We were going to use Story of the World for history explorations this year, in fact I purchased the complete set for Ancient Times back in the Spring, but for many reasons I’ve decided not to go that route.
Instead, we’re going to use Ancient Civilizations History Pockets, geared towards 1st-3rd graders, as our spine this […]
My kids don’t do well with highly structured lessons, especially when it comes to reading. But they do love to play computer games and along the way we’ve discovered a few neat resources that fall into the “learning to read” category. Best thing about these tools is that my kids ask to play with them. […]
While our fabulous hostess Andrea works to correct the spell check issue for Internet Explorer users, I wanted to offer a work-around solution that Homeschool Journal users (or all bloggers for that matter) might find useful.
If you’re as bad a speller as me then you’ve probably been really in need of a spell check program! […]
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Here are two sheets I created recently. Both are simple but useful and I wanted to share them.
First up is a Math Sheet to practice with numbers up to eleven. There are 42 problems, half of which are addition and half are subtraction. MJ wanted to do some math problems so I whipped up this […]
