Tag: Reviews
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Thanksgiving: A Time to Remember
In Thanksgiving: A Time to Remember by Barbara Rainey, you’ll find no political correctness, just the simple story of a journey of faith.
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How the Grinch Stole Christmas {Review & Activities}
Youngsters delight in the simple, language, older students ponder the meaning. Review and activities.
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Critical Conditioning
Critical Conditioning provides an age-graded outline of critical thinking skills we can apply to most disciplines, but especially through literature.
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Come Look With Me Art Series
The Come Look With Me series by Gladys S. Blizzard is a set of books that makes art appreciation for young children very simple!
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A Time of Wonder {Book Activities}
Time of Wonder is a favorite read aloud, and another gentle introduction to geography.
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All the Places to Love ~ Review
All the Places to Love is a beautifully illustrated picture book that begins where a child is — or in this case where a child is born. Review and suggestions.
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How to Write Clearly ~ Review
Dr. Beechick’s ideas when it comes to writing are summarized in her book, How to Write Clearly: The Meaning Approach.
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Ginger Pye: Review Go-Along Activities
Written in 1951, Ginger Pye by Eleanor Estes, author of the popular Moffat series, has all of the trademarks of an exceptional children’s book
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Review: Carry a Big Stick & Go-Alongs
Courage, humor, a love of family, faith, and “the Strenuous Life” are just a few of the characteristics that define Theodore Roosevelt in this easy-to-read biography.
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Drawing With Children {Review}
Drawing with Children was written for parents to enjoy drawing with their children, but the book can also be used for self-teaching.
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Learn to Write the Novel Way: A Review
The purpose of Learn to Write the Novel Way in a nutshell: to inspire students to write!
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Review: Who Should We Then Read?
Review: Who Should We Then Read? A book about books that makes our jobs easier. Highly recommended!
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Bach: A Review
Part of The Great Composers series published in 1966 by Crowell. Written by an author who loved her subject.
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Homeschooling With a Meek & Quiet Spirit
Encourages us to address and eliminate those things that would keep us from reaching our homeschooling goals.
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What Your Child Needs to Know When ~ Review
Evaluation checklists and resources for personalized education from K-8.
