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May 18, 2016 by: Eva Varga

Building Writers with Faltering Ownership

A couple years ago, I was struggling to find a language arts curriculum that was both engaging and complimentary to our homeschool philosophy. In my quest, I sampled a wide variety of curricula. When I discovered Brave Writer, I knew I had found what I had been looking for. Not only does Brave Writer offer a variety of writing curricula and resources, they also provide

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April 20, 2016 by: Eva Varga

Middle School Etymology with King Alfred’s English

I first discovered King Alfred’s English in 2012 when a friend of mine reviewed it on her blog. With her glowing praise for the book, I ordered a copy. However, my kids were just too young then so it remained on my library shelves until this fall. We have gradually been progressing our kids to become independent learners. When my daughter began 8th grade this past

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August 11, 2015 by: Heidi Stearns

Dover Publications and Education.com Elementary Workbooks Review

Dover Publications and Education.com Workbooks for Homeschool

Dover Publications partnered with Education.com to offer more affordable workbooks that are fun and engaging. We like Dover workbooks to keep our minds fresh and engaged during the summer months but they can also be used to reinforce skills throughout the year. The variety of activities throughout each workbook helps keep my boys engaged because there is always something different to do; they never get

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November 12, 2014 by: Heidi Stearns

Spelling City Review

Spelling City Review at The Curriculum Choice

My eldest son struggles with spelling so I am always looking for resources to help him improve his spelling. Spelling City has been a very helpful resource for my family. It is customizable and is a great tool to use with your favorite spelling program. Spelling City is a free website that is fun and simple to use. What’s Included for Free Members Teach Me Each word is read aloud, spelled

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October 20, 2014 by: Tricia

Dover Publications Science and Writing Resources for Homeschool

This month we’ve found that Dover Publications adds the fun to homeschool science and writing! Would your children like to make a bouncy ball? Maybe build writing skills (and laugh!) with Create Your Own Story? Let me tell you more… ~Don’t miss the giveaway at the end!! We received these Dover Publications resources in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are our own and

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June 20, 2014 by: Heather Woodie

Rory’s Story Cubes – Review

This week at our Writer’s Workshop, I pulled out our Story Cubes as one of our writing explorations. Only this time, we were story telling rather than actually writing. Have you seen Rory’s Story Cubes? They are an easy way to incorporate language skills into your homeschool. How Do Story Cubes Work? You get nine cubes with images on them in a convenient box or

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March 17, 2014 by: Betsy

A Beka’s Vocabulary Spelling V – Review

A Beka Spelling V Review at www.thecurriculumchoice.com

My family has used A Beka’s spelling and vocabulary programs for many years, starting with middle school. We liked how these course were set up. We also appreciated that they were aligned to state standards and included a poetry section in each book. So when we were looking for a solid vocabulary program for my 11th grader, we again turned to A Beka. A  Beka

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September 11, 2013 by: Daniele

Scholastic’s Idiom Dictionary :: a handy reference tool!

‘We can’t go to the store now, it’s raining cats and dogs out there!’ ‘You’ll get through this, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel.’ ‘If you advertise this for free, every Tom, Dick and Harry will come out to get it.’ Recognize the idioms in these sentences?  Are you sure of what an idiom is? idiom |ˈidēəm|noun a group of words established by

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