If you have ever searched for a homeschool language arts curriculum that is open-and-go, gentle, and biblical, you have probably run across Language Lessons for a Living Education by MasterBooks. This curriculum claims to do it all—grammar, writing, spelling, and reading comprehension—all in one book. And, yes, that’s correct (and wonderful for busy homeschool parents),…
If you have a student who doesn’t like math—or who’s lost their way somewhere along the way—Denison Algebra may be just what you need. Denison Algebra is a mathematics curriculum that specializes in a gradual, easy-to-comprehend style that even non-mathy students can grasp. We’ve used it in our home school, and having exchanged notes with…
Why Easy Grammar Is a Homeschool Mom’s Dream Curriculum If you have homeschooled for any period of time, you’ve experienced that moment—yes, that one, where you pull out a brand new book of grammar and your eyes just glaze over before your child even pulls out their pencil sharpener. Too much preparation. Too many tears…
Kindergarten is a crucial time for a child. It’s where they get the foundation they need for their future schooling. They learn about letters and numbers and begin to develop their reading and writing skills. Everything they learn during this stage is what will prepare them for the years ahead. A critical part of reading…
There are some words in the English language that are just plain long. These words often have four or more syllables and can be difficult to spell and even more difficult to pronounce correctly. But with a bit of practice, your students will be able to master these multisyllabic monsters in no time! In this…
Open-ended questions are a great way to get to know your child and help them learn and grow. They provide an opportunity for meaningful conversations and allow children to share their thoughts and feelings. Asking open-ended questions is a great way to encourage creativity and communication skills. Closed-ended questions provide a limited range of answers,…