Annette @ A Net in Time — Computers and Learning for Children. Can it be true? Whenever we go out for walks or just out for whatever reason I tote along my phone so that when he asks a question I can immediately look it up if I don’t know the answer myself. LaRee @ … Read more
If you are like me there often seems to not be enough hours in the day. While homeschooling four different ages I still have to keep a household running while running children to art, scouts, and other activities. Some people have the luxury to eat out or pick up take-out so that they don’t have … Read more
If you’re anything like us, then winter is long this year. Constant snow and freezing tmeperatures have kept us indoors much more than usual, huddling near the fireplace, drinking hot chocolate. We are missing our usual field trips. No worries, friends . . . we’ve got you covered. This week, members of the Crew are … Read more
Every home educator that I’ve met has had a ton of great recommendations for the best homeschool curriculum items they have tried with their children. The problem is, they often don’t reveal the many curriculum choice changes that they have made over time to get to this conclusion. I don’t know about you, but I have … Read more
Marcy @ Ben and Me — 5 Ways to Make Teaching Math Easier What do you get when you cross a right-brained mom with a right-brained child? Besides a lot of creative, messy stuff? I can promise you it’s not a propensity for math. Lisa @ Farm Fresh Adventures — Why Teaching Science is my Waterloo … Read more