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Train up a Child Publishing is literature based Charlotte Mason approach to homeschooling using the Bible and great children’s literature to teach Bible, History/Reading, Science, Language Arts, and Fine Arts together in one educational plan. A review from The Curriculum Choice.
At a Glance Product: Considering God’s Creation published by Eagle’s Wings Educational Products Age Level: 2nd thru 7th (adaptable curriculum)…
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At a Glance: Product: The Curiosity Files Unit Study: Zombie Fire Ants Age level: 8-13 Use as: unit study Instruction…
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I am always on the lookout for living math books, and when I stumbled upon Arithmetic Village, I knew I…
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At a Glance Product: Christian Liberty Press Preschool Program Age Level: 3-5 Use as: Stand alone curriculum Prep Time: Minimal…
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Grade level reviewed: Kindergarten through 1st grade Use as: thinking skills activities, test prep Instruction time: low Prep time: low…
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Product: Building Thinking Skills Book 2 Publisher: Critical Thinking Company Age level: 9-11 (4th-6th grade) Use as: thinking skills activities,…
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Today, after three-year-old finished her page from Color, Count and Cut, we pulled from our Slow and Steady, Get Me…
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Wordplay Café by Michael Kline is a set of grammar and vocabulary lessons disguised as a book of games. Truth be…
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One of the issues I’ve struggled with over my years of homeschooling is the desire to do hands-on science projects…
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I picked up The “Put On” Chart from Doorposts at a homeschool convention one spring. It caught my eye because…
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If you have not seen Inchimals than you are in for a treat. I had my eye on Inchimals but…
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