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December 28, 2012 by: Mary

Hearts & Trees Prairie Kit

I have an eleven-year-old who loves to sew.  She also has read all of the Little House on the Prairie books.  This time period in American history interests her greatly. I believe she probably would have been happy living the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Our family just returned from a trip to see parts of the Oregon Trail.  We saw the wagon ruts, visited

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November 16, 2012 by: Barb

Eat Your Way Around the World from GeoMatters

Our family is always on the lookout for interesting ways to add variety to our regular homeschool studies. With two teenage boys in the home, I was thrilled to find a geography related cookbook to go with our world geography studies. My boys never turn down the opportunity to eat. Eat Your Way Around the World by Jamie Aramini and published by Geography Matters, is

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May 23, 2012 by: Sam

The Creation Children’s Book

The Creation is a lovely hardback children’s book telling the story of Creation in the Bible. I suppose there are numerous children’s books on Creation out there but this book has something different… …each day of The Creation is illustrated by way of hand-appliqued quilt illustrations! Author Janice Green has done a fabulous job of retelling the account of Creation in her book; each page

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September 1, 2011 by: Tricia

Loving Living Math

“From the time my children were in kindergarten, I have followed the same basic weekly schedule for math. We typically complete three textbook lessons per week and two living math lessons per week.” ~ Cindy West Cindy West’s Loving Living Math has given my family permission. Permission to learn and enjoy the real life stuff of math. See, I admit I am not a math

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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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