Reviews and More

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School this week has been limited to review products, which means that our lives are enriched and we are learning and growing beyond our own little perspective. I feel a little, wee bit, hardly-at -all-guilty over saying  that these products are "excellent" but once you get your hands on them, you'll see for yourself just how amazing they are!

Computer Science Anyone?TeenCoder is just the thing. A wonderful, much needed addition to the homeschooling market, especially for non-techno families like ours. You are going to want to check this out!

Who doesn't love Art and Geography? If you don't, we need to chat! Global Art will keep the inspiration flowing!

Circle Time is one of those must reads for homeschoolers. Organize your day around your family and get more done than you thought possible!
Christi the Coupon Coach's Couponing Made Simple will help you re-think how you shop. We have some crazy shopping challenges and I've emailed Christi about them. She is a wealth of knowledge and a shopping hacker and will teach you how to be one too. A must read for anyone buying groceries these days!

There's more coming up: a documentary on Almanzo Wilder, Notgrass History, Bible Study for All Ages and Understanding Child Brain Development, with more coming after that!

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Good Stuff.

The Ultimate List of Educational Websites

The 20 Best Educational Apps and Web Tools of the Year.

And one more amazing list from Spritti-bee: My Big-FAT Homeschool Links List.

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3 sides of the house are done, leaving one side and the windows on the front porch. 

Next up, the stairs. More sanding. More stain. Fun times. 

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Why do I so love this picture?! 

Funny joke pictures. 

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Finished The God King- another winner from Bethlehem Books; historical fiction about the Egyptian King mentioned in 2 Kings, along with Hezekiah, and the Assyrians. Great story-telling with a riveting plot.

We are currently reading the Magna Charta by Doughtery. Interesting look at the Middle Ages. 

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Ready for school in the fall? 

Tell me what you are looking forward to most, a new tool you've discovered or a field trip you're going on.