Wow! Prior to a few weeks ago, I hadn't yet seen a homeschool science curriculum that really made me gasp in happy surprise by it's scope and content. Then I had the chance to check out two global topics, Sound, and Fluid Dynamics, from CrossWired Science. And I said, … [Read more...]
5 Simple ABC Games with Homemade Letter Cards
We love learning through play at our house. It's a natural way for kids to learn new things, and since they're having fun, they don't mind practicing the skills over and over again. Today, I'm sharing five of our favorite ABC games. These all utilize our homemade letter cards, … [Read more...]
My Review of the Stop Motion Animation Kit from Stopmotion Explosion
My kids enjoy putting on plays and telling stories, so I knew they'd be thrilled to review the Stop Motion Animation Kit from Stopmotion Explosion. What Is This Product? We received a complete animation kit to review from Stopmotion Explosion. It included everything the … [Read more...]
My Review of Transcripts Made Easy: The Homeschooler’s Guide to High-School Paperwork
Homeschooling a high schooler is a little bit different than homeschooling a younger kiddo. Well, actually it's a lot different! It's a whole different level of paperwork and records and planning for the future. And since my first is my only one in high school, I always wonder … [Read more...]
The Bowl Game: Where Your Kids Create the Rules
Do you need a new activity to fuse creativity into your days? Try the Bowl Game, where your kids create the rules. One evening, the kids were bored. I didn't want to turn on the television, and I wanted them to do something creative. But it was evening and they were getting … [Read more...]
My Review of Christian Heroes: Then & Now – Jacob DeShazer
I enjoy reading missionary stories to my kids, especially now that we're on deputation. The Christian Heroes: Then & Now series from YWAM Publishing are always a fascinating read. There were so many amazing missionaries to choose from, which makes the selection process … [Read more...]
5 Toys that Naturally Promote Inclusion
Between Owen's Angelman Syndrome, and the wide range of kids in the house (spanning from 5 months to 17 years), finding toys that engage all the kids is challenging. If they're too small, the little guys and Owen can eat them. If they're too babyish, the middles and older … [Read more...]
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