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Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email Reading together is one of our favorite things about homeschooling. Finding books that entertain a wide range of ages (including parents!) is not always the easiest task. This collections of books are the books for the family that we found to be exceptional
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on pinterest Share on email Every once in a while, we run across a book that just blows me away. The Silverwing Series by Kenneth Oppel did that. Why have I never heard of these? Why isn’t there a Silverwing World right next to Harry Potter World in
If you are wondering if you should join a homeschool co-op, read the pros and cons to make the right decision for your family.
Have a child who loves playing with cars? This is a fun way to use Hot Wheels to help learn letters.
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If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em…right? That’s the attitude I take with Minecraft now. I resisted this game at first. But really, I didn’t understand it. Minecraft is known as a “sandbox” game, meaning it is truly open to be played with creatively however the user sees fit. In other words, it is like legos.
Things in my homeschool change every year. Ok, every semester. ALRIGHT…some things seem to change by the week. However… One curriculum that has stayed with us from the beginning is All About Reading. I started out homeschooling trying to replicate school at home (hey, shhh, we all do it!). After trial and error (and