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in Charlotte Mason&middot Spelling

Spellwell

I’ve always been avidly against spelling as a subject all on it’s own, and this worked well for one of my children. Unfortunately the other suffers from poor spelling. It’s been a struggle for him, and thus for me. I decided this was the year that we’d add spelling, officially, to our daily routine. The problem was, that I didn’t want to have random lists of words that confused the poor child … [Read more...] about Spellwell

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason, Spelling Tagged With: early elementary, Elementary, Spelling, workbooks, written by Kendra

in Economics&middot High School&middot Highschool

Foundations in Personal Finance Curriculum

During school time Mr. 16 was sitting at the computer, chuckling. Having that much fun doing ‘schoolwork’ suggests to me that it’s not really schoolwork on the computer…. So I sternly asked, “What are you doing?” Sweetly he answered, “Dave Ramsey,” and continued chortling. After listening to a few more minutes of this laughter, I pulled up a chair beside him to watch “Bargain … [Read more...] about Foundations in Personal Finance Curriculum

Filed Under: Economics, High School, Highschool Tagged With: curriculum, curriculum review, High School, Written by Annie Kate

in Elementary&middot Hands On&middot Nature Study&middot Preschool&middot Science

Science Is Simple

Science is Simple Why, yes it can be! With two little ones – a Kindergartner and a toddler, science needs to STAY simple.  Both of my girls are hands-on learners, so that makes science REALLY fun in our house! Because my girls are young, and because I believe exploration and hands-on activities (especially science!) is best, Science Is Simple is a great book for us! Written by Peggy … [Read more...] about Science Is Simple

Filed Under: Elementary, Hands On, Nature Study, Preschool, Science Tagged With: Written by Ashley

in Elementary&middot Language Arts&middot Living books&middot Preschool&middot Reading

All About Learning Press Readers

My beginning readers are children who have been raised on a wide variety of literature, from Dora the Explorer books (which do not really count as literature) to classics like Heidi and everything in between.  As they have begun learning to read one thing I have tried to find are beautiful books on their level.  I’m sorry, I’ve seen those beginning readers where the whole story is 3 or 4 words … [Read more...] about All About Learning Press Readers

Filed Under: Elementary, Language Arts, Living books, Preschool, Reading Tagged With: Written by Tristan

in Reading

I Can Read! Made by God Series by ZonderKidz

Book Series: I Can Read! Made by God. Age Recommendation: 4 to 7 Use: Reader Books;  Level 2 Reading with Help Publisher:  ZonderKidz When I see ZonderKidz, I take notice. I have purchased many books from ZonderKidz in the past and have never been disappointed. I love the quality and the interwoven faith in the books. Couple that with the I Can Read! series which is known having titles … [Read more...] about I Can Read! Made by God Series by ZonderKidz

Filed Under: Reading Tagged With: reader books, Written by Richele

in Charlotte Mason&middot Language Arts

Simply Grammar

In our three years of home education, I have tried just about every grammar program I have seen. With all that we have seen and used, I have decided that Charlotte Mason is the way to go with Grammar. We love one company in particular, but have so much copy work  with our main curriculum that I needed to find something that was Charlotte Mason friendly, without all of the picture study and copy … [Read more...] about Simply Grammar

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason, Language Arts Tagged With: Grammar, Written by Sam

in Economics&middot High School&middot Highschool&middot Mathematics

Consumer Math Success Kit

Consumer Math Success Kit by David Newton is a gem for high school students!  This one semester course (53 lessons - some of which can be used more than one day or extended into real-life practice) includes practical math your child will need in the future. Bank accounts, loans, credit cards, taxes, home costs, budgeting, insurance and planning for the future are some of the 27 topics covered.  … [Read more...] about Consumer Math Success Kit

Filed Under: Economics, High School, Highschool, Mathematics Tagged With: Written by Cindy

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

Analytical Grammar

"I am a woman on a mission to convince parents that they don't need to be 'doing' a grammar worksheet every day, all year long, for years and years!  If grammar is taught sequentially and logically, there is no need for so much repetition."  ~Robin Finley Analytical Grammar by Robin Finley and contributing author Erin Karl is just what the quote above suggests - concise, systematic, thorough … [Read more...] about Analytical Grammar

Filed Under: Grammar, High School, Junior High Language Arts, Language Arts, Middle School Tagged With: Written by Cindy

in Charlotte Mason&middot Elementary&middot Living books&middot Mathematics&middot Middle School&middot Preschool

Anno’s Math Books

It is very difficult to find living math books that present complex topics in an accessible way.  One math author whose books we have learned to love is Mitsumasa Anno.  Anno believes “that mathematics is more than merely manipulating numbers, it is a way of thinking, and that it has bearing on all scholastic subjects, indeed on all forms of creative thought.”  Children throughout the world have … [Read more...] about Anno’s Math Books

Filed Under: Charlotte Mason, Elementary, Living books, Mathematics, Middle School, Preschool Tagged With: Charlotte Mason, Elementary, Living books, Mathematics, middle school, Preschool, Written by Annie Kate

in Geography&middot Unit study resources

Galloping The Globe

Ready to See the World? We are looking forward to a full and fun year of galloping through the continents of the world. This unit study approach to geography incorporates literature, language arts, science, bible, and various activities, as well as holidays and celebrations. Travel and tourism contacts are also included. Galloping the Globe provides a suggested schedule for one country per … [Read more...] about Galloping The Globe

Filed Under: Geography, Unit study resources Tagged With: Wrtten by Laurie

in Elementary&middot Online&middot Preschool&middot Reading

Time 4 Learning

What Is Time 4 Learning? Time 4 Learning is an online curriculum for PreK – 8th Graders.  It can be used to complement their current curriculum or as an entire curriculum in itself to cover language arts, math, science, and social studies. My Thoughts: The Positive – Age appropriate “cartoons” teach the lessons.  Lorelei (age 4) and I tested out several different grade levels to see … [Read more...] about Time 4 Learning

Filed Under: Elementary, Online, Preschool, Reading Tagged With: online courses, online curriculum, time 4 learning, Written by Ashley

in Music&middot Uncategorized

A Young Scholar’s Guide to Composers

This past year our family was introduced to a study from Bright Ideas Press called A Young Scholar's Guide to Composers. You might already be familiar with Bright Ideas Press if you use their history curriculum, The Mystery of History. A Young Scholars Guide to Composers is a One-Year Curriculum for Grades 4-8. It is Christian based and Chronological. It is broken down into 32 weekly lessons … [Read more...] about A Young Scholar’s Guide to Composers

Filed Under: Music, Uncategorized Tagged With: Written by Jennifer

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