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John D. Mays, author of Novare Physical Science: A Mastery-Oriented Curriculum, believes that science education needs a total overhaul. He believes that science texts should cover fewer topics,...
Parents who are reluctant to get into science experiments because they fear they will be unable to explain or understand results will find these books extremely useful. The teacher is not expected...
The Wonderful Way Babies are Made is one of the best books I have seen for helping parents explain the facts of life to their children. It discusses babies, the sexual act, and reproduction all in...
The Science and Living in God's World series for kindergarten through eighth grade are revised reprints of science texts from the 1950s and 1960s, originally published by Mentzer, Bush and Company...
Dr. Durell Dobbins, author of The Rainbow science course for junior high, continues with the same user-friendly approach for high school chemistry that makes The Rainbow a great science program....
The Awesome Science DVDs are remarkably good. The six DVDs in the series each cover a single science topic, presenting and explaining from a young-earth creationist point of view. The six topics...
Media Angels publishes science unit studies as well as a guide to creating your own such studies. The guide, Teaching Science and Having Fun! is optional, but I have reviewed it as a resource for...
Four books for grades K, 1, 2, 4 and 7 are available in this series, although more should be developed in the future. Kindergarten Scieince for Young Catholics uses hands-on science activities and...
The Getty-Dubay Italic style of handwriting can be taught with this series of worktexts for kindergarten through sixth grade. (The first three books, Books A through C, are also available in...
Peterson Directed Handwriting should appeal to home educators since it is both inexpensive and thorough. Homeschool handwriting kits include the teacher and pupil books plus a self-adhesive...
Classical Conversations has published a cursive program that incorporates art lessons and activities along with meaningful content that connects to other subject areas. While there are other...
Delightful Handwriting is an introductory course for learning printed forms of letters in your choice of Zaner Bloser or D’Nealian style. A single teacher’s manual covers both styles, but student...
I reviewed two of the eight books in this series and was very positively impressed. Although this series is advertised as an enrichment program, I can see it working very well for homeschoolers as...
History Stories for Children, now in its third edition, features more than sixty stories and poems that help bring history to life. Stories are each just a few pages long, perfect for the attention...
"If you weren't a Christian, a Jew or a close relative of the emperor, life in the Roman empire could be peaceful and pleasant." Thus opens the chapter in this book on the Roman Empire. And this is...
BiblioPlan offers a unique approach for teaching history to children at all grade levels together. BiblioPlan courses teach from a biblical Christian (Protestant) worldview, although not all...
Take a gastronomical tour of the world or of the United States with Eat Your Way Around the World by Jamie Aramini or Eat Your Way Through the USA by Loreé Pettit. A handful of recipes for each...
PAC World Geography offers an independent study option for acquiring one high school credit with this year-long course. The course consists of six PAC texts, six activity workbooks, and a teacher’s...
Please read my review of Short Lessons in World History since this book is by the same authors and is similar in format. I'll focus on points where Short Lessons in U.S. History differs from Short...
Stories are a great way to introduce young children to history. First timeline uses forty brief stories--just right for young ones with limited attention spans--to introduce bits of history in...
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