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Review: Principles of Marketing

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Munchkin was excited about the possibility of doing this review as she currently is thinking about her plans for the future.  When we received the dvd, I popped it into the computer and started printing out the lesson plans, learning objectives (by chapter), course syllabus, and key terms (by chapter).  (You can view these on the computer, but I wanted to have physical copies for Munchkin.)  I had Munchkin look over everything prior to starting the lessons, so she would have a better understanding of the class. For the classes themselves, the student listens to a lecture accompanied with powerpoint…

Rubik’s Cube + Scrabble = Scruble Cube

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Most of us are pretty familiar with both Scrabble and the Rubik’s Cube, but have you heard of the Scruble Cube?  No?  Well, I hadn’t either until I was introduced to it through the Homeschool Crew.  As soon as I saw it, I was intrigued, and I admit, a little intimidated.  Hmmm….  So, not only do I need to come up with words like in Scrabble, but I also need to be able to plan everything out and rotate a cube to be able to score points.  **gulp** Game Play Players take turn forming words on the cube.  The letters…

Review & Giveaway: Carlito C. Caterpillar’s Math House Games

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Carlito C. Caterpillar’s Math House Games is a set of large, durable activity cards on an o-ring for easy of use.  The card set features 20 steps to help kids learn math in a fun, hands-on way.  While these cards are labeled as math games, they are actually math activities.  There are 2 activities for each step of the program.  The steps are broken down into 3 different stages which get progressively more difficult.  It’s an immersion program, so kids learn by physically doing the math concepts being presented. All of the activities can be done with things from around…

Tri-Cross Game Review

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Checkers meets Stratego… That’s how D described this fun game of strategy called Tri-Cross. When the game arrived at the house, we all read through the instructions of this completely new to us game, but it didn’t really “click” until we watched the video on how to play. There are different versions of the game which have varying degrees of difficulty. We decided to stick with the beginner version as we got use to the game play.  (The beginner version is shown above, and the more advanced version is shown below.) It was soon very apparent that this was Daddy’s…

A Fun New Tool

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Project 365 – #262 I was blessed with the opportunity to review a Bamboo tablet which arrived today.  We’ve been having fun playing with it tonight.  It’s a fun tool, but it’s also a functional tool that we’ll be able to use for our homeschool. Today, we were just experimenting with some of the different features and programs that came with it.  We played a game, tested out the note taking tools, had fun doing a little drawing, and playing with some of the picture features.  There was a good bit of laughter and “this is so cool” going on…