Whether you finished up your homeschool year last week or last month, if you’re anything like me, you probably still have some end of the year organization to do. Go through your house and gather all the homeschool materials you used this year. Divide materials into Reusable texts Consumables (eg workbooks) Papers/projects School supplies Store …
Curriculum Collector I am looking back at various posts that I’ve published over the years and was amused to find this one titled To Co-op or not to Co-op. I laid out a pretty good case for why I had chosen not to join a homeschool co-op. Here’s the number one reason I chose not …
This post with instructions for building a model tabernacle is updated from the original post made in 2008! It’s astounding to me that it has been that long since we made this model. This project is probably the most memorable of all 19 years of homeschooling. Here are the basic materials and methods we used …
One of the activities that our family enjoys doing together is hiking. Or at least that’s something I’ve always said. But in reality, hiking is not always fun. Hiking is hard. On a recent hike, we visited Grayson Highlands State Park in Virginia. We’ve been there multiple times and there are beautiful views, plus the …
Compass Classroom is having a terrific sale right now. Over the years, we’ve used many of their courses including Visual Latin, Filmmaking, Devotional Biology, U.S. History, Economics for Everybody, and the Word Up Vocabulary. All the courses are interesting and engaging. You can buy individual courses or sign up for the monthly membership for access …
Disclosure – I received a free copy of Christmas Around the World Unit Study in order to write this review. I was compensated for this post, but I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are my own. It’s late July. What’s on your mind? A. It’s hot. B. I can’t believe that …
Disclosure – I received a free copy of Mexico Coloring Book & Geography study in order to write this review. I was compensated for this post, but I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are my own. Geography Study I consider myself to be fairly knowledgable in the subject of …
Disclosure: I received a free copy of Bible Activities Genesis to Revelation in order to complete this review. I was compensated for this review. All opinions expressed are my own, and I was not required to publish a positive review. Over the years, we have chosen a variety of different approaches to teaching Bible in …
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Disclosure: I received a free 16X20 canvas from Canvas Press in order to write this review. I was not otherwise compensated for this review. All opinions expressed are my own. Recently I was given the opportunity to review Canvas Press. I jumped at the chance because I love canvas prints, but rarely purchase them because …
This is week 3 of the Virtual Homeschool Fair and the topic this week is Homeschool Curriculum – How do we cover it all? Which leads me to the age-old question. How can we avoid gaps in education? The short answer is — You can’t. Does that mean we don’t try to provide our students …
