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December 2, 2015 by: Susan Williams

SQUILT Christmas Carols – Music Lessons for Young Learners

SQUILT Christmas Carols - The Curriculum Choice

The Christmas season is filled with special sights, sounds, and memories of friends and loved ones.  This is the time of year we celebrate family traditions and spend time with those who mean so much to us.  Every year my family looks forward to listening to Christmas carols together.  They are special, often simple songs, that are timeless and beautiful reminders of the season. During the month of December

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October 19, 2015 by: Susan Williams

World Literature: A Full-Year High School Course by 7 Sisters Homeschool

World Literature Course by 7 Sisters - The Curriculum Choice

All homeschool students are required to take an English/Language Arts course during each of their high school years.   We don’t often use “boxed curriculum” in our homeschool therefore over the years we have pulled together many different resources to create meaningful Language Arts courses to address subjects such as writing, literature, vocabulary, and more. As my children began moving into the high school years I started to

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June 18, 2015 by: Susan Williams

Around the World in 80 Days – Unit Study/Lapbook REVIEW

Around the World in 80 Days Unit Study REVIEW at The Curriculum Choice

Do your children enjoy reading books about travel and adventure? One of our favorite stories is Around the World in 80 Days by Jules Verne. Although my boys enjoy reading interesting books, they also like to be active! We often read books aloud as a family so we can have discussions as we move through the materials. But, to really help bring our learning to

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April 22, 2015 by: Susan Williams

Essay Rock Star: The Textual Analysis Essay by Writing Rockstars

Essay Rockstar: The Textual Analysis Essay by Fortuigence REVIEW at The Curriculum Choice

As children move into high school level coursework they are often required to use critical thinking skills to make objective observations and clearly share their opinions with others. Being able to gather their ideas and express them verbally may not be too difficult for most teens, but some find it to be quite a challenge when asked to put those thoughts on paper! The post contains

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December 12, 2014 by: Susan Williams

Thinker Academy’s Study Skills Course [REVIEW]

Thinker Academy’s Study Skills Course [REVIEW] - The Curriculum Choice

As homeschool parents we understand the need to teach key subjects to our children such as math, language arts, science, history, etc. Over the years we may even figure out how to teach this information in different ways based on the learning styles, personality preferences, and interests of our students. During the teen years students gradually become more independent learners. Because they will begin to

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September 17, 2014 by: Susan Williams

The Big Book of Homeschool Ideas – Review

The Big Book of Homeschool Ideas: 55 Moms Share Their Expertise on 103 Topics

The Big Book of Homeschool Ideas: 55 Moms Share Their Expertise on 103 Topics What can you do when you have a homeschool related question? You could “phone a friend” You could search your favorite homeschool blog You could contact members of your homeschool co-op or support group Although these are GREAT ideas, what do you do if you still can’t find any someone familiar

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September 4, 2014 by: Susan Williams

Homeschool Day in the Life

Homeschool Day in the Life - The Curriculum Choice

“What does your typical homeschool day look like?” That is one question I have always found difficult to answer because every day is usually just a little different than the one before! One of the benefits of homeschooling is the flexibility it offers. Homeschool families can select curriculum, resources, and routines that work best for their unique situation. Regardless of whether you have detailed plans

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July 16, 2014 by: Susan Williams

Etiquette Intermediate by The Etiquette Factory – REVIEW

Etiquette Intermediate by The Etiquette Factory – REVIEW

This post contains affiliate links. As the mom of two boys I learned very early on that “manners” are skills that need to be taught! When my children were young they honestly believed their sleeves served as the perfect napkin and if they were excited to share information with their friends it was perfectly fine to just start talking (even if their friend was in

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