Preschoolers & Peace: Marvelous Mondays
If Preschoolers and Peace isn’t already on your rss feed, and you’re yet to be initiated into the vast world of homeschool curricula and materials, then you should add Kendra to your feed and be prepared for initiation:
This coming Monday, March 30, Cheryl (Copperswife) and I will begin a series of reviews of homeschool curricula. Each Monday, until we run out of topics, we will discuss what we’ve used and liked, as well as what we’ve used and not liked, in a particular subject area. We’re not comparing notes ahead of time, and I think it will be great fun to see where we agree and where we disagree! Every homeschool family is different. In fact, most of us have different sorts of homeschooling needs within our own families. Sometimes it’s helpful to know what worked for another person and why, and it’s just as helpful to know what didn’t work and why. What has failed miserably in my own home might work beautifully in yours! We have no desire to sound as if we know it all, because we don’t. We’re hoping to encourage you and to give you a bit of help in discerning what might work for your family. Cheryl is the homeschooling mother of 4 who began educating her daughters at home in 1989. She is still homeschooling two sons, and just welcomed her fifth grandbaby into the family!
If you have younger-than-school-age children while homeschooling school-age children, Kendra’s conference talk MP3 — Preschoolers, Preparation, and Peace — is also well worth the $3 she is charging for it.
