Nurturing the Genius in our Learners
Disclosure: Complimentary Product Received. Michael Clay Thompson Level 1 - Island by Royal Fireworks Press I will say right off, I was looking forward to doing this review. Parents of Gifted Children are first and f oremost, usually scholars themselves. We consort and advise each other on the best resources available for our children in... Continue Reading →
The PASS Test by Hewitt Learning Complimentary Product Received As a homeschooler, do you worry about testing? Testing is pretty standard in traditional school and it’s required for reporting in some places. So what do you do if your child needs testing as a homeschooler? Hewitt Learning, in addition to a wonderful and comprehensive ELA... Continue Reading →
Complimentary Product Received First Grade Lightning Literature And Composition English Language Arts or ELA, strikes fear into the hearts of every teacher, parent, and homeschooler. There is SO much to learn, in so little time, and the importance of this subject follows the student throughout their academic career. Even if the “E” is instead for... Continue Reading →
Cash explores the CTCMath online platform Disclosure: I received this complimentary product through the Homeschool Review Crew Math. Such a HEAVY subject for both parents and educators alike. As the fall approaches the question I receive the most in messages and email is “What are you using for math?” My answer is simple. Everything! I got a chance to... Continue Reading →
This post will touch a nerve or two in some people. And that’s okay - feeling triggered is not always a bad thing. I like competition. I was extremely competitive as a kid and I’m seeing some of the same traits in Cash. In fact I still tryout every year for Jeopardy. Can’t figure out... Continue Reading →
I’ve been fielding questions this entire week concerning what we’ll be doing for MLK Day. The answer - I don’t know yet. But it won’t be because there aren’t quality resources out there to pull from! Check out these FREE resources available to teach your children about this remarkable American. By the Way... Did you... Continue Reading →
We LOVE Kwanzaa. Every year we take these last seven days of the year and do our best to refocus our energy to enter into the next year in the right spirit. I must say, 2020 has been one of those years that 's going to take a lot more focus and energy than usual.... Continue Reading →
If you're new to the game (or seasoned) one of the hottest topics this time of year is curriculum. It's summer. Like Ants stocking up for winter, you are getting ready for fall. This article assumes you're a homeschooler of some sort. But if you aren't the same rules apply. The kids are completing summer... Continue Reading →
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