As you may know by my previous review on TOS Magazine, and my previous position as part of the TOS Crew, I read and subscribe to The Old Schoolhouse Magazine! It’s a wonderful publication just chock full of information for Christian homeschoolers. It always seems to contain within its pages just what I need at
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Molly’s January Money-Saving Digest is here! I received Molly’s Digest free in exchange for an honest review 🙂 If you aren’t already familiar with Molly’s Digests, they are wonderful e-books packed with terrific money-savers for every aspect of your life. Molly has declared 2010 the year to get organized! She has included five organizational forms
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The Portable North Pole is a service put on by Sympatico.ca. Enter some details about your child, what s/he has asked for for Christmas, and even download a picture. Then your child can view a video message directly from Santa. The video can be in French or in English. My daughter loved this last year
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Recently, TOS has come out with a new series of e-books from Amanda Bennett, Download ‘n Go. My 5 year old and I enjoyed the Autumn Treasures e-book so much that I was delighted to get the chance to see another one. I received the Birthday Bonanza E-book in return for an honest review. Download
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Go to Amazon to download a free Kindle program for your PC. Now you don’t need a Kindle to access all those books online! Once you download the program, you will find free books at Amazon Listmania and at Amazon Free Kindle Books. And here’s another great place to find free books online, Google Books.
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We’ve enjoyed Usborne books and have used them in our homeschool for years. To take a look at all the wonderful, fun, educational books Usborne has to offer go to http://kim.yellowducksonline.com for the full catalogue. These can be shipped across Nova Scotia and Canada. Usborne books are used in various homeschool curricula: The Well-Trained Mind,
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Because homeschoolers are often pinching pennies to make ends meet, I very much enjoy bringing you these reviews of Molly’s Money-Saving Digests. A copy of the December edition was provided to me in exchange for an honest review 🙂 As always, there are money-saving tips and recipes in the pages of the latest digest. An
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Weaving on a Loom can be a very educational addition to homeschooling your children, especially when studying historical periods & cultures that weave. Not only that, but they can create great little weavings for themselves or for gifts! You can make your own loom using simple index cards (or print THIS out on cardstock and
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Until last year, I hadn’t ever celebrated Advent, and didn’t even really know what it was. A few homeschoolers on The Homeschool Lounge had talked about Advent, and posted a link to a free Advent study, and I thought I would give it a try with my family. I’m so glad I did as we
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Nanowrimo is here again! What is NaNoWriMo? National Novel Writing Month happens every November! The challenge is to write an entire novel in just 30 days. That means participants begin writing November 1 and must finish by midnight, November 30. The word-count goal for the adult program is 50,000 words, but the Young Writers Program
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