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Visual Latin… Where do I even begin this review? This program has really changed things around our house. I was one of those homeschool moms who never thought that we’d be studying Latin. It wasn’t even remotely on my radar. I admit that I didn’t place a great deal of value in view full post for Learning Latin Can Be Fun with Visual Latin 
Towards the end of the last school year, we started using Analytical Grammar. I was one of those moms that said I wouldn’t use a grammar program that required a great deal of diagramming. Well, once again, I’m eating my own words. It turns out that diagramming works for Munchkin. She doesn’t always like view full post for Analytical Grammar Companion Dvds 
Project 365 – #255 While Munchkin has been doing high school work in some subjects for a little while now, this year is the first year where she’ll be doing high school level work in all subject, so she’s **gulp** officially in high school. Yikes! How did that happen? She’s excited, but a view full post for 2011-2012 Homeschool Plans Project 365 – #242 I think I’ve mentioned a time or two (or ten) that we had the privilege of listening to Ken Ham at our state homeschool convention in July. While we were there, we ordered the brand new Foundations curriculum from Answers in Genesis. The idea was for us to go view full post for Foundations: Christian Apologetic Course
Elements of Faith Vol. 1: Hydrogen to Tin Faith Facts and Learning Lesson from the Periodic Table Richard D. Duncan The study of the periodic table of elements can often be tedious task for students. Symbols, letters, numbers – they all blur into each other and leave the student wanting view full post for Review: Elements of Faith Vol. 1 |
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