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December 28, 2015 by: Betsy

Play Pack – Play Activities for Gross Motor Development – My Review

  During this time of year, with rainy or windy weather outside, we were always looking for fun, indoor play activities to do. My daughter so wanted to play outside but often that was just not possible. With her regular homeschool PE classes on break during the holidays, she was also missing out on her regular exercise. And sometimes, climbing the walls! One year I

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July 29, 2015 by: Kendra

Latin Alive!

Quite some time ago now I was sent the Latin Alive! programme from Classical Academic Press. I was really excited to try out this programme because a certain young man decided that same week it was offered up that he really wanted to learn Latin. When the products arrived I actually started to get a little weak in the knees as I hadn’t realized the

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August 19, 2013 by: Mary

Teach Your Children to Change The World with Light Keepers

  Teaching our children about  people who have obeyed God and changed the world is important. My children learn best through stories. They love it when I read aloud about exciting adventures, heroes, and faithfulness. The Light Keepers series are books about boys and girls that made a DIFFERENCE. Titles in the series include: Ten Boys who used their Talents Ten Girls who used their

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July 19, 2013 by: Mary

Mega-Fun Card Game Math

The greatest math gift we can give our children in their formative years is the mastery of math facts. Are your children able to add, subtract, multiply, and divide quickly and successfully? Are your older children familiar with order of operations? Flashcards are a great way to drill math facts and test for mastery. Facts practice tests are also wonderful. Isn’t it great, however, when

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May 24, 2013 by: Amy Maze

Old Testament Days and Classical Kids Activity Books Review

An activity of any kind is sure to bring life to your child’s studies.  Often, we will be reading a book and I can just tell that my son doesn’t truly understand what I’m talking about.  When material is new, it is understandable that there would be questions.  We have been learning about ancient times this year, and that can be really difficult for young

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May 10, 2013 by: Jen Dunlap

Dyslexia 101: Truths, Myths and What Really Works – A Review

It’s such a joyous occasion when our young children learn to read.  Homeschool or not, learning to read is a life changing event.  The whole world opens up like never before. When our children struggle to learn a task that is basic and fundamental to their learning, it’s heartbreaking.  As parents, as teachers, we tend to blame ourselves and start out on a quest for

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May 8, 2013 by: Ellen

Traditional English Sentence Style Helps Prepare Students for College-Level Composition

  Ask a college English professor and chances are he or she will tell you that most incoming freshmen are woefully unprepared for college-level compositions. Why? Consider this commentary from Dr. Robert Einarsson, professor of English at Grant Macewan University in Edmonton, Alberta: In the past, the carefully structured sentence was the medium for encapsulating and precision-stating our thoughts. Today, precision and structure seem to

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April 16, 2013 by: Stephanie Harrington

Wee Sing America by Pamela Beall and Susan Hagen Nipp

From the Preamble of the Constitution to the Erie Canal it’s an American experience through song. Of all the great children’s music out there this is my all time favorite to supplement for our homeschool. Wee Sing America! Wee Sing America is a full hour of American heritage through song. It is lively and energetic with a variety of voices and instruments.  The American folk

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