Girly Learn to Tell Time Wall Clock
Posted by Lorren on October 18, 2012
This purple clock can help girls learn how to tell time.
Girly Learn to Tell Time Wall ClockPosted by Lorren on October 18, 2012
This purple clock can help girls learn how to tell time.
Keyboarding for the Christian SchoolPosted by Lorren on May 31, 2010
Keyboarding for the Christian School is a good book for teaching your child how to type, especially if you want to incorporate Christian principles in your typing class.
Are You All About Reading?Posted by Lorren on
All About Reading, What Am I? is an excellently illustrated book that will be great for early readers who have finished the Beehive Reader.
Great Deal for Homeschoolers: Free History DVDPosted by Lorren on April 30, 2010
Homeschoolers can receive a free “America: The Story of Us” DVD by heading over to the History Channel.
Seasons of Faith Book Series is Great!Posted by Lorren on April 21, 2010
The Seasons of Faith Series by CBH Ministries is an excellent book series. I highly recommend them.
Language Smarts Works Kids’ BrainsPosted by Lorren on March 30, 2010
I was recently sent a copy of Language Smarts C for my daughter to look at and for me to review. It is sold by the Critical Thinking Company.
My daughter finds this book challenging, and in a way, I think that’s a good thing. For example, in one of the excercises, my daughter [...]
History Lessons and Real LifePosted by Lorren on March 16, 2010
History has practical applications, which I was able to teach my daughter in a lesson on abolition.
Tektoma is Fun, but Slightly AdvancedPosted by Lorren on March 9, 2010
Tektoma has video game tutorials for kids from age 7 to 17, but my daughter, being on the younger end of the recommended age range, found it to be a little difficult.
Handel at the Court of Kings – Zeezok PublishingPosted by Lorren on
My daughter likes the Zeezok Publishing books on musicians. They help her learn about music and history, and increase her reading skills.
Beehive Reader: A Companion to All About SpellingPosted by Lorren on February 12, 2010
The Beehive Reader is beautifully illustrated. While it is meant to correlate with All About Spelling, it may not integrate well with students whose spelling ability and reading skills do not align.