November 17th, 2009
I posted about multi-level homeschooling with Sonlight and Celee at Miscellaneous Musings of a 5X Mom wondered, “Since this is my first year using Sonlight and I have little ones, too, I’d love a more specific break-down of your schedule. Do you do your read aloud time all at once or do you break it [...]
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November 6th, 2009
Kelli emailed to say, ”Just wondering if you knew what the major difference is in Five-In-A-Row and Sonlight?? Any suggestions on where to find them cheaper, I’ve been looking on ebay??”
I actually use both Five in a Row and Sonlight. The concept between the two are quite similar. Each is based on great literature, neither [...]
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November 6th, 2009
The Mystery of History
Bright Ideas Press sent our family two products ”A Young Scholar’s Guide to Composers” (you may read my review of that here)and ”The Mystery of History: Volume 2 – The Early Church and the Middle Ages”
The Mystery of History” is a multi-level history program for students from Kindergarten through grade 8. It focuses [...]
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October 21st, 2009
Have you heard? TOS is offering a free autumn unit study. Autumn Treasures is a one week long lapbook and unit study with loads of ideas and extra resources. This is a great way to celebrate the season with your children.
Free homeschool resources work for me.
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October 19th, 2009
Amy at Buffaloes and Butterfly Wings said, “I would love to know why you chose to teach your kids Greek over Latin or another language, and what the practical benefits are.”
I’ve been saving this question for a full post, but figured I would at least hit some basics now, since I keep procrastinating.
When we began [...]
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