online Family Expo! This live, interactive event is being hosted by our good friends at Schoolhouse Rocked and features a tremendous lineup of speakers, including Kirk Cameron, Heidi St. John, Sam Sorbo, Andrew Pudewa, Israel Wayne, and many more. During the event, we'll have a place in the digital vendor hall. Come say hello!

Registrants get access to the live panels and discussions, a chance to interact with the speakers, a virtual swag bag of homeschool goodies, and lifetime access to the recorded expo presentations. Plus, throughout the week you'll have a chance to win some Science Shepherd prize packs, including a bundle of our new children's board books, What Can You Do, Australia? and What Can You Do, South America?.

February 17-21, 2020

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

ONLINE - you can enjoy the conference from the comfort of your own home.
INTERACTIVE - You will have the ability to interact with speakers during the live event on Facebook or submit questions prior to the event (those not on Facebook will have the opportunity to watch live on a private website).
REPLAYS - Lifetime Access to Replays of all 28 sessions.
VIRTUAL SWAG BAG – Every attendee will receive a virtual swag bag worth hundreds of dollars full of exciting and valuable resources to encourage and equip you in your homeschooling journey.
CONTEST GIVEAWAYS during the live event.
All for only $20!

The best part? Proceeds from the event will go towards finishing Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution, a feature-length documentary currently in post-production. This important film will bring much-needed encouragement to the homeschool community and break down the misconceptions and negative stereotypes that many believe about home education. It will show that homeschooling is good for students, good for families, and good for culture.

Until next time,
Science Shepherd