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Computer Programming for Teens: Review

Is your child or teen into computers? Do they want to give programming a try? Homeschool Programming Inc. was founded in 2008 by homeschooling parents with degrees in Computer Science and Engineering. It offers computer programming curricula for children in Grades 4-12. I had the pleasure of receiving the Teen Coder Java Year Pack to

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How Do We Know God Is Really There? Children’s Book Review

Apologia is launching a new series of picture books for children, designed to introduce kids to the important questions of the Christian faith. How Do We Know God Is Really There? is the first in the series. How Do We Know God is Really There? follows a boy and his father as they go about

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Remember – Movie Review

Children used to begin government school at age 6, for Grade 1. Then Kindergarten/Primary was introduced to prepare children for Grade 1. Many jurisdictions have a Pre-Kindergarten or Junior Kindergarten now, and there are even preschools offered in some government schools today. Some parents who choose not to “do school” in the early years (or

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Love the Journey – Book Review

Love the Journey: Real-life testimony of God’s faithfulness in every day is a devotional for mothers. It was written by Stephanie Jackson, who runs the HEMS (Helping, Encouraging, Mentoring, Serving) Christian support group in the Halifax Regional Municipality in Nova Scotia. Although Stephanie runs a homeschool group, she mainly muses on being a wife and

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The 5 Money Personalities: A Book For Every Couple – Review

The 5 Money Personalities is by Scott & Bethany Palmer, a married couple of financial advisors. They have found over the years that everyone has a primary and secondary money personality.  The 5 Money Personalities are: Saver Spender Security Seeker Risk Taker Flyer By reading the book, and taking the Money Personality Test together, I learned that

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A Super Duper Fun Way for Kids to Open Up: Review

Super Duper Publications began 27 years ago, with a Speech-language Pathologist and two lesson plans. Now it’s an online store full of great learning games for your child, whether they have a learning disability or not, and whether they are in public school or homeschool. Do you have a quiet child, or a child with

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