Annie Kate

The Way Things Work, Animated

For years we, like many homeschoolers, have enjoyed David Macaulay’s book The Way Things Work. Recently we discovered that portions…
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There’s always a lot to learning math. New ideas. Funny symbols. Last year’s concepts, almost forgotten, but suddenly important again….
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Everyone who studies ancient history relies on archeological finds. That makes sense, and it’s fascinating to see all the artifacts…
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As soon as Miss 12 finished the school year, she dove into a new project. She now spends hours with…
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The Youth Virtue Journal is a slim ring-bound workbook with a huge goal: to help teens choose virtues. Working with…
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Here’s a wonderful introduction to Canadian history and literature for the whole family: Sisters in the Wilderness. This DVD portrays…
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We’ve tried many computer and online math drill programs. We’ve even used flashcards. But we often return to the first…
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During school time Mr. 16 was sitting at the computer, chuckling. Having that much fun doing ‘schoolwork’ suggests to me…
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It is very difficult to find living math books that present complex topics in an accessible way. One math author…
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Here’s one book no homeschooling family should miss: A Pioneer Story: The Daily Life of a Canadian Family in 1840. …
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Homeschooling parents used to send their teens to school, feeling they couldn’t provide quality high school science instruction at home. …
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Our family uses the Bible itself as our main Bible curriculum. Every few years, however, we pull out the Illustrated…
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