It’s that time of year to start planning out your next homeschool year and using a planner is a great way to help you stay organized. If you prefer a paper planner that also comes with a devotional for homeschool moms, the Hey Mama! Homeschool Planner for 2019/20 Year written by Gena Suarez and published
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Homeschool science can be so intimidating for moms to teach but Supercharged Science makes it easy with their fun e-Science Homeschool Science Curriculum. We were graciously given a one-year subscription to Supercharged Science for levels K-12. What Is Supercharged Science? Supercharged Science is an online homeschool science curriculum designed from a creation-neutral perspective. This is great for Christian
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Typing is a great skill to master in today’s technological world. When I learned about a typing program I could use at home with my daughter, I jumped at the opportunity to review it. We received two one-year subscriptions for a typing tutor program called Typing Tournament Online and a fun math practice program called Maths Invaders Online from EdAlive.
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Today, I’m going to share with you a fantastic book for kids called Nothing by Natalee Creech and published by WorthyKids, an imprint of Hachette Book Group. The subtitle, which says, “Nothing Can Separate You From God’s Love”, made me very eager to get my hands on this book and read it. I’m always on
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Homeschooling doesn’t need to be complicated. I love when I find a product that helps make my life as a homeschool mom a little easier. This week I reviewed the Unit Studies from Homeschool Complete. Unit studies are perfect when it comes to filling in the gaps in a subject area or taking a break
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What is Smartick? Smartick is designed for children ages 4-14 and uses Artificial Intelligence technology that helps your child progress at his or her own pace. Smartick began over in the EU and is relatively new to the United States. It is slightly different than other math programs you might see. It was designed not to follow
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