At HomeschoolingFinds.com, we share resources, tools, and tips to help you teach reading comprehension, grammar, and spelling. Whether you need to find a new book unit study, a different way to teach nouns, verbs, and adjectives, or your reader is just starting on the literacy journey, you’ll find a variety of curricula and homeschool resources to help your family. From games to workbooks, we have your language arts needs covered.
This article is in collaboration with Institute for Excellence in Writing. Today the time has finally come many of our Crew to share their experiences with Institute for Excellence in Writing. IEW offers many products for homeschoolers. Our reviewers received one of two writing packages last fall: Package One: Teaching Writing/Student Writing Intensive Combo Pack … Read more
Are you looking for a fun way to enrich your baby’s language development? MonkiSee Baby DVDs offer a controlled language development program that will engage your baby through music, poetry, adorable puppets, and real life images. MonkiSee is for children ages 3 months to 4 years of age. Babies are exposed to both written and … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Kregel Publishing. In the past, the Homeschool Crew has been pleased to review several books by Kregel Publications, including the Circle C Adventure series by Susan Marlow. Recently, Susan has written a new line of Circle C books called the Circle C Beginnings. Based on the same characters you … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Yesterday’s Classics. Every so often, a vendor comes along to the TOS Homeschool Crew that practically everyone is interested in. Such is the case with today’s review for Yesterday’s Classics and their eBook package of 225 titles. With that many books available, there really was something for everyone. Yesterday’s … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Writing Tales. Writing Tales is a 2 Level curriculum for teaching both composition and language arts in the classical style. It is recommended for students in the upper elementary grades (approximately 3rd – 5th). Here is some basic information about Writing Tales: Based on the first level of the … Read more