Foreign Language for Kids by Kids- REVIEW

Foreign Language for Kids by Kids include lessons for all learning styles. There are stickers included to allow for children to move around and label items around the house in Spanish. There are flashcards to help review the words that have been learned from the video. The flashcards are actual images from the video so this helps to put the video into the child’s hand. She is able to recall what the scene represented during the video. There are also several games included within each level. Each level only has one video, but the information from the video is used over a course of 11 lessons for level one, 18 lessons for level two, and 20 lessons for level three. Each level has a certificate of completion to be given to the student.

Reviews, Homeschool Curriculum, HomeschoolLatonya MoAugust 18, 2016Homeschool Curriculum Comments

Researching Together with State The Facts REVIEW

Homeschool Curriculum, Reviews, HomeschoolLatonya MoJuly 8, 2016Homeschool Curriculum, geographyComment

Building Speech Confidence and Improving Pronunciation with Forbrain (REVIEW)

Our purpose for using the Forbrain headset was to help the youngest boost her reading aloud confidence, fluency, and pronunciation. She often loses track of what she is reading which affects her pacing. Forbrain doesn’t necessarily help with tracking, but it does help with being more focused which I noticed when we read the daily history lessons. She would be become more intentional when wearing the headset which helped with her overall reading skills. My youngest daughter does a great job with decoding, and she comprehends everything she reads. I think this is pretty amazing since she has always showed some similar signs of dyslexia. She continues to reverse and see things differently, but if I hadn’t been with her all along and was simply an onlooker those similarities would not jump out to me as a red flag because she has strong skills in other literacy areas.

Homeschool Curriculum, Reviews, HomeschoolLatonya MoJune 13, 2016reading, Homeschool CurriculumComment

Grapevine Studies: Resurrection Review

It wasn’t until I was an adult did I fully understand the meaning of Easter. As a child, I felt so lost when it came to religious holidays. I remember the traditions, but the meaning was lost on me. As the girls continued to get older, my desire to know more about the faith in which I followed grew more and more and it continues to grow. When we studied John in 2011, it was like my eyes were opened and everything had new meaning.