My family has used Oak Meadow curriculum through many of our homeschooling years. In 5th grade, we used Oak Meadow’s…
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Writing
Just Write Review
Our crew is definitely considered an electric homeschool family. We have used various curricula throughout our homeschool journey. However, there…
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The Perfect Unit Study for Horse-Crazy Kids: The Science of Horses
Got an equine enthusiast in your family? (We do!) If so, why not encourage that interest and make it educational to…
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Excellence in Literature: Reading and Writing Through the Classics (IEW)
Wondering what your student can do with all those wonderful writing skills they learn using IEW in the younger years?…
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Fun, New Way to Learn Diagramming
Need something to break up the hum drum of learning diagramming? If so, this may be the perfect thing for…
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New Millennium Girls Creative Writing for Tweens Review
Crafty. Creative. Busy. Reader. Writer. Tween. Do you have one of those too? Yes, I have a tween girl who…
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Playful Learning-Develop Your Child’s Sense of Joy and Wonder
What a treat for the eyes and a delight to the heart! I LOVE this book and any mom who…
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Spectrum Writing-8 Review
Have you ever wondered how to help your young teens progress with their writing skills? And how to evaluate how…
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Primary Arts of Language: Writing
This review is Part 2. If you haven’t already read my review of Primary Arts of Language: Reading, please do…
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English for a Thoughtful Child
Every online homeschool forum that I belong to eventually gets around to the question of teaching grammar. Parents are concerned about…
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Life Lessons: Sponsor a Child
Our family sponsors two children with Compassion International. It isn’t exactly a curriculum, but my family is receiving an education…
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Train up a Child Publishing
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.