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Primary Arts of Language consists of two courses, Reading and Writing. Ideally they are used together, but both courses may be used on their own. The target audience is kindergarten and first...
With Geometry: Seeing, Doing, Understanding, Harold Jacobs has managed to write a user-friendly geometry text that is heavy on logic and proofs. This is one book where you don’t want to skip the...
Language Lessons for a Living Education has levels 1 through 10, and this review is for levels 3 through 6. You can read my separate reviews of level 1, level 2, and levels 7 through 10. This...
Angela O’Dell has written the “A Living History of Our World” series covering both U.S. and world history. The America’s Story series covers U.S. history in three courses, while The World’s Story...
If you have children who struggle to learn the times tables, you might find Times Tales a godsend. It focuses only on the multiples of three, four, six, seven, eight, and nine, the ones that are...
Children about ages 6 to 12 can drill math facts through Math Rider, an online “quest” game. Created by an Australian company, the game sends “riders” on quests to help free a captured princess....
Reflex is a game-based approach to developing fluency with math facts. It is now available through Time 4 MathFacts®. Parents need to do a quick set up for the program, entering a "class name," and...
Michael Serra’s Discovering Geometry, my favorite Geometry text, includes mathematical puzzles in each chapter. Most students love to work on these just for fun, often not realizing how well the...
Breaking Out of Beginner's Spanish is an excellent supplement for the intermediate Spanish student. Author Joseph Keenan's purpose in writing the book is to help the student become truly fluent in...
This lavishly-illustrated, full-color Latin course is suitable for intermediate students. It is not as challenging as some other high school courses, yet it is quite comprehensive—equivalent to two...
Sonlight Language Arts J covers literature, grammar, composition, and vocabulary using real books, dictation, creative written expression, and discussion. The course is recommended for students in...
Harbor & Sprout’s secular prek and kindergarten programs present academically advanced learning by combining several educational approaches, such as traditional activity pages, multisensory...
Rosetta Stone Homeschool is a series of foreign language programs that helps the student understand spoken words as well as written ones. While this is primarily a conversational approach, there is...
Dr. Robin’s School of Pre-Medicine can provide a significant amount of course content on human anatomy, but it serves best as supplemental material. The website says that it was created for...
WinterPromise (WP) has developed a surprisingly broad curriculum for preschool through high school levels over the past few years. It's a themed curriculum, similar to a unit study, but with a few...
Alpha-Phonics, Sam Blumenfeld’s classic phonics manual, provides comprehensive phonics instruction in a simple, straightforward manner. Rules are presented along with lists of words and syllables,...
I was skeptical about even reviewing this course, since secular treatments of history generally leave much to be desired, but this course is an exception. "SuperStar" teacher Lin Thompson is also...
Kevin Flanigan teaches vocabulary in this series of 36 video lectures, each of which runs about 30 minutes. The course should be great for teens and adults. Flanigan teaches five key principles for...
The three Tuttle Twins guidebooks are great for ages 11 and up, especially those who might be a little too old for the original Tuttle Twins series by the same author. This series consists of two...
Around California with Children’s Books: A History of the Golden State for Intermediate Grades serves as a guide for a one-year course for students in about fourth through sixth grade. This guide...
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