This article is in collaboration with Laurelwood Books. Laurelwood Books offers a wide variety of curriculum for homeschoolers. For these reviews they gave the crew a number of options from handwriting, to Latin, to history. Some members of the crew got to check out State the Facts: a Guide to Studying Your State. Aimed at … Read more
This article is in collaboration with NotebookingPages.com. When it comes to note taking, how do you make it fun? How do you take unit studies and add the little bit of extra to it? How can copy work be fun? Debra Reed wondered about this and wanted her kids to have the best for their … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Essential Skills Advantage. Are you looking for a way to help your child master essential skills like reading, spelling, language & grammar, math, science, and geography? Do they have some weak areas, or maybe need additional practice? The Complete Home Learning Suite from Essential Skills Advantage is an online program designed for students … Read more
Geography can seem abstract and difficult for kids, but it’s an important subject to teach because of its relevance to history and science. How big was the Roman Empire at its peak? What factors played a role in the outcome of the Battle of Gettysburg? Why do southern Italy and northern China have such … Read more
The 2014 Winter Olympics, being held in Sochi, Russia, are just around the corner. From geography to sports science, ancient Greek history to foreign language, the Olympic games are a great time to take a break from the daily grind and homeschool in a fun, hands-on way. Today, members of the Crew are sharing resources … Read more