List of ways to implement Singapore math
We can pick the best curricula, but the key to successful learning is teaching and implementation. Who will benefit from this post While I’ve given
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Language Arts – from TGATB to MCT
Like many homeschooling families, we started our Language Arts journey using The Good and the Beautiful (TGATB). It was an open-and-go program with
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Why use a structured spelling program
We started to use All About Spelling (AAS) in 2020. My child was 6.5-years-old, and we started at Level 2. We are now at Level 4, and AAS continues to be
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The Brilliance of Singapore Math
I write a lot about our math curricula, so I thought it would be fitting to share why it is one of the best choices you can make for your homeschool.
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What to Teach your Preschooler
I get asked this a lot – what to teach a preschooler or an early kindergartner, and is a curriculum essential? The answer will vary based on your
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The Not So Read-Aloud Family
I started to write this blog months ago. It was right after I read Sarah Mackenzie’s Read-Aloud Revival and I was ready to start a read-aloud revival in
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Evan-Moore Science sneak peak for Pre-K
If you have a curious preschooler or kindergartner at home, why not consider introducing them to some Science? My four year old always enjoyed
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Starting the homeschool journey
This is the last week of school and while I feel a sense of relief, I am also attempting to embark on a new adventure of summer homeschooling with my
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