Iceberg

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Have you ever wondered what it was like during the times of the Titanic? Perhaps you’ve watched the movie or perhaps not, but maybe you prefer to read about it? Disclosure: I received a copy of this book in exchange… Read More »

How To Cultivate A Strong Vocabulary In Your Child

This is a guest post. I have always been passionate about languages and giving children the tools to cultivate a strong vocabulary from a young age. A rich vocabulary is hugely important, helping kids express their thoughts and feelings – laying the groundwork for academic success and a lifelong love for learning. From everyday conversations… Read More »

AbleLingo ASL Courses

Two of my daughters are learning ASL (American Sign Language) this year and we are using AbleLingo. Have you heard of AbleLingo? Keep reading to learn more. Disclosure: We received access to these courses in exchange for our honest opinion. Able Lingo ASL Courses Each course consists of video lessons around a specific topic. Each… Read More »

All About Spelling

My youngest daughter struggles with spelling and I’ve been looking for the best way to help her catch up. We’ve tried a few free or cheap resources for spelling but none of it stuck. I’d heard a lot about All About Spelling and wanted to try it out so I collaborated with the All About… Read More »

Grammar for Writers

If you are looking for an online course about grammar for homeschoolers, check out Compass Classroom’s Grammar for Writers course. Disclosure: I received the course in exchange for review. This post contains affiliate links. Grammar for Writers Grammar for Writers is a half credit course for high school level that can be completed completely online.… Read More »

Top 3 Necklaces for Women

Are you looking for necklaces as a gift idea for someone special? Or perhaps it is for yourself? Here are my Top 3 Necklaces for Women from gold chain to crystal pendant. Which would you pick for yourself? Which would you pick for a friend? Disclosure: This post is sponsored and contains affiliate links. Top… Read More »

180 Days of Geography

Looking for an open and go workbook for geography for your homeschool or for extra study? 180 Days of Geography has workbooks for grades Kindergarten to Grade 6. There are other subjects as well from Reading to Science to Math. Disclosure: I was given the 180 Days of Geography Grade 6 book to review from… Read More »

Angus is Here

Did your child recently lose a beloved dog? Angus is here might be the book you didn’t know you needed. Angus is Here Summary: A young child navigates grief after losing a beloved family pet and learns what it means for a loved one’s presence to remain even after they are gone. Angus may be… Read More »

Walking Together

In an effort to read more Canadian Indigenous literature I was sent Walking Together by Elder Albert D. Marshall and Louise Zimanyi by Annick Press to review. It’s a picture book about Turtle Island with beautiful illustrations by Emily Kewageshig. Disclosure: I received this book for review. This post contains paid links. Summary: This innovative… Read More »

My Teaching Library

If you are a homeschooling parent or teacher, you will want to hear about My Teaching Library. It’s a website where you can find teaching resources to use in your school or home. You can pay for each resource you would like individually or you can pay one yearly fee and download as many resources… Read More »