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August 24, 2009 by: Renae

Early American History- A Literature Approach

My enjoyment of historical fiction and biographies began as soon as I could read. In elementary school a new ValueTales biography came home in my backpack every week. In high school The Stonewycke Trilogy carried me to Scotland.  The timeline in my mind wasn’t very cohesive, but I still have memories of people, places, and events I visited in those books. Don’t we all learn

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August 23, 2009 by: Brenda

Fortunately for You – literature units

Have you ever wondered if your child was understanding and comprehending what they were reading? My oldest son was a late bloomer when it came to reading and I wanted to make sure he understood the books that I chose for him. I came across a wonderful website called Fortunately For You Books. Fortunately For You Books carries a variety of hands on ways of

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August 8, 2009 by: Eva Varga

Sons of Norway

Years ago, after writing a paper for a college  history class about Norwegian Americans, I became familiar with a fraternal organization called Sons of Norway.  I joined and though I wasn’t an active member, I enjoyed reading the Viking magazine that arrived in my mailbox each month and I dreamed of someday traveling to my ancestral homeland. As a parent, I want the best for

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June 28, 2009 by: Cindy

Miller Stories

From the time my children were preschoolers, and even now, we have enjoyed the Miller Stories by Mildred A. Martin over and over again!   We started our journey with the Miller books by reading Storytime with the Millers. After gobbling up each and every story several times, we realized that the entire set would eventually sit on our bookshelf. And so it does.  

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June 2, 2009 by: Brenda

Free Audio Books Review

 My Audio School is an online collection of audio books that are in the public domain.  We have been using My Audio School to supplement our TOG yr 2 readings.  The simple navigation makes it easy to find the book or subject that you are looking for. You are really not going to believe the selection unless you check it out for yourself!  You definitely

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April 24, 2009 by: Brenda

Meet Me At The Corner & Robert Sabuda Pop Up Books: A Review

We got an amazing pop-up book for Christmas from Big Sister Snail (we are known as the snail family at The Snail’s Trail). who is in college. It is called The Chronicles of Narnia Pop Up Book by Robert Sabuda. It is absolutely the best pop-up book I have ever seen. It is so amazing that it stays high up on a shelf and can

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April 4, 2009 by: Brenda

My Father’s World

My Favorite Curriculum by Korey When I began homeschooling 3 years ago, I was looking for the perfect curriculum for every subject. In my first year I was so full of new ideas and excitement. I wanted to try everything and boy, did I. I had a separate program for Bible, geography, history, art, art history, music, science,  math, grammar, spelling and and and………..  You get the

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