Making homeschool decisions easy
We love our June sponsor, Home Art Studio! We’ve been sharing this wonderful resource with you throughout this academic year. Please see our full disclosure policy. Read Home Art Studio Reviews from Curriculum Choice Authors Be sure to click over to see the round up of Home Art Studio reviews we have shared here at Curriculum Choice. Our authors enjoyed all the different grade levels
Our authors bring you all things language arts today! A selection from our personal blogs and some choice reviews from the archives. Have you browsed our Language Arts section? It’s full of reviews covering: Grammar Handwriting Literature Phonics Reading Spelling Vocabulary Writing So pin and bookmark this post today to help you with your language arts decisions now and in the future! Giveaway: Since this
As a military spouse I know that freedom comes at a price. As a homeschool mom I want to teach my children to be patriotic and to be good citizens. We can’t lose a sense of belonging to our nation nor the acknowledgement of freedoms we enjoy due to the sacrifices of those who have served. How can we pass on to our children an
Don’t Dread Math Math seems to be the most popular subject for students and homeschool parents to dread. It doesn’t have to be! The Curriculum Choice Authors have come together this month to encourage your math time. You’re in for such a treat as each of these moms is a veteran homeschooler with lots of math experience under her belt! A Giveaway and Discount Code
Sometimes as homeschoolers we struggle with fitting in electives and enrichment activities and subjects – the extras. Well, in our house we call them the extras because they are the really fun part of homeschooling. The icing on the homeschool cake. The things we look forward to like art, nature study, music appreciation and more. But I feel strongly that mixing in a balance of
It’s been one of those days, huh? The days where you want to pack it all up and say “Enough, that’s it. I quit!” Yes, sweet friends I’ve been there. We’ve all been there, but tomorrow is a new day. While I would love to tell you that this is the last homeschooling day you’ll have, the truth is, it isn’t. Bad days will continue
Because we are all getting back into the swing of homeschooling, we knew you, dear readers, would appreciate a little help from us. We all need new inspiration now and then. So please, we invite you to visit with us a while. Let us encourage you. Save this post for any sort of back to school time. Whether it be after the holidays, the start
Back when we shared with you our Days in the Lives of Curriculum Choice authors, one of our dear readers asked for a day in the life of a special needs homeschooler. Today we bring to you experiences from our homeschools as well as wonderful resources we’ve found around the web. Please enjoy, pin and share Special Needs Homeschooling… Special Needs Homeschooling As homeschoolers, we
