Making homeschool decisions easy
Train up a Child Publishing is literature based Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling using the Bible and great children’s literature to teach Bible, History/Reading, Science, Language Arts, and Fine Arts together in one educational plan. A review from The Curriculum Choice.
Stop, drop and roll; numbers, matching, science, music, math, cutting and pasting, coloring, calendar and pattern practice, weather and seasons,…
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At some point last year I read about Seeds CDS. Although they received glowing reviews, I thought that at $12.98…
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I’m always looking for new and different resources to use for our morning Bible time around the breakfast table. I…
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I was reminded again why we’ll be heading into our sixth year enjoying Rod and Staff English. Yesterday, third grader…
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I love to use really good devotionals with my children. But, to take this prestigious place of Bible time, they…
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I count it a benefit of homeschooling when one of the masters can step in and teach my children. Thomas…
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Did Adam and Eve have bellybuttons? – Kimberly W., age 7, Georgia When God created the earth, were the trees…
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Reviewed Item: Positive Action for Christ—The Life of Christ School Level: Middle School–High School Product by: Positive Action for Christ…
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I love sharing great authors with you – authors that you can almost always assume will provide a wonderful living…
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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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We started out this year with the intent to use a different curriculum for handwriting but, of course, life happens! …
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