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March 11, 2016 by: Tonia

A Look at Rod & Staff English

Rod and Staff English

While I love a fun, colorful program as much as the next homeschool mom, sometimes I want something straightforward and comprehensive – especially when it comes to something like grammar. That’s why I chose the Rod & Staff English series for my daughter. It may not be colorful and flashy but it’s thorough and easy for this busy homeschool mom. Rod & Staff English Rod

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December 11, 2015 by: Eva Varga

Cover Story Opens Doors & Builds Bridges

When we first began the school year this past fall, one of the things we were most looking forward to was the Cover Story writing curriculum. We had utilized a variety of writing programs over the years and none were really very exciting. I had a strong feeling that Cover Story was just what we needed to spice things up. We’ve been working through Cover

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October 19, 2015 by: Susan Williams

World Literature: A Full-Year High School Course by 7 Sisters Homeschool

World Literature Course by 7 Sisters - The Curriculum Choice

All homeschool students are required to take an English/Language Arts course during each of their high school years.   We don’t often use “boxed curriculum” in our homeschool therefore over the years we have pulled together many different resources to create meaningful Language Arts courses to address subjects such as writing, literature, vocabulary, and more. As my children began moving into the high school years I started to

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August 11, 2015 by: Heidi Stearns

Dover Publications and Education.com Elementary Workbooks Review

Dover Publications and Education.com Workbooks for Homeschool

Dover Publications partnered with Education.com to offer more affordable workbooks that are fun and engaging. We like Dover workbooks to keep our minds fresh and engaged during the summer months but they can also be used to reinforce skills throughout the year. The variety of activities throughout each workbook helps keep my boys engaged because there is always something different to do; they never get

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June 18, 2015 by: Susan Williams

Around the World in 80 Days – Unit Study/Lapbook REVIEW

Around the World in 80 Days Unit Study REVIEW at The Curriculum Choice

Do your children enjoy reading books about travel and adventure? One of our favorite stories is Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Although my boys enjoy reading interesting books, they also like to be active! We often read books aloud as a family so we can have discussions as we move through the materials. But, to really help bring our learning to

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June 2, 2015 by: Kendra

Winter Promise Language Arts

A couple of years ago we enjoyed the lovely Word Spy books. We took our time reading through them and enjoyed every minute of them. When we reached the end of both books I really didn’t want my children to forget all that they had learned, so I ended up searching out a grammar programme. After looking at a few and knowing what I wanted,

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April 22, 2015 by: Susan Williams

Essay Rock Star: The Textual Analysis Essay by Writing Rockstars

Essay Rockstar: The Textual Analysis Essay by Fortuigence REVIEW at The Curriculum Choice

As children move into high school level coursework they are often required to use critical thinking skills to make objective observations and clearly share their opinions with others. Being able to gather their ideas and express them verbally may not be too difficult for most teens, but some find it to be quite a challenge when asked to put those thoughts on paper! The post contains

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April 21, 2014 by: Kendra

Write From … History

Late last year author, Kimberly Garcia, contacted and asked if we’d be interested in reviewing any of her books in the Write From History series. Did we ever! One look told me that my boys would enjoy them and I wasn’t mistaken at all. The books are wonderfully done and written with the homeschooler in mind. They are geared, especially, towards those using a Charlotte

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