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Disclaimer: I received IEW’s Introduction to Public Speaking for free in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own. This post contains affiliate links. Speaking in public is many people’s top fear. There’s just something about standing in front of a room of people that elicits a quickened heart rate and sweaty palms….
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Underdog Games in exchange for an honest review of Trekking through History. All opinions are my own. This post may contain affiliate links. Did you know many historians consider the book, The Tale of Genji, written by lady-in-waiting, Murasaki Shikibu, to be one of the world’s first novels? This…
The homeschool high school transcript. This one little document causes a lot of trouble and anxiety in the homeschool community. There’s an air of mystery surrounding the homeschool high school transcript that leaves many homeschoolers opting for public school to avoid what they see as a very complicated endeavor. But the truth is, homeschool transcripts…
I am not an all-weather person. To be honest, my kids aren’t either. When it’s wet, cold, and rainy, I want to be curled up with hot chocolate watching the gloom from my window. This makes it difficult to ensure we are getting exercise into our day. And our homeschool PE group, while indoors, is…
I’ve had a long-time love affair with the IEW curriculum. (IEW stands for Institute for Excellence in Writing.) I find it to be superior to other writing and grammar programs I’ve tried. We have used Fix It! Grammar in our homeschool for many years. And while I like to sing its praises, there were some…
We live in a world run by code. Our kids nowadays are surrounded by technology from the moment they’re born. Living in one of the tech capitals, the pressure for kids to begin coding before they can talk is real. Impractical, certainly, but there nonetheless. The thing is, not all coding programs or courses are…
Just like Santa’s list we checked in-state and a few selected out-of-state colleges to see if they required incoming students to include course descriptions with their transcripts for admission. Before our oldest’s Senior year, we checked again. With a sigh of relief, none did. I washed my hands of the matter and prepared to never…
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored by Mr. D Math. I was compensated for my time in exchange for an honest review. One of the most difficult homeschool high school credit requirements to fill is in my opinion, foreign language. I only speak one language, despite taking four years of Spanish in high school and four…
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