What is Thrively? Thrively is a free website designed to help you discover your child’s strengths and personality. You will find activities that…
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Middle School
Eat Your Way Through the USA
One of our favorite methods for studying geography is cooking our way around the world. Through food, we’re not just learning…
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Collaborating with Resource Specialists
When looking for curriculum resources and learning opportunities, one area that many families overlook are community resource specialists in your community….
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More Historical Fiction Goodness from Susan Kilbride
I am a big fan of Susan Kilbride’s Our America series of historical fiction for middle graders (and up!). In…
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Top Homeschool Curriculum Reviews of 2014
We recently shared 100 Top Homeschool Curriculum Reviews here at The Curriculum Choice. That was an amazing list of the…
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Discover 4 Yourself Bible Studies
A couple of years ago now my eldest said that he really loved reading the Bible every day to get…
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Christian Biographies for Young Readers by Simonetta Carr
It is so difficult to find well-researched, well-written Christian biographies that appeal to all ages! As homeschoolers we are constantly…
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Pentime Handwriting Series Review
I know it comes as a surprise to many of you, however, handwriting is not and never has been an…
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Thinker Academy’s Study Skills Course [REVIEW]
As homeschool parents we understand the need to teach key subjects to our children such as math, language arts, science,…
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In Freedom’s Cause by Heirloom Audio Productions
Our Family loves listening to audio books and you will often find us listening to them while cleaning, cooking…
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How I Homeschool…
Welcome to How I Homeschool by the authors here at Curriculum Choice! In today’s post you will find ideas and…
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Boom Bags – A Fun Strategy to Review Material
Sometime ago, I dropped by a middle school to visit a friend and former colleague. While there, I observed her students working…
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