As my oldest gears up for her senior year, she is checking a lot of college prep items off her to do list. One thing she wanted to do this summer was review some key algebra concepts to help her prep for the ACT this winter So, when I was given the opportunity to review a … [Read more...]
Memorizing Hymns: 2019-2020 Edition
Each month, my family works on memorizing hymns. Every summer, my husband and I select the memory hymns for the upcoming school year. We started this tradition several years back, and it has been such a blessing to fill our home and hearts with these wonderful songs. By … [Read more...]
Get Back Into a Routine: 5 Practical Tips
Summer vacation. Christmas break. Family road trips. There are so many fun times in life when we throw the normal schedule to the wind and embrace the love and laughter of an unstructured season. And sometimes it can be something not fun, but an unexpected hospital stay or … [Read more...]
My Review of the 4th Grade Literature Guide Set from Memoria Press
Teaching kids to read is one thing. Teaching them to understand what they read and think critically about the text is another. That's why I was excited to try the literature guides from Memoria Press. They have sets available for children in grades 1-10, so I thought about which … [Read more...]
My Review of Library and Educational Services LLC
My kids love books! It's always fun to find new places to purchase high quality books to integrate into our homeschool. I recently had the opportunity to review a variety of titles from the wholesale distributor, Library and Educational Services LLC. For this review, I was … [Read more...]
7 Ways to Save Money on Groceries in Rural Areas
It's no secret that I live in the middle of nowhere! The nearest grocery store is 15 miles away. Since it's the only grocery store within a fairly large radius, their prices are pretty high. So what's a rural gal to do? How do you save money on groceries in rural areas? Not … [Read more...]
My Review of Time Travelers: The Industrial Revolution through the Great Depression
I'm always looking for fun ways to teach history, and help my children learn more about the great men and women who helped form this country. Home School in the Woods has several fabulous products that help bring history to life. Recently, we've been reviewing a selection from … [Read more...]
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