When I asked my children what they felt was different about homeschooling in China, versus our experiences homeschooling “back home” in Canada, my nine-year-old daughter’s first response was, “It isn’t really all that different from homeschooling in Canada.” And in many ways, she’s right. We study the same subjects, we have the same schedule, the … Read more
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This article is in collaboration with Institute for Excellence in Writing. Institute for Excellence in Writing (IEW) is a well-known and well-respected name in the world of homeschooling. Though many naturally think of their resources for older students, IEW also offers Primary Arts of Language (PAL) for the youngest readers and writers in the family. … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Deep Blue Kids Bible. What? A study Bible for children ages 7 – 12? Yes! The Deep Blue Kids Bible is just that. Using a Common English Bible translation, with over 120 Bible translators from 24 denominations, the Deep Blue Kids Bible helps children in grades 2 – 7 … Read more
Th This article is in collaboration with Dayspring Christian Academy. Dayspring Christian Academy is a Principle Approach School located in Mountville, PA. The Principle Approach model is one based on biblical principles with the purpose of restoring America to her heritage. In recent months, Dayspring launched on online class, The Pilgrim Story. The Homeschool Review … Read more