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August 22, 2018 by: Amy Maze

Kindergarten Saxon Math Review

Kindergarten Saxon Math Review

I have a five-year-old and a three-year-old and at the turn of the year I was feeling like I wanted to change up our math routine a bit. We have been using Ray’s Arithmetic and it has provided my son with a fantastic understanding of how addition and subtraction works. We are still using Ray’s a couple days a week, but I wanted to incorporate

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July 14, 2014 by: Amy Maze

Drawing with Children Review

If there is one drawing book that I see consistently on homeschool curriculum sites, it’s Drawing with Children by Mona Brookes.  I am not anything of an artist myself, so I thought this would be a good one for me to check out.  When it came in the mail, I pretty much sat down and read it cover to cover.  It is a wonderful resource

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February 19, 2014 by: Amy Maze

SPEED! A Skip Counting Game

Kids love to play games.  Moms love it when their kids are learning.  Everyone is happy when they find an activity that satisfies both criteria. Last year I noticed a blogger friend (Julie from Highhill Homeschool) had created a game called SPEED!  It’s a card game that teaches skip counting from 2’s to 9’s.  When I first read about SPEED!, I thought it would be

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January 24, 2014 by: Amy Maze

The Writing Road to Reading Review

The Writing Road to Reading

The Writing Road to Reading was one of the first purchases I made when I began to teach my son.  It was recommended on classical-homeschooling.org as being a great resource for teaching reading to children.  It really is a great resource! The Writing Road to Reading teaches a phonics based method for learning to read.  Unlike other phonics programs it recommends using writing as the

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December 16, 2013 by: Amy Maze

Preschool Piano with Music for Little Mozarts

Music for Little Mozarts

*** Don’t miss the Music For Little Mozarts giveaway at the end! A few months ago my family bought a piano.  Growing up, playing the piano was a regular part of life, so I was anxious to have a piano in our home for the sake of my children (well, for me too!)  I was so excited to finally get a piano and I couldn’t

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November 15, 2013 by: Amy Maze

Primary Language Lessons Review

  Last year I started using Primary Language Lessons with my son.  Primary Language Lessons is a Charlotte Mason style English book.  It is truly a joy to use, true to Charlotte Mason style.  The lessons are short but effective, conversational in style, and thorough in content. From the back cover: Imaginative lessons and short, jargon free  instructions for teachers make it a pleasure for

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October 18, 2013 by: Amy Maze

Teach Your Child to Read in 20 Easy Lessons with The Reading Lesson

I have a three-year-old little girl and just before she turned three we started using The Reading Lesson.  I had been teaching her the names of the letters and she was beginning to learn some of the sounds that they make, so I thought it would be a great time to start learning to read!  When I taught my son to read, I essentially created

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August 21, 2013 by: Amy Maze

Learning History through Song with Veritas Press

Last summer my son started asking lots of questions like “What did people do before there were shoes?” and “Where did people live before there were houses?”  That let me know that it was time to start learning history!  Being that I love the classical model of teaching, I knew that I wanted to teach him history chronologically and that I wanted to do it

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