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Homeschooling Philosophy I started off as a Charlotte Mason homeschooler. I still believe in much of the Charlotte Mason philosophy for learning, but I’ve added in some elements from the Classical model that mesh well. I also hold to some tenets of child-directed learning and following your child’s learning style. I began to experiment with a modular…
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Why I Chose All About Spelling Over Spell to Write & Read
Spelling curricula, in my opinion, are difficult and confusing to wade through. There are so many options and ways to teach spelling. Here’s why I chose All About Spelling over Spell to Write & Read.
Kids in the Word: The Bible Savvy Series
Looking for something to keep your older kids in the Word? Take a look at The Bible Savvy Series from Moody.
Review: The Imagination Station #11 Hunt for the Devil’s Dragon
Jonathan is a big fan of The Imagination Station series from Tyndale. He was so excited when #11 Hunt for the Devil’s Dragon arrived in the mail for him to read and review.
Review: Altar Ego by Craig Groeschel
Altar Ego talks about forgetting who you think you are and grabbing hold of who God says you are.
Kids in the Word: Grapevine Studies in July
Grapevine Studies deals and freebie for July.
All About Spelling Level 2
All About Spelling Level 2 is an easy to teach spelling program. Read our review of All About Spelling.
TypeKids: Touch Typing for Kids
TypeKids.com is a great way to teach touch typing for kids. Our review of this online touch typing course.
How to Outsource Subjects in Your Homeschool
NC recently changed it’s homeschooling law to clarify that parents can outsource subjects. Here are some tips to help you figure out which subjects and how to outsource subjects.
Keeping Your Kids in the Word Winners
The Keeping Your Kids in the Word giveaway winners have been announced and notified by email. Each winner has until Saturday morning to respond or a new winner will be chosen. See the winners in the Rafflecopter form on each post: 5 Days of Keeping Your Kids in the Word Day 1 – What’s in…