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in Age&middot Elementary&middot Language Arts&middot Spelling

Evan-Moor’s Building Spelling Skills – Grades 1 – 6

Are you looking for a quality spelling program for your elementary kids?  When my daughter was a 2nd grader, we found a delightful program that was phonics based and developmentally appropriate, from Evan-Moor called Building Spelling Skills. Evan-Moor is a publishing company that serves both public school teachers and homeschoolers.  We loved their spelling program so much that we … [Read more...] about Evan-Moor’s Building Spelling Skills – Grades 1 – 6

Filed Under: Age, Elementary, Language Arts, Spelling Tagged With: Evan-Moor, written by Betsy

in Age&middot Elementary&middot Mathematics&middot Middle School&middot Online

Timez Attack Multiplication and More by Big Brainz

Big Brainz is giving away a deluxe version of Timez Attack multiplication and division, valued at  $59.99, to one Curriculum Choice reader - don't miss it at the end! We've enjoyed Timez Attack by the Big Brainz company in our homeschool for several years now. These fun, multiplication games were recommended to us by my friends and fellow homeschool moms. It's one of those resources we turn to … [Read more...] about Timez Attack Multiplication and More by Big Brainz

Filed Under: Age, Elementary, Mathematics, Middle School, Online Tagged With: written by Tricia

in Bible&middot High School&middot Highschool&middot Language Arts&middot Middle School

Journibles

I have been using a fabulous Bible study tool called Journibles, The 17:18 Series. I have used it as a springboard for really digging into a Bible book and studying it deeply. I wanted to share it here because I think that it could also work well for your high school students as part of their Bible study, and plan to have my son, who will begin his high school studies this fall choose a … [Read more...] about Journibles

Filed Under: Bible, High School, Highschool, Language Arts, Middle School Tagged With: Written by Sam

in Mathematics

Ka-Ching!

One of the things I love to use for our living math lessons is games. I don’t know about your children, but mine can pick up skills they never knew they had simply by playing a game. When I taught my eldest how to multiply one of the things I started with was this very simple game called Ka-Ching! Instead of using the word “multiply” though I used the words “groups of”. My son had so much fun … [Read more...] about Ka-Ching!

Filed Under: Mathematics Tagged With: games, living math, multiplication, written by Kendra

in Classical&middot High School&middot Language Arts&middot Literature&middot Middle School&middot Writing

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?   The IEW system is a complete writing system that homeschooling families can build on from year to year. If your family has worked through the Teaching Writing: Structure and Style course and your older student is now looking for ways to use apply their skills to other … [Read more...] about Excellence in Literature: Reading and Writing Through the Classics (IEW)

Filed Under: Classical, High School, Language Arts, Literature, Middle School, Writing Tagged With: High School, Language Arts, Literature, middle school, Written by Barb

in High School&middot Middle School&middot Online&middot Reviews by Subject&middot Science & Technology&middot Technology

Lynda.com Online Training Library

As part of our 10 Days of Lasagna Learning: Teaching Multiple Ages at Hodgepodge, I shared a post called Technology for All Ages. A few readers were particularly interested in a resource I mentioned called Lynda.com, so I thought I would share a little more here. Lynda.com is a subscription online training library. For $25.00 monthly, over one thousand courses can be viewed online. There … [Read more...] about Lynda.com Online Training Library

Filed Under: High School, Middle School, Online, Reviews by Subject, Science & Technology, Technology Tagged With: technology, written by Steve

in Fine Arts

Special Harmony Fine Arts Discount

Thank you all for participating in the Harmony Fine Arts Giveaway this week! We had an amazing response to the giveaway. Congratulations to our winners: Kathy and Jenny! Did you miss the review? You should see what all the excitement is about and read my review of Harmony Fine Arts Plans for Music and Art Appreciation. But there's more - a weekend discount! Special 25% Discount on Harmony Fine … [Read more...] about Special Harmony Fine Arts Discount

Filed Under: Fine Arts Tagged With: Harmony Fine Arts, written by Tricia

in Grammar&middot High School&middot Language Arts&middot Middle School&middot Writing

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 you!  The Big Bad Grammar Slammer: The Diagramming Game is a unique way to incorporate learning with fun. Students start with the tutorials, learning the sentence structure and proper diagramming process, then they get to play the game. The game can be played as an individual, a competitive … [Read more...] about Fun, New Way to Learn Diagramming

Filed Under: Grammar, High School, Language Arts, Middle School, Writing Tagged With: Grammar, High School, Written by Dawn

in Elementary&middot Grammar&middot Language Arts&middot Preschool

Silly Sentence

  I am sharing a game that has made learning easy, effortless and fun. Silly Sentence is produced by D.K. Games and you can find at: DK Games. Here is what the game is: What: Silly Sentences How Much: Around $8.99 What It Covers: All the basic parts of a sentence Silly sentence takes apart the elements of a sentence in a fun and engaging manner. There is a playing board, a … [Read more...] about Silly Sentence

Filed Under: Elementary, Grammar, Language Arts, Preschool Tagged With: DK, game, Written by Amanda

in Age&middot Elementary&middot Mathematics

Addition the Fun Way!

I am so excited to share with you a curriculum that has allowed my children to move past the traditional black and white numbers and into a world where numbers create characters and characters stories. Allow me to introduce you to Addition the Fun Way! by Judy Liautaud with City Creek Press.  The curriculum is a fun, picture method of learning and the addition facts, per the author. I whole … [Read more...] about Addition the Fun Way!

Filed Under: Age, Elementary, Mathematics Tagged With: flashcards, Mathematics, Written by Amanda

in Hands On&middot History & Geography&middot Lapbooks&middot Unit study resources

Homeschool In The Woods Time Traveler Packs

I’ve been a huge fan of Homeschool In The Woods for a long time! Their products are just funtastic. Thus far we’ve used three different time traveler packs and are gearing up to use another two next year! Each Time Traveler pack is loaded with crafts, recipes, copywork, notebooking pages and lapbooking pages. It’s six weeks of school pre-planned for you, but many of them can easily be extended … [Read more...] about Homeschool In The Woods Time Traveler Packs

Filed Under: Hands On, History & Geography, Lapbooks, Unit study resources Tagged With: homeschool in the woods, pack, Pak family, traveler, written by Kendra

in High School&middot Highschool&middot Middle School&middot Mom Helps

Youth Virtue Journal

The Youth Virtue Journal is a slim ring-bound workbook with a huge goal:  to help teens choose virtues.  Working with a mentor, teens will learn how to be attentive, content, forgiving, gentle, helpful, honest, obedient, perseverant and respectful.  The booklet contains a form for parental input as well. Each of the nine chapters contains a moment to dream and a chance to see how virtues could … [Read more...] about Youth Virtue Journal

Filed Under: High School, Highschool, Middle School, Mom Helps Tagged With: curriculum review, High School, middle school, Written by Annie Kate

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