What's on your summer reading list? Here is an easy read you can add to your list! This is the debut book from a SchoolhouseTeachers.com teacher - Jarm Del Boccio, Author. It's called The Heart Changer and is available as either a digital book (epub or mobi) or a good old … [Read more...]
Dyslexia Gold {Review}
If you have a young child that struggles with reading, I would recommend you try out Dyslexia Gold. My friend's son had the chance to check it out recently with the gift of the Dyslexia Gold Full Bundle subscription. The title of the company is a bit misleading because … [Read more...]
The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls {Review of Books 3 & 4}
WorthyKids, an imprint of Hachette Book Group has come out with two more books in their series The Secret of the Hidden Scrolls. Olivia and I read and reviewed the first two books in the series, "The Beginning" and "The Race to the Ark" a couple of years ago. I definitely … [Read more...]
Reading Eggs Workbook {Review}
Reading Eggs is not a new company, so you likely have heard of it. That being said, you probably only know it as an online program that teaches reading. It actually teaches more than just little ones how to read... it also has higher level reading, which includes comprehension, … [Read more...]
Paddington Bear – A Picture Book Explorer from Branch Out World {Review}
With the release of the Paddington Bear movie recently, this lit-based unit study by Branch Out World will likely be well received by any little ones in your house. Paddington Bear This book is a part of Branch Out World's Picture Book Explorers series. It is geared towards … [Read more...]
Kayla Jarmon Books {Review}
Kayla Jarmon has written a few really sweet books that my daughter and I got to read. They are called "A Boy and his Dog", "Dying Is Part of This World", and "Don’t Forget Me". Children's books We received these children's books in the form of a pdf. You can read it on your … [Read more...]
Weigl Publishers Digital Books {Review}
Weigl Publishers has some really great digital books for your children! Forgive the crude comparison, but these books are like ebooks on steroids! I know ebooks are the way books are going in this century, but I'm not a huge fan. I still love the feel of the pages and I … [Read more...]
Spelling with Memoria Press {Review}
Spelling is sometimes forgotten in a homeschool household. Don’t let that happen! It, unfortunately, will make your child look uneducated when they are not. My daughter has been using the Traditional Spelling I curriculum from Memoria Press for the last couple of months. I don’t … [Read more...]
I Love Me Some Carole P. Roman Books!
Carole P. Roman has a wonderful collection of books. Our family has reviewed them in the past and we have usually only reviewed the ones about countries or historical times. This time, we are reviewing a couple of different types of books from the Carole P. Roman books and … [Read more...]
A Reading Program with Character (Pun Intended) {Review}
When teaching the subject of reading to my youngest, she thought that once she got through this one book we were using that she was done with reading. She even went so far as to ask me one time why her brother (whom is 4 years older than her and can read well) was reading a book, … [Read more...]