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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 17, 2010 by: Susan S.

Wordplay Cafe

Wordplay Café by Michael Kline is a set of grammar and vocabulary lessons disguised as a book of games.  Truth be told, there are a few lessons that cover logic and Greek and Latin in there, too. The set up of the book itself mimics a menu at a café.  There are recipes for games, brain candy (interesting word and language facts), unfortunate cookies (made up

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December 15, 2010 by: Angie

Making Music Praying Twice

Making Music Praying Twice Homeschool Edition

Making Music Praying Twice is a Catholic music curriculum that focuses on children from birth through 8 years old, although many older children may enjoy the curriculum (or maybe even just being helpers).  It is a 95 song journey through the Liturgical year of the church.  Making Music Praying Twice (which comes from a quote by St. Augustine of Caterbury who said, “He who sings,

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December 13, 2010 by: Brenda

Science on a Tracking Expedition from the Young Scientists Club

One of the issues I’ve struggled with over my years of homeschooling is the desire to do hands-on science projects with my children and the time/effort/inconvenience needed to gather all of the materials to do so. While I adore doing hands-on projects with my children, I do not enjoy gathering up all of the needed materials, running out at the last minute to purchase that

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December 10, 2010 by: Diana

A Reason for Handwriting

a reason for handwriting

We started out this year with the intent to use a different curriculum for handwriting but, of course, life happens!  We ended up moving across country, leaving behind the majority of our home to be shipped at a later date.  That means we left most of our curriculum as well!  Basically starting from scratch, I stumbled across “A Reason for Handwriting”. I am so glad

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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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December 1, 2010 by: Tristan

A Trip Around the World in Three Books

I have three reproducible books from Carson Dellosa Publishing that have been helping us in our studies of different countries.  They are a series geared for elementary ages.  The first book, A Trip Around the World, helps you and your children explore life in Mexico, Brazil, Egypt, Kenya, Germany, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Australia, Canada, and the United States.  Another Trip Around the

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November 24, 2010 by: Angie

Music for Little Mozarts

Music for Little Mozarts

Last school year, I had a strong desire to start my boys in music lessons.  And, while this led to a quest for a free piano, which my husband spent many hours refinishing for us, it has also brought much joy into our home.  At the time, our daughter was in preschool, and we decided to focus only on starting our boys with the piano,

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