Beginning next Monday and lasting all week, 50 plus bloggers will come together to blog about one of our favorite things- Homeschooling! Whether you join us for for three days or all five, you will find a wealth of information, opinions (we are an opinionated group, don't 'ya know!), and ideas that will knock your socks off.
I know this group and I know you will be blessed.
Hope you can join us!
To get the party off to a fun start, several members of the Schoolhouse Review Crew have joined forces during our August Back to Homeschool Blog Hop to bring you these incredible giveaways, totaling more than $1300 in homeschool curriculum and Paypal cash!
We would love to see one of our readers win this one!
Blessings,
Grand Prize Giveaway
In the Grand Prize Giveaway, someone will win $765 in curriculum, plus $150 in Paypal cash to help you finish up your homeschool shopping! You could win all of the following. Please click on the prize links to learn more about each product. From Home School Adventure Co. -- Philosophy Adventure--Pre-Socratics and Mere Christianity Critical Analysis Journal (digital editions) From Diana Waring Presents -Experience History Through Music From Writing with Sharon Watson - The Power in Your Hands: Writing NonFiction in High School and Writing Fiction [in High School] From Homeschool Legacy -- Westward Ho I & Westward Ho II Once-a-Week Unit Studies From The Old Schoolhouse Magazine -- One-Year Membership to SchoolhouseTeachers.com From Shining Dawn Books -- Charlotte Mason Homeschooling Bundle (Charlotte Mason Homeschooling, Loving Living Math, Grammar Packets, and Creative Nature Walks) From Memoria Press -- Latina Christiana I Set From Excelerate Spanish -- Excelerate SPANISH DVD Lessons 1-6 From WriteShop -- Winner's Choice of WriteShop Primary Book A, B, or C (Teacher's Guide + Activity Pack) From New Millennium Girl Books -- Isabel Writing Bundle From Write Bonnie Rose -- Asia: It's People and History From Home School in the Woods -- Project Passport: The Middle Ages From NotebookingPages.com -- Lifetime Treasury Membership From Victus Study Skills System -- Victus Study Skills Student Workbook & Teacher Edition Bundle From the Schoolhouse Review Crew bloggers -- $150 Paypal Cash
This will be our 2nd year and my biggest goal for this year is just to be more organized and keep better records of our progress and/or areas we need more work.
ReplyDeleteThis is our third year, but our first two years we used K12 online. This year we are doing our own thing.
ReplyDeleteWe are starting our 5th year of homeschool. This year I am hoping to transition us into year round school. (until now we've stuck pretty much to the local public school schedule)
ReplyDeleteHomeschooled 15 years now in 2nd year with grands.
ReplyDeleteWe are starting our 7th year. This year my goal is to have more fun teaching so the kids can have more fun learning. I want to stress less and put less pressure on myself for perfection (it's ok if it doesn't ALL get done). Like most things...learning is a marathon, not a sprint.
ReplyDeleteWe have been homeschooling for three years (PreK-1st). Our goal this year is to become more consistent and remember to keep Christ as the forefront of our learning.
ReplyDeleteThis year, if we go for it, will be my first year homeschooling! Starting with my 6th grader. Thank you for posting your advice & especially curriculum reviews!
ReplyDeleteMichele, I am so thankful that I can keep up with you via your blog emails & FB!! Wish you hadn't moved so soon after we got to VA. XOXO-Caroline E
This is my fourth year. My goal is to have them enjoy learning.
ReplyDeleteThis is my 10th year of homeschooling, started one little guy and now I have 5 in school and a baby to keep things interesting. This is our first year with one in high school, hoping to keep up with everyone's needs this year.
ReplyDeleteJust beginning the adventure, the journey, the creativity, the path to homeschooling... in my family.
ReplyDeleteA prize would be a blessing!
11th year homeschooling four boys. Goal for this year is to get the two who are behind caught up.
ReplyDeleteThis will be our 9th year, first year of high school for my oldest
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