We’ve always been fascinated with the Japanese culture so it was no surprise that when I asked my oldest which foreign language he wanted to learn, he wanted to learn Japanese.
Online Learning with SDA Homeschool
The Standard Deviants Accelerate online learning teaching system guides homeschool students through complete core curriculum courses. Through the clever way
5 Encouraging Tips for New Homeschool Moms
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Learning History through Living Books
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The Verbal Math Lesson Set – Teaching Fundamentals
This is a fun, step-by-step way to learn math without any writing. It helps makes math fun and not tedious. The Verbal Math Lesson is all about speed and accuracy and will give kids a head start for learning the later grade math.
7 Steps to Writing A High School Transcript eBook Review
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Explore the Science of Glue with Elmers
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PowerMyLearning a Great Way to Learn
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post by PowerMyLearning. I reviewed the site and am giving my honest opinions. About PowerMyLearning PowerMyLearning is a free digital learning platform for K-12 students, parents, and educators, developed by the national nonprofit CFY. PowerMyLearning makes thousands of the most compelling publicly available digital learning activities from across the web […]
Teach My Preschooler All-in-One Learning Review
Disclosure: I received this product for review purposes only. All opinions are completely my own. Teach My Preschooler All-in-One Learning I can’t believe Summer is over all ready and we’re getting back into the swing of teaching. My kids are still young and we don’t have school all day, just times scattered throughout the day […]
Reading Eggs Free Two-Week Trial Offer
Reading is one of the most important things that a child needs to learn in the first few years of education. Of course, when they are ready to read. When they are, it’s nice to have a great reading program to help them learn to love to read! Reading Eggs Reading Eggs is offering a […]
Homeschool Salt Experiment
Homeschool Science For homeschool yesterday, I was reading Science (Exploring God’s World) with my 3rd graders the other day discussing Oceans and the salt in oceans. There was a great, quick experiment at the end of the lesson. The lesson was talking about how water leaves the ocean by evaporation. As it evaporates, it leaves […]
Teaching Kids a Foreign Language with Little Pim
Teaching Kids a Foreign Language with Little Pim What is Little Pim? Little Pim is an award-winning foreign language learning series for young children. Our series makes learning easy, fun and effective for children during those crucial years from birth to age 6, when learning comes most naturally. At Little Pim, we understand how children […]
HomeSchooling Back to the Basics
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Strong Math Foundation with Math-It
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