When I taught school outside my home it was all the rage to teach grammar through writing. While grading the…
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Language Arts
Editor in Chief
My last review I shared about my search for a grammar text that would finish our study of grammar. I…
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Louis Braille, The Boy Who Invented Books for the Blind
There were just a few more pages to turn when it happened. My voice froze and I felt the tears…
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Time4Learning Web-Based Curriculum
When I first found out I was going to review this product, I was excited. Since my boy’s love to…
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Daily GRAMS-Junior High/Senior High Level
Daily GRAMS (Guided Review Aiding Mastery Skills) This is one of those simple ideas that I love as a review…
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Vocabulary Cartoons, SAT Word Power
I have to admit, when I find a book or resource that works wonderfully for my family, I love to…
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Scribblenauts Game for the Nintendo DS
We are a household of gamers. While the games we like to play are different from one another, right or…
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Our Mother Tongue
I really love the Rod & Staff English curriculum. It is wonderfully thorough, sequential, and it just makes sense to…
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Reading Detective Review
Some children are natural readers. They analyze, synthesize, understanding inferences, cause and affect and other advanced reading comprehension issues in a…
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Language Skills: It’s all a game!
Discovery Bay Games offers a variety of fun and often educational games for families to share. Their mission is simple:…
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English From the Roots Up
Years ago when I was first introduced to the classical method of homeschooling, I was determined to have my boys…
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Ruth Heller’s World of Language Series
We chose Jessie Wise’s First Language Lessons to introduce our daughter to all things grammar. I like the gentle, but…
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