Making homeschool decisions easy
I’ve always been avidly against spelling as a subject all on it’s own, and this worked well for one of my children. Unfortunately the other suffers from poor spelling. It’s been a struggle for him, and thus for me. I decided this was the year that we’d add spelling, officially, to our daily routine. The problem was, that I didn’t want to have random lists
At a Glance: Product: Daily Word Problems Grade 1 and Daily Word Problems Grade 5 Publisher: Evan Moor Grade Level: 1 and 5 Teacher Prep: Minimal Uses: Math Supplement Rating: 4 out of 4 golden apples Workbooks are something I never have a shortage of in my home. However, I do not use them nearly as much as the space on my bookshelf warrants. However,
Language arts covers such a dizzying array of subjects — from spelling to composition, from grammar to vocabulary, just to name a few. While, for whatever reason, we have gone primarily with secular sources for much of our language arts materials, we happily use Language of God for Little Folks from Catholic Heritage Curricula for grammar instruction. The Language of God books take a gentle
This week’s guest writer is Richele from www.underthegoldenappletree.blogspot.com. Look for more articles by Richele coming in the near future! At a Glance…. Grade level reviewed: 3-5 year olds Use as: supplement Instruction time: low Prep time: low Cost: $6.95 per workbook Kumon workbooks are based on a method created by, Toru Kumon, who originally developed these books to help his own son. The Kumon method
