I’ve used this program once, and I’m about to use it again – I love it! Here’s my review for the America the Beautiful history program:
I’ve used this program once, and I’m about to use it again – I love it! Here’s my review for the America the Beautiful history program:
Here are five things (there are probably a hundred, but time is limited 😁) to consider before joining a homeschooling co-op:
I was sick last Sunday and had to miss our regular services, so today, I caught up! I was blessed to hear “Resurrection Joy” and “Antidotes to Adultery” both by my pastor and husband, Terry Basham, II, while I did my week’s worth of ironing. The first sermon had a quote that really stuck with …
I’ve made an individual video for each grade to shows what we’re planning to use in our homeschool this year. It’s hard to believe I’ll have another one graduating already! I’ll also have a 9th, 7th and 4th grader this year! Scroll down to see the videos: Thanks for watching!
I have been working to become more organized in my daily tasks. Rather than ironing shirts as they are needed, I’m trying to look at the week ahead and do my ironing all at once. This means I can easily spend an hour ironing. This is boring. When I was a little girl, my mother …
I can’t just tell you about this, I have to show you! 🙂 My latest video is a teaching tip for moms who are training their little ones to hear the difference in the various short vowel sounds. Thanks for watching!
Here’s a video designed with new homeschooling moms in mind. I’ve taught all five of my children to read using the amazing Abeka program – and I’ve learned you don’t need every visual that they suggest. Here’s what you need, what you can make, and what you can live without: Thanks for watching!