I received this complimentary product through The Good Book Company. The Prisoners, the Earthquake, and the Midnight Song is written by Bob Hartman and illustrated by Catalina Echeverri. This sixteen-page Bible story board book is written for ages 3 – 6. The text is easy to understand and encourages children to listen for the sounds…
I received this complimentary product through the Homeschool Review Crew. Being part of the Homeschool Review Crew, my daughter and I have had the opportunity to read Pursuing Gold and use the accompanying Pursuing Gold: History & Critical Thinking Curriculum by Cynthia L. Simmons, host of Heart of the Matter Radio. My daughter and I…
This post may contain affiliate links. If you purchase something through one of my links, you will not pay more, but I may receive a small commission. Thank you! I received this complimentary product through the Homeschool Review Crew. Being part of the Homeschool Review Crew, my daughter and I have had the privilege to…
I received this complimentary product through the Homeschool Review Crew. Being on the Homeschool Review Crew, my daughter and I had the opportunity to use and review The Bible Memory App – the Bible Memory Pro edition, from BibleMemory.com. By using this app, memorizing Bible verses is easy, quick, and fun. Setting up Bible Memory…
I received this complimentary product through the publishing company for my honest review. Do you remember being a teenager? Do you remember any feelings of not being good enough to be with the popular people, or maybe you felt like you weren’t good at anything? I know I did. Being a teenager is even harder…
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Learning Styles Working with my own children and children at my church, I’ve come to learn that the key to unlocking the mystery of memorization is in knowing the learning style that suits that person best. Let’s take a quick look at some different learning styles. Your child may fall into one predominate category or…
This post contains affiliate links. If you choose to purchase something through my link, I will get a small commission. Thank you! Why I Chose Going Deeper: The Books of the Bible This year for Bible class we have had the privilege to use the SchoolhouseTeachers.com website. This site contains over 450 courses for pre-k…
Many thanks to AccessMore for providing a sample of the product for this review.Opinions are 100% my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. Do you want some easy, fun, engaging ideas to help your kids remember the real reason for Christmas? With Arlene Pellicane’s e-book, “25 Days of Christmas”, you can. Each day from…
I received this complimentary product from the publisher for my honest review. Steph Williams has written another wonderful children’s book in her Little Me, Big God series called The Little Man Whose Heart Grew Big. This book tells the true story about the changed life of Zacchaeus, a heartless tax collector that overcharged the people…
This post may contain affiliate links. You will not pay more, but I may receive a small commission if you purchase through my link. Thank you! Interested in Homeschooling Curriculum? You’ve come to the right place. There’s plenty of curriculum reviews to look at, but if you haven’t read my post on How to Choose…
I received this complimentary product through the Homeschool Review Crew. MathRider Summary Being part of the Homeschool Review Crew, my daughter and I had the opportunity to use and review MathRider. MathRider is a children’s math game that can be installed on your personal computer, directly from the MathRider website. Installation is easy with MathRider’s…
This review tells you everything you need to know about this children’s book called, “The Dad Who Never Gave Up”.
This children’s book of New Testament Bible Stories has elementary age children seeking for objects within the pages of each Bible story.
LightSail for Homeschoolers is an online, Language Arts curriculum filled with hundreds of books and incentives to get your child reading.
Let’s Learn About God is for ages 8 and up. Bible stories help us to understand God’s attributes and how they relate to us.
Comprehensive, detailed information about each book of the Bible. Produced by Teach Sunday School. Reviewed by Homeschooling Highway.
This is the last post in our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z. So this week we are looking at the tip that starts with Z, and that’s Zoology.
Our letter Y homeschool tips for this week are: Yearbooks, Year-Round Schooling, and using YouTube in your homeschool.
While defending and fighting for homeschooling freedom, Christians realize there’s more to defend than just homeschooling.
Homeschooling tips that begin with the letter or sound of “x”. Part of our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series.
A book review of Mere Evangelism. By studying the way C.S. Lewis evangelized, we can learn and grow in our efforts to serve the Lord with evangelism.
A book review of Any Time, Any Place, Any Prayer. This book teaches kids that they can talk to God any time, anywhere, about anything.
Our homeschool tip for the letter W is about Writing. We’ll discuss the types of writing, prompts, and activities that your kids will love.
A missionary story about Gladys Aylward for elementary aged children, showing her faith in God, determination and courage serving God in China.
Betty Greene: The Girl Who Longed to Fly tells of her enduring faith in God as she shared the Gospel and helped missionaries in hard-to-reach places.
Our Homeschooling Tips for the letter V is about Volunteering. We’ll look at some volunteering ideas and let you see some of our stories.
Unit Studies is the homeschool topic we’ll talk about this week. We’ll see why to use them, and how I created my own with the fifty state quarters.
Our letter T gives us lots of tips to talk about. We’ll see tips about tadpoles, thankfulness, tenth & twelfth grade, plus more!
Let’s look at tips on Science, Social Studies, Schoolrooms, Supplies, Schedules, Struggling Learners, and how to Start Homeschooling.
God’s Very Colorful Creation, by Tim Thornborough will teach your preschool age child that God created the world with lots of wonderful color
Children’s book review of Archer and Zowie. Written by Hans Bluedorn. A great kids’ book about friendship and imagination.
This week we will be looking at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter R. They are Reading, Reports, and Rest.
Review of HomeScholar’s Total Transcript Solution which helps homeschoolers create their own child’s transcript.
Curriculum review of Math Essentials Speed Wheel Drills for addition, multiplication and division.
Bible story book review of Esther and the Very Brave Plan. Written by Tim Thornborough. Perfect for kids ages 2-4.
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll be looking at the homeschooling tips that begin with the letter Q.
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll be looking at homeschool tips that begin with the letter P.
Curriculum review of Greg Landry’s Homeschool Virtual Science Lab. This online lab provides requirements for biology, chemistry, A&P, and Physics.
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll be looking at our homeschooling tips that begin with the letter O.
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week all of our homeschooling tips begin with the letter N.
An online art curriculum review of Creating a Masterpiece: Art History Program. This curriculum is perfect of homeschooling children of all ages
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we are looking at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter M.
We continue our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series, with our homeschooling tips starting with the letter L.
A homeschool curriculum review of the online, full math program, CTCMath. This program offers K-12th grade math.
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we will be looking at homeschool tips that begin with the letter K.
Our Homeschooling Tips from A to Z series continues. This week we’ll discuss the types of journaling your child can do as well as jobs around the house.
This is our homeschooling tips from A to Z series. This week will look at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter I.
A review of John Riley’s novel, Pursued to Eternity. Perfect for teens and adults to show how God uses past events to bring men to Him.
Homeschooling tips from A to Z. This week all of our homeschool tips begin with the letter H.
This week all of our homeschool tips start with the letter G. These tips will help you get started if you are new to homeschooling.
In our series of blogging through the alphabet, we will look at homeschooling tips that start with the letter F this week.
Homeschooling tips that begin with the letter E. This continues in our series of Homeschooling Tips from A to Z.
Book Review of Youth With A Mission’s (YWAM) biography of Louis Zamperini from their Heroes of History series.
Homeschooling tips that begin with the letter D. Part of our Blogging Through the Alphabet series, of Homeschooling Tips from A to Z.
Our Homeschooling tips from A to Z continues. This week all of our homeschooling tips are going to start with the letter C.
Curriculum review of the Teaching Textbooks Math 4.0 online digital math courses for homeschool students.
This week in our weekly homeschooling tips from A to Z series, we are focusing on the letter B.
In our homeschooling tips from A to Z, we begin by looking at homeschooling tips that begin with the letter A. Adaptability, Awards, Affection, plus more!
A curriculum review of ARTistic Pursuits, Drawing with Graphite Pencils, Beginning Level art curriculum.
Curriculum Review of the lessons for: Mastering the TI-30Xa scientific calculator by Triad Math, Inc.
Homeschooling Tips from A to Z Twenty-six weeks of homeschooling tips starts next week. We’ll start with the letter A and go all the way through to Z. You won’t want to miss it.
Themed Bible sword drill game and Bible lesson for kids; number three is on prayer. Free, printable Bible story visuals.
board game template for kids to make their own review game for a school lesson. class, or course. Great way to review.
Curriculum Review of Excellence in Literature Handbook for Writers by EverydayEducation.com.
How to make your vacation educational and memorable for your homeschooling family.
Homeschool Game Review of Maestro Mastery, Explore the Composers by Byron’s Game. Learn about fifty-two composers with this easy to play matching style learning game.
Homeschoolers can take advantage of having a small business. Here’s how we did it.
Review: Personal Finance Lab Budgeting and Stock Market Game. Compete against your family members and see who has the best money skills!
Free, printable educational indoor games for kids. Keep your kids engaged and learning while they are stuck inside of the house.
Easy, prepared-for-you Bible lesson with sword drill game about God’s love for them. Printable.
Is there a perfect homeschooling day? See what our days are really like and what you need in order to have a perfect homeschooling day.
A review game for any subject. Get as many points as you can but don’t get zonked by pulling the wrong token and losing all your points.
Can your kids find the Bible verses fast and then guess the theme of this sword drill game? Teacher Bible lesson included.
God says that fear is from the devil. How can we deal with fear and overcome it? How can we help our kids when they are afraid?
Free Bible assignments to help your high school child learn what the Bible says so that they can share with others what they believe and why.
As a homeschooling mom, I have never made a reading list for myself. Maybe I should have, but I never have. Pleasant reading time for me is far and few between, but as my children have grown up, I have enjoyed reading children’s novels to them. Most of what I read to them were my…
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Disclosure: I received this product free through the Homeschool Review Crew.www.schoolhouseteachers.com Elementary Grade Analysis Five to ten year old children would love the elementary age courses and classes offered by schoolhouseteachers.com. There’s plenty of printable worksheets and online games to reinforce the foundational skills needed in all the core subjects of school. The printable, lesson…
Looking Back, but not for Long Looking back on 2020 sure was a year of challenges and change, wasn’t it? I never in my life thought that I would be wearing a mask all the time out in public. I never dreamed of not being able to go inside a sit-down restaurant and eat. I…
With winter storm Gail showing her fury today, the family just has to have homemade ice cream in the house. We decided to take a half day snow day and make some ice cream! Yum! I’ve adjusted the ingredients to suit our tastes, so when it comes to the chocolate and peppermint, feel free to…
Ultimate PreK-12 Annual Membership to Schoolhouse Teachers Disclosure: I received this product free through the Homeschool Review Crew. Schoolhouse Teacher’s subject lists I am so fortunate to be able to review the online homeschool curriculum called Schoolhouse Teachers. This is just my unboxing post, so that you can see how things would be just getting…
There have been so many times after Christmas is over, that I look back and say to myself, “Where did the time go?”. With the excitement and the list of tasks that we need to complete, sometimes the time goes by so quickly that there’s no time to really enjoy it. I’d like to give…
How many ways can a candy cane represent what Christmas is all about? These ideas will help you put together a visualized lesson or program.
Follow God’s chosen people through the Bible in chronological order to understand the whole picture and entire view of the Bible.