There is a lot of advice concerning how to homeschool your younger children from individuals who support a boxed curriculum to those who will tell you play is best. I firmly believe you should let your children and your own feelings guide the decisions you make about homeschooling – (while keeping in mind the requirements … Read more
This article is in collaboration with My Father’s World. Select members of the Crew have been using selections of My Father’s World curriculum with their families. My Father’s Word is a curriculum company dedicated to designing excellent homeschool curriculum that is easy to use. Combining the best of Charlotte Mason ideology, classical education, and unit … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Reading Kingdom. According to the Department of Education: 2 out of 3 children fail to become proficient readers! Reading Kingdom is a reading and writing system developed by Dr. Marion Blank, a world renowned expert on literacy, also the Director of Light on Learning Institute at Columbia University. Reading … Read more
I can hear you know, “here we go again, another post for little ones on how important sensory bins are, but all I see is MESS MESS MESS!!!” or “I have a baby or a toddler that is eating everything, so we can’t do sensory experiences in our house.” Well, actually you can. You can … Read more
This article is on collaboration with BJU Press Homeschool. The fourth edition of BJU Press Focus on Fives published by BJU Press Homeschool is a fun and inviting curriculum geared for kindergarten children that can be used in a homeschool setting. There are six goals outlined including inviting students into the excitement of learning with … Read more