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Search Results for: seterra

January 16, 2013 by: Shirley Ann

Seterra – Learn World Geography While Having Fun!

Oh my! I just love this downloadable map quiz game! My girls have been using this program for a few years now and they still have fun when it’s time to learn their world geography! No moaning or dragging of heels in this area of learning. In our home, I have the girls each spend 10 minutes, three times a week on this game. I usually focus

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June 26, 2012 by: Annie Kate

Seterra

As soon as Miss 12 finished the school year, she dove into a new project.  She now spends hours with a globe every day, playing Seterra, a geography fact game. Her self-imposed goal is to get 100% on every single Seterra challenge, from flags of the world to countries of the world to capital cities of Africa and provinces of China.  And she has come

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October 18, 2010 by: Annie Kate

Seterra Geography Program

My kids can easily locate many countries, cities, and landforms on the map.  Part of this is because we like atlases and we look places up when we read about them.  The main reason, however, is that we like to play Seterra. Seterra is an addicting and highly educational geography program.  What’s more, it is free. Here is how it works.  You open the program

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September 1, 2020 by: Susan Williams

Back to Homeschool Fun

Back to Homeschool Fun

It is that time of year again.  Time to plan for a new homeschool year! Most homeschool families are busy selecting new curriculum, setting goals, and preparing schedules. Here at The Curriculum Choice we have many tips and ideas to help with your planning and curriculum selections, but we would also like to remind you of something very important – don’t forget to build in

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August 27, 2019 by: Annie Kate

Three Computer Games I Almost Always Allow

I encourage some online learning and allow a few games. Here are three of our favorite free computer games. Three computer games I almost always allow. Our kids love them and they are wonderfully relaxing educational options for ages 8 to adult.

I disapprove of screen time and, perhaps foolishly, long for the ‘good old days’ when we had no screens except the bug screens in our windows.  Of course, too much screen time is good for no one, but I’ve discovered that I need to be realistic and allow some of it.  Getting too much out of step with what their friends do is not good

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June 17, 2019 by: Stephanie Harrington

Homeschool History and Geography Curriculum Reviews

Homeschool History and Geography review round up! | The Curriculum Choice

History has always been the backbone of the homeschool plan in my home. What I mean is that I often plan and build my homeschool curriculum choices and enhancements around our history for the year.  I love to add historical fiction for our reading selections and art lessons for some hands on history projects. I also love approaching this subject in the homeschool environment. If

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December 5, 2017 by: Heather Woodie

Teaching Geography in Your Homeschool

Teaching geography at home can come in all sorts of ways from using a specific curriculum to including geography as part of your everyday studies.

Teaching geography at home can come in all sorts of ways from using a specific curriculum to including geography as part of your everyday studies. The authors at Curriculum Choice share their tried and true teaching methods for geography. Feel free to bookmark this resource for later! Teaching Geography From the Curriculum Choice Archives At The Curriculum Choice, you’ll find plenty of geography curriculum reviews.

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October 5, 2017 by: Betsy

Homeschool to College

There are many different ways to homeschool to college. Some teens aim to complete their high school years at home, then go directly into the world of work. Others go to community college and earn dual credit or work towards an Associates Degree. Other teens are homeschooling high school and planning to apply to a four year college. My 17-year-old daughter was one of them.

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