This article is in collaboration with English Roll. Looking for a fun way to teach Grammar? The Homeschool Review Crew recently had the chance to work with Linda H. Koran’s English Grammar Teaching Game from English on a Roll. English Grammar Teaching Game was written for the classroom, but can be used with multiple children … Read more
This article is a collaboration with The Crafty Classroom. Life as a teacher sure is easier when your materials are well-designed and fun! A homeschooling family with four kids, The Crafty Classroom offers a wide variety of printable materials for your homeschooling needs. The Homeschool Review Crew reviewed various PDF products for Preschool, Kindergarten, and … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Hewitt Homeschooling. Hewitt Homeschooling was founded in 1963 by Carl Hewitt and Dr. Raymond Moore. Their primary function has shifted from consultation with educational institutions and now focuses on a balanced, flexible approach to home education. Their emphasis is on combining academics with character development, serving families with students … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Apologia Educational Ministries. Learning to read is the first step in being a lifelong reader. Understanding what you read and learning to appreciate it, is the next step. Apologia Educational Ministries has created Readers in Residence Volume 1 (Sleuth) to do just that. Children in grades 4 and … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Eclectic Foundations. Language Arts is made up of many different components. Many times homeschoolers have to use multiple resources and books to include all of them. With Eclectic Foundations, one student workbook and teacher’s guide includes all needed lessons for Phonics, Grammar, Spelling, Reading Comprehension, Handwriting, Composition, and Poetry. … Read more