JoAnn This article is in collaboration with Family Mint. Looking for a way to teach your kids how to manage money? How about a place to “deposit” their allowance or savings without having to actually open an account at the local bank? Family Mint is a free online website where parents and kids can do that … Read more
Co-ops. What are they? How are they helpful? Do you have to be in a co-op to homeschool? Visit some of these blogs to find out the answer to these and other questions in this week’s Blog Cruise. Be sure and let us know what you think about co-ops. ~Heidi at Reviews & Reflections – … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Math Mammoth. Math Mammoth, created by Maria Miller, specializes in math curriculum and supplemental materials that will help parents teach math in a way that makes sense. My family has used several products from Math Mammoth and I’ve always appreciated them – they are great to have on hand … Read more
Earlier this year, the Homeschool Crew had opportunity to review a great spelling curriculum from All About Spelling. Now we would like to introduce you to a new reading book, from the makers of All About Spelling — The Beehive Readers are a new reading series brought to you by the innovative spelling program All … Read more
As I attended my state’s homeschool convention a few years ago, one of the booths displayed some of Zeezok Publishing’s Great Musicians classic composers’ series. These mid-20th century lively yet informative tales by Opal Wheeler and Sybil Deucher were so tempting that I just knew I had to purchase one of those sets, yet it … Read more