Monthly Archives: February 2012

Abeka Homeschool Curriculum – An Honest Look at the Pros and Cons Abeka homeschool curriculum is a K-12, accredited, Christian based homeschooling program that uses teaching techniques that are similar to those used in traditional schools. A Beka Book was … Continue reading →

Writing curriculum that is taught in a home school setting should not only meet the requirements of public school curriculum, but should also give the chance for a child to excel at a faster rate than in traditional schooling. This … Continue reading →

The Beliefs of Abeka Books: Abeka books is a well known homeschooling program that focuses on teaching your child with traditional Christian values. I really love that they focus on putting God first and base the lessons around those principles. … Continue reading →

How – To Choose And Use An Online Homeschool Curriculum As a parent who has chosen homeschooling as the best educational option for your child, online curriculum resources can be an important component of your children’s education. If you have … Continue reading →

More and more children are being homeschooled these days. Because of this, there is an abundance of resources for homeschooling. There are several types of homeschooling, including Classical, Montessori and Eclectic. You may also have heard of Abeka homeschool. Actually, … Continue reading →

Most parents think that homeschooling their child is hard work. However, it should be the other way around. It should be an exciting experience for both the learner and the teacher. Many Christians opt to educate their child at home … Continue reading →

The Abeka homeschool curriculum is the most popular homeschool curriculum available. Almost everyone who has even thought about homeschooling has heard of it. The company is based in Pensacola Florida. There are pros and cons to anything that you purchase. … Continue reading →

Cross-curricular integration is valuable with all subjects, but is especially important with math and language arts. Rhythmic recitation will enhance your homeschool math curriculum in many ways. Most importantly, the rhythmic element, essential to success in math, is strengthened by … Continue reading →

Virtual schools – are they really homeschooling? Virtual homeschooling has become increasingly popular in recent years. However, most virtual “homeschooling” programs are not really “homeschool” but are just a virtual public school. This can be a fine choice for some … Continue reading →

Homeschool my child for free? You’ve got to be kidding, right? But what if I weren’t kidding? What if you could pull resources from other areas and actually spend little to no money and still give my kids an awesome … Continue reading →