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March 7, 2012 by: Amanda

Sing, Spell, Read and Write

Sing, Spell, Read and Write is a curriculum that I had the joy of being introduced to in the very beginning of our homeschooling adventure. Now, I am in the trenches of this program with my second child. This child learns 100% differently than my first and I am beaming at his success with reading and writing. What type of program is this and how

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May 9, 2011 by: Tricia

Rod and Staff English

I was reminded again why we’ll be heading into our sixth year enjoying Rod and Staff English. Yesterday, third grader and I read… How sweet are thy words unto my taste! Yea, sweeter than honey to my mouth! Psalm 119:103 The assignment to emphasize that when we read God’s word we “should be careful to get all the good sweetness we can… …We must not

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October 6, 2010 by: Brenda

Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons from IEW

After trying many different writing programs, I am using a writing curriculum this year with my 4th and 6th grade sons that I KNOW I will continue using year after year.  I am absolutely thrilled with the writing curriculum I purchased from the Institute for Excellence in Writing.  More specifically, we are using Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons.  Ancient History-Based Writing Lessons is one of many

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August 2, 2010 by: Cindy

English From the Roots Up

We’ve implemented a new foreign language/vocabulary plan this year that’s working quite well! Every school day after Bible reading we have some sort of skill drill – math flashcards, quick math or logic games, and Greek & Latin roots. Twice a week, using English from the Roots Up by Joegil Lundquist, we are learning one new root word and reviewing all we have already learned.

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May 25, 2010 by: Shannon

Games for Writing: Playful Ways to Help Your Child Learn to Write

Do have a child who is a reluctant writer, one who has an allergy to writing instruments, or who fills your house with moans and groans when it’s time to put pencil to paper? Whether you do or not, Games for Writing by Peggy Kaye is sure to make writing a fun subject for all of your children – and for you too! The book

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May 19, 2010 by: Angie

Wordly Wise 3000

This year, we decided to add in more branches of language arts into our schooling.  One of the things that I felt we were lacking was in vocabulary.  I was thrilled to add in Wordly Wise 3000 (Second Edition), in which we are currently using Book 3. While I can only speak for Book 3, since it’s all we have used, hopefully readers might chime

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April 16, 2010 by: Diana

Epi Kardia Curriculum

I had my eye on the Epi Kardia curriculum from the moment I heard of it. I was caught immediately by their name alone as it conveyed exactly the type of homeschooling theology in our home! Imagine my delight when I was offered a 1st grade set to review!  We couldn’t wait for it to arrive! Epi Kardia is a “historically structured, literature-based curriculum using

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February 5, 2010 by: Brenda

Time4Learning Web-Based Curriculum

When I first found out I was going to review this product, I was excited. Since my boy’s love to play on their (non internet) computer with their educational games, I thought this would be great to try out. In the past we looked into different curriculum that offered computer learning and we currently use a (non-internet) computer program for my oldest son. Since we

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