I don’t know what it is, but I am always drawn to what I call the “Little Old Books.” I guess it is the time-tested methods and the harkening to a better simpler time that always piques my interest. It seems like these days, most of the current curricula for little children is either digital, complete with all the blinking,…
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Southern Hodgepodge Cookbook Bundle Review
I had the distinct privilege of spending time with Tricia of Hodgepodge’s three cookbooks known as the Hodgepodge Cookbook Bundle. Please know this post contains affiliate links. If you choose to purchase this product through the links on this post, you’ll be helping the work at Blog, She Wrote. The three cookbooks included in the Hodgepodge Cookbook Bundle are: Southern…
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Hands-On Elementary Science – Science Works Book
When my daughter was in the early elementary years, we focused on the three R’s for our homeschooling. Then in the summers, we usually added in some science studies. So when I was looking for a resource for our summer science activities one year, I wanted something fun and hands-on. And I found both of these qualities in ScienceWorks-ENERGY, by…
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Home Art Studio For Your Homeschool
We love our June sponsor, Home Art Studio! We’ve been sharing this wonderful resource with you throughout this academic year. Please see our full disclosure policy. Read Home Art Studio Reviews from Curriculum Choice Authors Be sure to click over to see the round up of Home Art Studio reviews we have shared here at Curriculum Choice. Our authors enjoyed…
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Learn to Sew with Sewing School
Learn to Sew with Sewing School introduces children to handicrafts, the wonderful things you can make and the usefulness of this life skill. As both a Charlotte Mason style homeschooler and someone who enjoys making things, I have made it a point to introduce my children to many handicrafts. I see handicrafts as a way to teach skills, encourage creativity,…
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Review Math On DVD Calculus
Last winter I reviewed Math on DVD Pre-Calculus by Steven Gottlieb. Since then my son has been learning calculus, and it has not been easy. However, his frustrating experience has often been soothed by a session with Math on DVD Calculus 1. As a physicist I’ve worked with calculus for many years, but I do not remember much of it…
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A Collection Of Math Lessons Review
When my twelve-year-old was seven, math became a chore for him and thus it became a chore for me. When the mere mention of math time caused panic and fear in both of us, I decided we needed to change our routine up. At that point I’d been doing a lot of research and running from something dubbed in the…
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10-20-30Go! Prayer, Reading, Chore System Review
I know, another chore system. I thought the same thing. Why would this be any different than the other chore systems that we have tried and abandoned over the years? Why even bother with a chore system at all? I was willing to give 10-20-30Go! a try because summer was quickly approaching in our home. We were about to begin…
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7 Sisters Innovative Homeschool Helps Review
High school allows time for our children to pursue their interests, testing them out to see if that interest is something they would like to pursue in the future either on their own or in a formal college course. I received several Seven Sisters courses as a prize and I took the opportunity to pick things that my high school…
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How to Teach About Electricity for Ages 8-13 Review
How to Teach About Electricity by Susan Kilbride aims to do what the description says: “to make teaching science easy for parents and teachers, and fun for kids.” If you want to teach electricity using items you probably already have around the house, then this ebook is for you. Using regular household items, Susan Kilbride presents eight lessons on electricity…
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