When homeschooling our children, there are so many great resources for filling out the homeschool day. At HomeschoolingFinds.com, we have shared curricula and courses that will allow your children to study their interests. And it can count for school too! If they enjoy coding or cooking, drawing or playing a musical instrument, or any of a number of different topics, you might just find your next resource here.
This article is in collaboration with CompuScholar. Product: Homeschool Programming – KidCoder & TeenCoder – Windows Programming & Game Programming When it comes to teaching our children about Computer Programming in our homeschools, it is not a subject that all of us understand. However, Homeschool Programming, Inc., along with free Microsoft downloads, make it possible. … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Artistic Pursuits. We are pleased to have Artistic Pursuits back for a 3rd year! This year’s Crew will be reviewing various books from the Artistic Pursuits product line, which includes books for all ages, preschool through high school. We reviewed: PRESCHOOL–The Way They SEE It K-3, Book One–An Introduction … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Maestro Music Stories In Music Series: Composer Stephen Simon and art director/music educator par excellence Bonnie Ward Simon combine children’s classics with classical music, illustrating a familiar story with music. Selected Crew members received the classic story set to music, Peter and the Wolf, from Maestro Music. Maestro Music … Read more
This article is in collaboration with North Star Games. The TOS Crew received an item for review just in time for winter family gatherings (From Thanksgiving to New Years Day and beyond!), the latest addition to North Star Games‘ offerings, Wits & Wagers Family. Wits and Wagers Family is a trivia game that can be … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Schleich. Crew reviewers received a sample from Schleich’s World of Nature Wildlife and Farmlife collections. As you look up specific animals at the Schleich website, you can learn more about them such as their fun facts like the Przewalski’s horse is the only “wild” horse left on the planet. … Read more