Homeschooling as we travel North America, one road at a time.
All things homeschool.
This month we have had the pleasure of reviewing The Scavengers - eGuide from Progeny Press. This book study is meant for middle school ages children so some of the concepts were a bit new to EJ, having just finished 5th grade but he still enjoyed it. One of the fun options for this book study is the interactive… Continue reading The Scavengers Book Study Guide {My Review}
Anyone who knows me also knows that I like my computer to work for me, not the other way around so when we had the opportunity to review Code For Teens: The Awesome Beginner's Guide to Programming (Volume 1) from Code for Teens I jumped at the chance. Having EJ learn coding will be a big help… Continue reading Code for Teens {My Review}
We've had the opportunity to review the Advanced (5th & 6th grade) homeschool Bible lessons from Bible Study Guide For All Ages over the past few weeks. Of course, with summer's arrival, we have been taking a lot of our learning outdoors and into nature so we tucked our pages into a binder, packed up our pencil case and… Continue reading Bible Study Guide for All Ages {My Review}
We've had the good fortune to receive a copy of The Master and His Apprentices: Art History from a Christian Perspective textbook and teacher's guide created by The Master and His Apprentices to review. I had never heard about this company before but I have to say I have been impressed with the quality of their product. I don't… Continue reading The Master and His Apprentices Art History (My Review)
Summer has arrived and with it the promise of lazy afternoons spent in the great outdoors. Whether we're exploring nature in the stand of trees behind our house, watching for ducklings or goslings in the marsh or discovering new patches of wildflowers on the side of a country road, we love spending time together… Continue reading Summer Learning in our Homeschool
When I heard about the opportunity to review the White House Holidays Unit Studies from Silverdale Press LLC I jumped at the chance. This was a super opportunity for us to learn about the holidays of our closest neighbor and see what we have in common and how things may be different. It was also… Continue reading White House Holidays Unit Studies (My Review)
During our travels this month we've had the opportunity to use the 12-month subscription to Reading Intervention Programs from MaxScholar and have been having a lot of fun with all the activities and games these programs include. As my readers will know, EJ has ADHD and Dyslexia and can find sitting down to do language… Continue reading Improving Reading with MaxScholar {My Review}
There is nothing EJ likes better than solving mysteries so when we had the opportunity to review Something's Fishy at Lake Iwannafisha from The Critical Thinking Co.™, I jumped at the chance. We jumped into our file as soon as we received it (you can also order printed books but since we are in Canada, downloading a… Continue reading Something’s Fishy at Lake Iwannafisha from The Critical Thinking Co.™ {My Review}
Reading and writing are such basics of our education that when I was given the opportunity to review Home School Navigator Reading and Language Arts Curriculum. Looking at the main reading list I was pleased to see the quality of selections, particularly for the interactive notebooks for the older levels. These notebooks have the kids cutting and pasting plus… Continue reading Home School Navigator Reading & Language Arts Curriculum {My Review}
As many of you know, we were blessed with our second grandson last spring. According to our eldest grandson, I will be homeschooling his brother as well so when I had the opportunity to review MESSYLEARNING FOR PRESCHOOLERS AND KINDERGARTNERS by PandaParents, I thought it would be a good idea to get my head back into this age… Continue reading M.E.S.S.Y. Learning with PandaParents {My Review}