Pinterest is such a fantastic resource for homeschoolers! Wouldn't you agree? Here at The Curriculum Choice, we use Pinterest for gathering all kinds of tools – but especially reviews. We have Pinterest boards for all the matching categories of reviews here on our website. From Bible to history and more. But we thought you might like to know about our Pinterest boards on topics we find … [Read more...] about Homeschool Curriculum Choices Made Easy with Pinterest
Beat the Homeschool Blues Bundle
As homeschoolers, we are well aware of the blues that strike each winter, discouraging moms and making them question their decision to homeschool. This year, The Bundle of the Week has created a collection of ebooks designed to encourage you for the journey as well as give you practical tools to address the areas that aren't working in your homeschool. We are excited to announce that Help! I'm … [Read more...] about Beat the Homeschool Blues Bundle
Picture Smart Bible
The boys and I have been reading through various books of the Bible through the school year. It’s been an enjoyable process for us, but I like to keep the boys focused on what we are reading and be sure they understand, to some degree, what we’re learning/reading as well. A few years ago I spotted the Picture Smart Bible on someone’s blog. I thought it was a lovely way to remember key verses, … [Read more...] about Picture Smart Bible
Review: The Usborne Encyclopedia of World History
The Usborne Encyclopedia of World History with Internet links is a comprehensive introduction to world history, covering prehistoric times, Ancient civilizations through to the early 21st century. I have used this book as a reference book in our home for many years. We would read the first few pages of our time era or civilization to get a general feel for our studies. We would then add … [Read more...] about Review: The Usborne Encyclopedia of World History
Nancy Larson Science Review
For many years we never used a formal science program in our homeschool. Most of our science consisted of nature walks, field trips, bird watching, and just observing nature while playing outside. For a long time that worked very well for us, it was exactly what we needed to be doing. This year at the request of my 12-year-old we opted to start a science program. I searched a bit for a program … [Read more...] about Nancy Larson Science Review
Animal Stories by Oak Meadow – Review
When my daughter was little, she loved reading about animals, especially cats. Probably because we have two cats who have always lived in our house. So when we happened upon a chapter book called Animal Friends, we knew we had a find. We found this heartwarming book one year, as it happened to be included in our Oak Meadow curriculum box. It quickly became a favorite of ours! Animal … [Read more...] about Animal Stories by Oak Meadow – Review
Winter Promise Children Around The World
I wanted my children, especially my eldest, to have a big year of geography again. I had noticed some of his skills were lacking. Not to mention it was time to expand upon some bigger geographical items as well. I looked at both Winter Promise’s Children Around {CAW} The World and Sonlight’s updated Core F. They both had resources I really wanted to use and both seemed really exciting. In the … [Read more...] about Winter Promise Children Around The World
Inkblot by Margaret Peot
What do you see in an inkblot and what artistic creations could you make with one? I found Inkblot: Drip, Splat and Squish Your Way to Creativity to be very helpful in inspiring me and leading me to know just what to do! With lots of inkblot examples throughout and several ways to use inkblots with any age, it proved to be a one stop resource for my homeschool art program, not a boring dull book … [Read more...] about Inkblot by Margaret Peot
Apologia Exploring Creation with Marine Biology Review
There are plastic sea creatures in my bathtub – an octopus, several sharks. There are also family passes to the Georgia Aquarium in my wallet. And, thanks to Apologia, we have wonderful textbooks, a multimedia CD and elementary level journals at the ready in our homeschool. I've shared before how we are doing a family study of marine biology this year. A few months ago in my review of Swimming … [Read more...] about Apologia Exploring Creation with Marine Biology Review
Art Projects For Picture Books Using Storybook Art
Art is a wonderful way to add fun and enrichment to your homeschool studies. It allows them creativity and freedom to explore, while cementing things they have learned in the process. Storybook Art is a book that helps you provides 100 art projects that correspond with picture books. One of my favorite art resources is a book called Storybook Art. Inside this treasure you'll find 100 art … [Read more...] about Art Projects For Picture Books Using Storybook Art
The Writing Road to Reading Review
The Writing Road to Reading was one of the first purchases I made when I began to teach my son. It was recommended on classical-homeschooling.org as being a great resource for teaching reading to children. It really is a great resource! The Writing Road to Reading teaches a phonics based method for learning to read. Unlike other phonics programs it recommends using writing as the means to … [Read more...] about The Writing Road to Reading Review
iHomeschool Studio Online Webinar – Encouragement for You!
Encouragement for YOU from fellow homeschoolers right in the comfort of your own home. No traveling expenses. PLUS MP3s of all the seminar topics. Really? Yes! (Don't miss the giveaway below!) ~This post contains affiliate links to this great webinar. Please see our disclosure policy. WHAT is iHomeschool Studio? "iHomeschool Studio is an event when homeschool parents receive the continuing … [Read more...] about iHomeschool Studio Online Webinar – Encouragement for You!