Today I’ll be sharing a review of Jump In, 2nd Edition from Writing with Sharon Watson. This middle school composition course has been updated to enhance your child’s writing skills and reignite their enjoyment of the task. This will be Bear’s writing curriculum for the upcoming school year.
Category Archives: Homeschool Review Crew
Teach Financial Responsibility & Entrepreneurship via The Kingdom Code
Today’s review features a detailed look at a money management and entrepreneurship program offered by The Kingdom Code. We received The Complete Starter Kit which includes all the materials for a full year, bible based financial course that can be taken as an elective.
Review: Hey Mama! 2019-2020 Homeschool Planner
This week’s post features a detailed look at the Hey, Mama! Homeschool Planner for 2019-2020 Year. This is the latest planner release from The Old Schoolhouse® and was created by Gena Suarez.
Review: Supercharged e-Science Homeschool Curriculum
We enjoyed a Science filled spring thanks to Supercharged Science! This website offers K-12 science lessons and experiments for all grade levels. Find out our thoughts on the e-Science Homeschool Science Curriculum.
Books of the Week: God is Better than Princesses & Trucks
This week’s book share includes the review of God is Better than Princesses and God is Better than Trucks. These are A-Z books that share a royal or vehicle feature that provide an easy to understand translation about the character of God for children. We recommend both Christian Focus publications book for children ages 3 to 9 years old.
Book of the Week: Nothing by Natalee Creech
This weekly book share will be a review of Nothing by Natalee Creech. This story features a child’s view of Romans 8:38-39 and how nothing can separate us from the love of God.
Review: The Critical Thinking Detective, Vocabulary Book 2
For two years The Critical Thinking Co. products have been a staple in our homeschool. Learn the details of how weekly practice with their vocabulary books allows for critical thinking, deductive reasoning, and observation skills to develop at an age-appropriate pace.
Review: Pathway to Liberty’s Middle Ages History Curriculum
Learn how Pathway to Liberty’s History Curriculum allowed my Kindergartner and 5th grader to walk through The Middle Ages together.
Review: Stop Motion Animation Kit (Stopmotion Explosion)
Recently Bear was able to learn how to create cool animated Lego videos using the Stopmotion Explosion kit. Check out the blog post to learn about the creation process. Then, watch his recent YouTube video to see the premiere of his first mini-movie.
Christian Heroes Then & Now (Book/Unit Studies)
Enjoy the review of this faith-based biography series and corresponding Unit Study guides.
Marriage, Motherhood, & Homeschool 