Homeschool with Moxie
Check out these posts for homeschool history & geography curriculum reviews, resources, courses, and teaching ideas.
Want to know what the Tuttle Twins books teach? What is their bias or viewpoint? Are they worth buying? Here’s an inside peek and review plus our opinion as a conservative Christian homeschooling family. My posts contain affiliate links. What are the Tuttle Twins Books? If you’ve ever wanted a resource to help teach your elementary kids about the principles… Read More
Many homeschool families find themselves wondering if the Mystery of History by Linda Lacour Hobar or Story of the World by Susan Wise Bauer would be a better fit for them. Since we’ve used both courses in our homesechool through the years, I thought I’d offer my perspective about both of them. Here’s everything you want to know about MOH… Read More
Are you considering purchasing A Tuttle Twins Series of Stories: America’s History by Connor Boyack and Elijah Stanfield? If so, you likely have questions about the format, the content, the topics that are covered, and the background of the author. We’ll give you a video flip through of the book and try to answer your questions too so you will… Read More
Unit studies are an efficient and interesting way to homeschool multiple ages together without losing your mind as the homeschool mom. Have you tried them yet? Here is a round-up list to pin for later with 25 unit studies that are fun for the kids and easy on you! Here’s how to make it work. This post contains affiliate links… Read More
Here we are again! We’ll be homeschooling 9th grade for the fourth time with just one more kid to go in a few more years. As always, some things have remained the same, but some curriculum choices have definitely changed as I’ve learned about new curriculum options. Take a peek at what we’ll be using! My posts contain affiliate links…. Read More
This is a guest post by our friend Danika Cooley from Thinking Kids Press. This post uses affiliate links. Learning about history with kids can be engaging. Here are two simple ways to teach fun history kids will love! Have you ever heard kids say history is their least favorite subject? There’s all those dry dates and boring names! Still,… Read More
Need a few quick open & go lessons for homeschool geography? Here are a few that you can use today! Pin this round-up of Homeschool Geography Mini Lessons so that you can find it when you’re having one of those days. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. I will receive a commission if you purchase from these links…. Read More
We received four books in the Mattie Richardson’s Horses in History Series by Author Mattie Richardson/Appaloosy Books. These books are perfect if you have kids in your home who are crazy about horses. About Horses in History The stories in Mattie Richardson’s Horses in History Series are told from the perspective of a horse. Each book is also set in a… Read More
Who loves to go to the grocery store with kids? Yeah, me neither! In fact, I avoid it at all costs. But when you just have to take a trip to pick up groceries, you might as well grab this Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt FREEBIE and make it a bit more fun. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience…. Read More
Our youngest of five is in first grade this year. After a few times around this block, I’ve returned to some trusty favorite curriculum, but I’m honestly also trying to use up some resources too! Here’s our eclectic mix of curriculum picks for 1st grade homeschool. And don’t miss a peek into our workboxes with a video at the end… Read More
