*The following is an Heirloom Audio Adventures review–a new product we are trying out for the fall semester of 2016.* This past spring, our homeschool got stuck in a rut. It was a boring, no frills, minimalistic rut caused by an over-scheduling of *stuff* and an under-scheduling of quality learning. While we took our out-of-character-for-us Summer Break, the kids and I discussed changes to make this year, such as adding our read …
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Ten Atlases For Your Homeschool Shelf
Post contains affiliate links. World Atlases: The Usborne Children’s World Atlas: Internet Linked – We have had this one since the kids were little; I like how sturdy and kid-friendly it is. It’s only available used on Amazon, but it’s a keeper. National Geographic Student World Atlas – National Geographic atlases always have the best pictures! No surprise there, is it? United States Atlases: Rand McNally 2016 Large Scale Road Atlas – Yes, …
Everything You Need For Eclectic Homeschool History Curriculum
[maxbutton id=”1″] I’ve said that being an eclectic homeschooler doesn’t mean that you just throw a bunch of stuff together and hope it works. Every piece of curriculum is chosen, for a reason. However, I am going to admit that being an eclectic homeschooler does often mean that you have a large variety of materials at your disposal. (Because I like variety. And options.) That said, I do have a …