JoAnn 
Do you ever have those days when your would-be scholars simply don’t want to write? Their pen-that’s-mightier-than-a-sword becomes a sword. Literally. Maybe you don’t. Your kids probably come to the school table with hair combed and pencils sharpened. But I have boys. Boys can find all kinds of uses for a pencil other than its intended use. … Read more
Annette @ A Net in Time — First Things First How does one homeschool and watch one’s pennies at the same time? I have to admit, I often struggle with this. There is so much I think.. I can do that with the lad or I can do this with the lad or… OOH>>> Look … Read more
Are you planning an Easter egg hunt this year? If so, make it memorable with Easter eggs that glow in the dark! Egglo Entertainment sent members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew an interactive, glow-in-the-dark Easter egg hunt program to help our families celebrate and focus on the true meaning of Easter. Members received the following products: 1 box (12 eggs) Glow in … Read more
Do your students need help to excel in Science and Math? If so, ScienceandMath.com has some products you will be interested in learning more about. Award winning video lessons, done in a step by step fashion, will help to ensure that your students gain a thorough understanding before moving on to the next step. These … Read more
Talking Fingers, Inc. has developed an interactive learning program for preschool readers called Talking Shapes. Talking Shapes is a research-proven program created by neuropsychologist Dr. Jeannine Herron and funded in part by a research grant from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD). Using pictures as mnemonic devices, it introduces the all … Read more