If you are in need of a new school planner for this coming year, I have a great one to share with you! The people at The Old Schoolhouse were kind enough to send a print copy of their new planner all the … Continue reading →
Welcome to the very first Lifelong Learners Link-Up here at DesperateHomeschoolers.com! I am so very excited that you are here! I can’t wait to see what you have to share this week! It’s time to party! Have you learned something … Continue reading →
I’m really excited to announce that I will be starting a new weekly link-up party here at Desperate Homeschoolers next week. I’m calling it the Lifelong Learners Link-Up, and I really hope that you will join the fun, whether as … Continue reading →
We had a lot of fun learning about Japan with Winter Promise’s Children Around the World curriculum, but I’m embarrassed to say that I didn’t capture a single picture of our week! My mom had just left to return to the US … Continue reading →
As I’ve been typing up weekly summaries of our virtual tour learning about Children Around the World, using both Winter Promise and Sonlight curricula, I have been highlighting the books and resources we’ve added for each specific area. I realized recently … Continue reading →
We had so much fun learning about India with Winter Promise’s Children Around the World curriculum that we decided to spend two weeks rather than the one we were assigned to do. Living in Malaysia, we are surrounded by Indian … Continue reading →
Welcome to our summary of all we learned about the Middle East as part of our year of learning about Children Around the World with Winter Promise (and Sonlight) curriculum. If this is your first stop on our journey, you might … Continue reading →
Welcome to our post about our virtual visit to China in our homeschool! I’m a little embarrassed how far behind I have gotten in chronicling our learning about Children Around the World this year. After learning about Canada, our Winter … Continue reading →
For the past few weeks, Middlenificent, Littlenificent, and I have had the pleasure of using Read, Write & Type from Talking Fingers Inc. I have been looking for a typing program that would grab the interest of my 9-year old for about … Continue reading →
I’m so excited to share some free resources with you today from The Old Schoolhouse Magazine! You’ve probably noticed from the many new curriculum reviews I’ve been doing lately that I’m a new member of the Schoolhouse Review Crew this year. (If you’ve missed … Continue reading →
