Ancient Egypt Homeschool Resource: Mysteries of the Nile

I had wanted to find the perfect ancient Egyptian resource.  An ancient Egyptian resource which would not only be interesting to the children, but also to me.  I had already taught this era to my older three children and I needed something which would give a spark to it second time round.  Mysteries of the…

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“Trust Fund” from Mapelle Films {Review}

Every Sunday we put aside the time between church services for some good ol' family time.  We always have slow cooker gammon ham, chips and vegetables, which requires very little work from me, and we always watch a film.  We have collected quite a collection of Christian and family friendly dvds, and are always on the look…

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Hands on History with Home School in the Woods {Review}

I am fast becoming Home School in the Woods biggest fan!  I was blessed once more when I was chosen as one of the reviewers of their Time Traveler American series.  I had a choice of New World Explorers, Colonial Life, The American Revolution, The Early 19th Century, The Civil War, Industrial Revolution through Great Depression and World War II.  As we were…

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CompuScholar, Inc. {Review}

I was immediately intrigued by the courses offered by CompuScholar, Inc. the company formerly known as Homeschool Programming.  We use the computer in our school every single day and yet have never taken the time to do any sort of course or increase our understanding of information technology.  I thought the beginner course, Digital Savvy, would be too…

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Celebrating Manhood {Review}

I have always intended to do something special for each child, possibly around their graduation from homeschool, so I jumped at the chance to review Celebrating Manhood: a rite of passage guide from Home School Adventure Co. What is Celebrating Manhood? Celebrating Manhood is a short booklet containing all you need for a celebratory night of fun for…

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Home School in the Woods: Ancient Egypt {Review}

What is HISTORY Through the Ages Project Passport World History Study: Ancient Egypt? HISTORY Through the Ages Project Passport World History Study: Ancient Egypt is the brain child of Amy Pac and her family run company Home School in the Woods.  The concept is a good one.  The student is given everything he or she needs…

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