Apr 27, 2012 Posted by sweetie

Crypto Mind Benders ~ Critical Thinking Press

Critical Thinking Press is a company that provides a variety of materials to aid in building thinking skills in all areas of learning. From math to science to writing, products are available to help students achieve deeper thinking and understanding . I have often wanted to utilize their products but have never followed through.  When a review for Critical Thinking Press became available, I just... read more

Apr 22, 2012 Posted by sweetie

God’s Great Covenant ~ Review

As a homeschooling mom, I love when I know a company is a reliable source for quality curricula. After Latin for Children and Art of Argument, I know that Classical Academic Press in one of those companies. I was very interested in seeing if my thoughts would be reinforced after utilizing God’s Great Covenant. God’s Great Covenant is a four part course that takes the student on a journey... read more

Apr 16, 2012 Posted by sweetie

Chemistry – Christian Kids Explore Science

When I began this homeschool journey, I knew exactly what my weak areas would be in teaching. History? Got it covered. English? No problem. Math? Hmm, this could be tricky. Science? Um, we don’t really need science, right? There was a weak spot. Science. For years I have tossed back and forth on science and how to make it a successful part of our homeschool. Trying to find a system/method/plan that... read more

Apr 12, 2012 Posted by sweetie

Write With World

There is no shortage of writing curricula/programs available from early elementary to high school. Trying to decide which program is best suited to your child, your goals and your budget can be overwhelming. So why would yet one more writing curriculum need to be created? One more writing curriculum was needed because World Magazine saw a gap in what was being produced and felt it important to fill that... read more

Apr 9, 2012 Posted by sweetie

TruthQuest History

Over our years of homeschooling, I have tried different curricula for history. One factor was a common thread….books. Well written, engaging books that cause my child to think, question and learn. Living books. I can remember history in high school. Boring, short snippets about various people and events that shockingly left out so much exciting and relevant information! History is important! Studying... read more