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October 1, 2010 by: Richele

The Mystery of History Vol. III

Mystery of History has come out with its 3rd volume spanning the time period of the Renaissance, Reformation, and Growth of Nations (1455-1707). This Christian based curriculum will cover some of the greatest minds of the time period such as Martin Luther, Copernicus and Shakespeare. It covers world history chronologically so your student will learn about Cervantes writing Don Quixote while at the same time

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September 29, 2010 by: Tricia

Book of Time

Eldest girl was browsing her Tapestry of Grace notebook. “So it says here I’m supposed to keep a time line.” Then she saw the light bulb floating above my head. The Book of Time from our early Sonlight days. The book I set aside for later. I pulled it from the long-forgotten section of the History shelf. She was intrigued. Her enthusiasm drew a crowd.

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September 22, 2010 by: Richele

My Access! Vantage Online Writing Course

My Access Home Edition is an online interactive writing program designed to be added to any curriculum seamlessly.  You can purchase the program for three students for $99.95 HERE. From about first grade through high school this program will help your child develop valuable writing skills at his or her own pace. My Access is designed to take a central role in helping your child

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September 13, 2010 by: Susan S.

Writer’s Inc and Write for College Writing Handbooks

The GreatSource Education Group, a Houghton Mifflin Company, has produced a variety of academically useful and reliable handbooks.  Chief among them are the writing handbooks, including Writer’s Inc. and Write for College.  Both books are intended for high school students.  They present writing in an orderly manner, complete with lots of examples.  These two handbooks contain enough writing information for several years’ worth of writing

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September 6, 2010 by: Brenda

Sew Teach Me Sewing Curriculum Review

Since my daughter is in 8th grade this year, I was eager to start some formal home economics classes with her as part of her school day.  Not only do I feel that home economics classes teach valuable life skills, I think they are a wonderful, hands-on break from the more academic subjects which compose her school days.  My daughter had shown interest in learning to

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August 20, 2010 by: Angie

The American Story: 100 True Tales from American History

When we used Winter Promise last year for studying Early American History, we were introduced to the book The American Story: 100 True Tales from American History by Jennifer Armstrong.  Although I had been advised against using it in our homeschool (which I’ll touch on later), I found myself delighted by the stories that make up this fun and informative history book. Things That We’ve

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August 13, 2010 by: Tristan

Hands-On Foreign Language for Kids

While there are many ‘foreign’ languages a homeschool family can study, the one I recommend for those with young children is American Sign Language.  Our journey to ASL began out of necessity with a child who was non-verbal.  However, as our family has grown and our need disappeared we discovered that sign language was a wonderful tool in our parenting arsenal.  ASL is uniquely hands-on,

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August 9, 2010 by: Alicia

NaturExplorers

Nature study can be so rewarding and memorable for our kids, but sometimes getting the motivation to go outside and go on nature walks can be tough.  Especially when the weather is cold and there’s lots to do inside the house.  For me, I felt like I wanted to do fun nature walks, but had no direction.  And for this list-making, plan-it-out kind of mama,

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