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Abeka Kindergarten Reading

Wednesday, July 29th, 2009 at 10:59 am  

Abeka Kindergarten Abeka Grade 1 One especially good product from Abeka is their Kindergarten Summer Reading Library, “Reading for Fun”.  This is a boxed set of 55 little books that my children really enjoyed. All five of our children used this book set to move from learning how to read to being able to pick […]

Alpha Omega July Sale!

Friday, July 24th, 2009 at 3:25 pm  

ALPHA OMEGA is offering their best discount for one day only!!  20% OFF for ONE DAY ONLY- Monday- July 27 Don’t Miss This! No Coupon Needed. I just got a letter from Nancy of Alpha Omega Publications and she wants to let our homeschool families know at Best Homeschool Buys that a great, last minute […]

7000 Children’s Books-Half Off

Sunday, July 19th, 2009 at 5:48 pm  

I have ordered from BookCloseouts .about half a dozen times and each time I have been impressed with the service and the value. I have found some hardcover classics that were priced less than paperbacks. It is like a treasure hunt when I look through their online catalog. When I spend a little time searching, […]

Is College Necessary for Homeschoolers?

Saturday, July 11th, 2009 at 8:14 pm  

My daughter and I watched this short video today. She can identify with many of the points made by the students in the film. We had just been discussing the lack of value in college today. Her dad keeps reminding us that a college degree is a ticket to many opportunities that you will be […]

Best in Children’s Books

Thursday, July 9th, 2009 at 4:50 pm  

These are the books that I grew up with.  The stories and pictures are delightful and remind me of my childhood. When I began homeschooling my children, my mother let me have this set that is shown in the picture above. The name of the series is Best in Children’s Books published by Nelson Doubleday […]

Seven Things that Help When Homeschooling Gets Hard

Saturday, July 4th, 2009 at 2:32 pm  

We all have bad homeschooling days sometimes. …even had bad weeks, or bad months, and even some bad years. Now years later, it doesn’t seem to matter that every homeschooling day wasn’t rosy. Life is just not a bed of roses and neither is homeschooling.  So we just have to expect that there will be […]

Apologia Science Review

Friday, July 3rd, 2009 at 4:38 pm  

Apologia Home School Curriculum for Science was a Good Fit for Our Family Our oldest son used Christian science texts that were designed for classroom instruction. He got through Chemistry because one of the fathers volunteered to teach a small homeschool class. I read about Apologia when it was newly released (I think it was […]

Used Sonlight for Sale?

Wednesday, July 1st, 2009 at 4:17 pm  

For Discount or Used Sonlight: Question about buying used Sonlight books: “We are planning to begin using Sonlight as our primary homeschool curriculum. We are new to homeschooling and would like to ask others who have more experience. Since Sonlight is expensive, we are wondering if instead of purchasing the core sets fromSonlight, is it […]

Using Abeka Curriculum in Homeschool

Saturday, June 27th, 2009 at 2:44 pm  

Some advice from an experienced A Beka Teacher: “I have taught A Beka for years . The curriculum is very scripted meaning that it tells the teacher exactly what to say and do. It is also very seatwork oriented.  The best thing about it is that my children learn so much! To make it more […]

Delight Directed Learning

Friday, June 26th, 2009 at 10:33 am  

At 13 Lane was interested in learning everything he could about computers.  Not just how to use them, but how to build them and how they work. Even though we had regular lessons like math, history, and literature, Lane was allowed much flexibility with his time to pursue his learning about computers. Not only did […]

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