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Math Rider – a second look….

MathRider, math game for kids, has been a big point of interest in our home the past several weeks.  When we had the opportunity to review this math fact game for a second time, I wasn’t sure how well it would be received. I shouldn’t have worried! My children were thrilled to have access to MathRider once again. It isn’t often that you can put “math facts” and... read more

Homeschool Spanish – A Review

Homeschool Spanish is a curriculum for the whole family to learn Spanish together. It was created by Dr. Karyn Williamson-Coria who is a homeschool mom to three boys. Using her background and experience in teaching foreign languages she designed Homeschool Spanish to meet the needs of families desiring to learn Spanish. Homeschool Spanish has some great features: *Utilizes the immersion method to provide... read more

The World’s Greatest Stories ~ Review

When I heard of The World’s Greatest Stories, I was very excited to review it. The World’s Greatest Stories are word for word reading of Scripture by actor George W. Sarris. While reading different accounts in Scripture, Mr. Sarris dramatizes with different voices, background music and sound effects. The desire of The World’s Greatest Stories is to make Scripture come to life for... read more

Vintage Remedies

When I heard of Vintage Remedies the title intrigue me and I was delighted to be able to review one of their products for young ladies. Vintage Remedies for Girls is designed to teach girls, ages 7-13, about healthy and natural living. While we are not a strict healthy eating family, we do try to eat a healthy, balanced diet and try to be smart with the resources that we use in our home. Having 3 girls... read more

Fractazmic – I See Cards

Last year we had the opportunity to review Pyramath cards from I See Cards. This year we jumped at the chance to give their Fractazmic game a try. We have another enjoyable math card game that makes learning fun! Fractazmic is a card game that can be played by 2-4 children 1st – 8th grades. The wide age range makes it a card game the whole family can play together. Game play covers numbers,... read more

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