We are no strangers to Singapore Math. My children used this method in their early elementary years, so I am very familiar with this approach. So when the Review Crew was looking for reviewers for Singapore Math Live-Challenging Word Problems…
Over the past several weeks, my son has been using English Communications Skills from Paradigm Accelerated Curriculum as part of his English program. As a seventh-grader, he likes to work independently, and this is an easy-to-use home school curriculum that…
The kids and I have enjoyed a new read-aloud called Prisoner of War from Whatsoever Stories for the past several weeks. We have been reviewing it as part of the Review Crew, and it has been great. The author, Kinsey…
Over the past couple of years, the Review Crew has had different Bible Study programs up for review from Positive Action Bible Curriculum. Unfortunately, it hadn’t either worked in our schedule at the time or been for the suitable age…
We have used many different homeschool materials from Memoria Press over the years. So when we had the opportunity to review The Book of the Ancient Greeks by Memoria Press, we jumped at the chance. I’m happy we could add…
Did you know Mother Goose Day is May 1? I was searching for unusual holidays coming up and stumbled across it. Of course, the preschool teacher buried inside me got excited. I miss teaching preschool (sigh). So, I couldn’t resist…
Is grammar a tricky subject for you to teach? Do you teach it, but it doesn’t seem like the kids really GET IT? I totally understand if this is you. I can honestly say grammar is one subject I was…
For some history is boring. Maybe it’s because I have a degree in history, but I think it is so sad to hear people say history isn’t fun. It doesn’t have to be, though. There are many ways to make…
Are you studying WWII, wanting to include biographies, or need a good read-aloud? Then, you will want to check out YWAM Publishing’s Christian Heroes: Then and Now series. We read one of their biographies in our homeschool, Corrie ten Boom:…
I love finding literature-based curricula. It is such a fun way to learn topics without a boring textbook. For example, over the past few weeks, we’ve been learning about the history of paper money through the book Pursuing Gold and…