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June 23, 2011 by: Cindy

TruthQuest History

What’s taken me so long to try TruthQuest History???  I have had the mistaken impression that TruthQuest guides were only glorified book lists that I could develop myself.  While it’s true that I could come up with an appropriate list of living literature for a specific time period, these guides are SO much more! First, you get a complete look at the era, covering all

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April 4, 2011 by: Cindy

Research in Increments

Research in Increments by Susan Kemmerer is a wonderful tool for your students who are learning to write a research paper.  Written directly to the student, the lessons lead your child through a step-by-step process of: choosing a research topic narrowing down the topic’s direction using index cards to keep track of sources and information gathered creating a bibliography interviewing people including graphics creating an

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March 4, 2011 by: Cindy

Bluestocking Press Middle School Set

I have been searching for an economics course that would be suitable for middle school students.  Much to my pleasure, I found exactly what I was looking for in Bluestocking Press! Whatever Happened to Penny Candy?  was recommended to me over and over, which was what originally led me to the Bluestocking Press site.  I was overjoyed to find an entire curriculum set for middle school

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February 25, 2011 by: Annie Kate

Apologia High School Science

Homeschooling parents used to send their teens to school, feeling they couldn’t provide quality high school science instruction at home.  That hasn’t been necessary since Dr. Jay L. Wile wrote and revised his Apologia high school texts.  These excellent, Creation-based courses are clear enough to be essentially self-teaching, even though they cover difficult material.  In fact, as a scientist, I am impressed by the breadth

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January 5, 2011 by: Cindy

Story Starters

Story Starters by Karen Andreola is a life saver –  for you and your children!  Mom will never again have to rack her brain for writing assignments.  And students won’t have to sit hopelessly in front of a blank sheet of paper wondering where in the world to start any longer.  Seriously! You (or your 4th -8th grade child) can choose from one of 67

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December 8, 2010 by: Annie Kate

French is Fun

In grade 7, after years of low-key, informal French, our children start French is Fun 1.  This inexpensive textbook from AMSCO works well for us, helping the children consolidate all their earlier knowledge and extending it dramatically. French is Fun, Book 1:  Lively Lessons for Beginners, Third Edition by Gail Stein and Heywood Wald brings beginners to a reasonable level of proficiency.  Students learn listening,

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November 15, 2010 by: Brenda

Teaching the Essay from Analytical Grammar

My oldest child is in 8th grade this year and is taking a Literary Analysis class for the first time.  The class involves writing many literary analysis essays.  Rather than dive right into the Literary Analysis class, I thought it would be prudent and fruitful to first teach her how to write a literary analysis essay.  Even though I feel confident in my own writing,

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November 12, 2010 by: Shannon

The Mystery of History

Whether you study history chronologically or, like we do, in whatever order that strikes our fancy, The Mystery of History is a curriculum worth considering. It is a complete, chronological history of the world, which combines secular and Biblical history. The hardback textbook is written in a conversational style that holds the reader’s attention. The Companion Guide, which is used in conjunction with the hardback reader, contains: •28

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