Sent in by D. Collazo
I've been using BJU history and reading this year for the first time. I was excited about learning subjects with a strong Biblical influence and world view, but both
myself and my kids were bored stiff. Have chosen to be creative and do
something else to supplement and use Library books for the next
semester, however, does anyone have any suggestions of exciting, yet
Biblical World View oriented curricula that can preferably be done at
an individual study bases since I teach multiple levels/grades? Thank
you. Any help would be appreciated.
Thursday 10 December 2009
PA Cyberschooling Options
Sent in by S. Stoudt
This may be a question biased toward the Pennsylvania residents on our list... I'm thinking about doing PA cyberschooling for homeschool, perhaps even as early as January. I know there are many options under that umbrella -- what ones have you all tried? What have you found to be the strengths/weaknesses of the program you've used? What have been the overall pros/cons of doing cyberschool as opposed to doing your own thing?
This may be a question biased toward the Pennsylvania residents on our list... I'm thinking about doing PA cyberschooling for homeschool, perhaps even as early as January. I know there are many options under that umbrella -- what ones have you all tried? What have you found to be the strengths/weaknesses of the program you've used? What have been the overall pros/cons of doing cyberschool as opposed to doing your own thing?
Monday 7 December 2009
Fun and Easy Science Videos and Experiments in your In Box!
Submitted by S. Duggan
Ok, I know science can be one of those hard things, and everyone is looking for something different. But I absolutely love Robert Krampf and his site. We use his stuff in addition to what ever science book we are working on. It is a fast, easy fun, way to do a little experimenting and dabbling in real world science!
You can subscribe for his free written science experiments that come to your in box and you just gather materials and follow what he says.
or
You can pay for his video experiments and other online content like Science Photos of the day. You can access some of this content for free but in my opinion it is well worth it to have easy access to the whole thing. Especially since right now he is having a sale. He has also just set up special pricing for co-op, school districts etc.
Check him out at http://www.thehappyscientist.com/ and to quote him,"Have a wonder filled week!"
Ok, I know science can be one of those hard things, and everyone is looking for something different. But I absolutely love Robert Krampf and his site. We use his stuff in addition to what ever science book we are working on. It is a fast, easy fun, way to do a little experimenting and dabbling in real world science!
You can subscribe for his free written science experiments that come to your in box and you just gather materials and follow what he says.
or
You can pay for his video experiments and other online content like Science Photos of the day. You can access some of this content for free but in my opinion it is well worth it to have easy access to the whole thing. Especially since right now he is having a sale. He has also just set up special pricing for co-op, school districts etc.
Check him out at http://www.thehappyscientist.com/ and to quote him,"Have a wonder filled week!"
Upcoming Curriculum Sale
Sent in by K. A. Moyer
Thu Dec 3, 2009 4:12 pm (PST)
Save the Date
Living Waters Used Curriculum Sale
Saturday, April 17th 2010
9 am -1 pm
at Marlton Assembly of God Church
625 East Main Street
Marlton, NJ 08053
The cost of a table will be $10
Thu Dec 3, 2009 4:12 pm (PST)
Save the Date
Living Waters Used Curriculum Sale
Saturday, April 17th 2010
9 am -1 pm
at Marlton Assembly of God Church
625 East Main Street
Marlton, NJ 08053
The cost of a table will be $10
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