These reviews are for anything that does not fall under “curriculum” – toys, games, bath & body products, helps for parents, etc.
This article is in collaboration with The Pencil Grip. Teaching students art often means exploring various art medias such as pencil, markers, and paint. However, for younger students, paints can often be a very messy experience, resulting in “art” beyond just the paper or project they are working with. Members of the Crew have spent … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Drive Thru History. Drive Thru History® has a new captivating series called Drive Thru History® – “The Gospels” that the Homeschool Review Crew have been previewing and are looking forward to sharing with you. Dave Stotts is our engaging and entertaining tour guide as we tour with … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Northern Speech Services. The Homeschool Review Crew has been working through Color My Conversation, a product from Northern Speech Services. It is an engaging teaching tool with which parents and teachers can help their children learn more about how to properly handle conversational flow. Color My Conversation is multi-sensory, thus … Read more
This article is in collaboration with CompuScholar, Inc. We live in a digital age. Education is relying more upon technology to deliver material and for students to present what they have learned. This has served to increase the need for students gain knowledge and skills in computer science. CompuScholar, Inc. is a company … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Manhood Journey & City on a Hill Studio. One of the daunting challenges parents face in today’s works is how to handle the transition of their sons from boyhood to manhood while excluding outside influences from today’s society while upholding the Biblical principals we want our sons to follow. … Read more