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April 9, 2010 by: Tristan

Schoolhouse Rock Helps Learning Stick

Not everything has to become a formal lesson at our house, but I love being able to sneak in some learning with a helping of fun.  I have seen in my own life that songs I have learned as a child I can still remember to this day.  While this has many applications to homeschooling I only want to talk about one today, called Schoolhouse

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March 12, 2010 by: Diana

Young Scientists Club

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The Young Scientist Club is a hands-on, build-able science curriculum that is geared for ages from 5 through 12.  The units can be used as a whole science curriculum, as an enhancement to your existing curriculum, or as an individual unit study. Here is their current listing of scientific themes they have available: 1 Recycling 2 Scientific Measurements 3 Magnets 4 Weather Station 5 Phases

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March 8, 2010 by: Tristan

It’s a Zoo Out There! Apologia Review

There are so many interesting animals to learn about.  Our favorite family field trip is to the local zoo.  We have been going since our oldest was an infant and still enjoy it 8 years later with five children.  It will come as no surprise to you, then, to find that we love studying animals in homeschool.  Being a unit study family, we have made

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March 3, 2010 by: Jimmie

Considering God’s Creation Curriculum Review

I’m one of those homeschool moms who can never use a curriculum exactly as it is planned. I regularly tweak, skip, and add. So I admit that I’ve not used Considering God’s Creation as it is designed, but I’ve loved having it on my shelf as a resource for supplementing science and nature studies. Considering God’s Creation is written for 2nd through 6th grades and

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February 15, 2010 by: Susan S.

About Animals Series by Cathryn Sill

On any given day a stranger stumbling unsuspecting into our home could—and should—expect to meet with any of a large variety of animals.  The possibilities range from the exotic to the mundane:  a maned wolf, a gorilla, a fox, a hippo, a mountain goat, a cheetah, a cat, a puppy.  The animals residing here really just depend upon the current whimsy of my three very

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February 13, 2010 by: Brenda

Winter Wonders Download ‘n Go Unit Study

Winter isn’t a season we get much enjoyment out of in my part of the country.  It doesn’t snow much here.  It’s just cold and windy!  However, I was able to dive into winter with this fabulous unit study.  This downloadable e-book is chock full of wonderful information about the winter season.  We read many wonderful books, viewed video clips, and went on nature walks

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February 13, 2010 by: Tristan

Under the Microscope

There are so many expensive homeschool resources, but one of the best science investments we have ever made cost less than $15.00.  We purchased a Pocket Microscope($13.95) several years ago from Home Science Tools.  With two AA batteries, and three zoom levels (60X, 80X, 100X) this little microscope can help even a 2 year old explore the world around them.  A small, lightweight base has clips

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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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