Share 0 Tweet 0 Pin 0 This is our family’s fifth year using Teaching Textbooks as our homeschool math curriculum. I’ve written a thorough review of Teaching Textbooks, shared before about how we use it as a key component of our multi-age homeschool, and even listed some of the surprising features and benefits that you
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Share 0 Tweet 0 Pin 0 When I was in high school I had a deaf friend named Jon who was in several of the same classes I attended. A sign language interpreter attended classes with him to interpret each teacher’s lessons. The interpreter also started an after-school sign language club so that Jon’s friends
Share 0 Tweet 0 Pin 0 My daughter Emma loves to sing and she takes a vocal performance class at our local homeschool co-op. But private voice lessons are out of our budget and would be challenging to fit into our homeschool schedule. We were thrilled to learn about a program called Vocal Gym!We were