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May 13, 2010 by: Brenda

TruthQuest History

TruthQuest History guides by Michelle Miller are among my favorite, most valued homeschool resources; a gem that I am so thankful to have found. You see, we haven’t ever read our history solely from a textbook (though I have actually found a favorite one recently- that we’re reading from as a spine at the moment!) and since I’m usually designing our history and literature reading

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May 10, 2010 by: Susan S.

The Human Body by Seymour Simon

Prolific children’s non-fiction author, Seymour Simon has teamed with HarperCollins Publishers and the Smithsonian Institution to produce a series of books about the natural world.  Tucked into the prolific and still-growing library of scientific information produced by Simon and the Smithsonian is a sub-series about the human body.  The books in the human body series provide a treat for the eyes and a feast for

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May 6, 2010 by: Alicia

Garden Projects

When this time of year rolls around, there’s one thing my kids ask for more than anything…”When are we going to plant our garden, Mom?”  I have to admit, I’m just as excited to get my hands dirty as they are.  There’s something about sticking a tiny plant or seed into the dirt and a couple months later, enjoying the  best salad or handful of

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April 28, 2010 by: Brenda

Back to Basics: How to Learn and Enjoy Traditional American Skills

Have you ever read to your children a book that explains an old fashioned way of doing things? Maybe a book about a family that makes their own maple syrup, goats milk cheese, raises cows or sews quilts? Have you ever wanted a resource book that will help you learn more about living a simple life? Maybe you want to grow organic tomatoes or make

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February 15, 2010 by: Susan S.

About Animals Series by Cathryn Sill

On any given day a stranger stumbling unsuspecting into our home could—and should—expect to meet with any of a large variety of animals.  The possibilities range from the exotic to the mundane:  a maned wolf, a gorilla, a fox, a hippo, a mountain goat, a cheetah, a cat, a puppy.  The animals residing here really just depend upon the current whimsy of my three very

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February 2, 2010 by: Cindy

Jonathan Park CD’s

I think my older children were 8 and 5 when we bought the first volume of the Jonathan Park audio series.  We’ve been hooked ever since, buying a new volume each year for Christmas.  What an exciting, educational joy these CD sets are for our entire family (not just the children!) The action-packed story lines follow the Park and Brennan families as they find themselves

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January 6, 2010 by: Brenda

Real Learning: Education in the Heart of A Home by Elizabeth Foss

On my nightstand next to my Women’s Devotional Bible and the latest issue of my favorite quilt magazine sits a home school how to book I find so full of encouragement and practical advice I refer to it often. Elizabeth Foss’ Real Learning: Education in the Heart of A Home shows us how to use living books and real life experiences to teach our children.

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January 1, 2010 by: Shannon

Honey for A Child’s Heart

If I were stranded on a desert island with my family, destined to homeschool my children there until the next boat arrived, and I could only have one educational resource there with me, I would have to choose my library card. Of course, there would need to be a local library on that island, but that’s beside the point. All joking aside, reading with my children is

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