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Anne Campbell

Toddler Books for Easter

March 28, 2021 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Toddler books for easter

Filling an Easter basket for little ones can be a challenge if you want to stay away from cheap novelty items and candies that could be chocking hazards. Books are always a wonderful choice! They also last a lot longer than little plastic trinkets! We love these two excellent toddler books for Easter. Jelly Bean […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

Happy New Year Activities for Kids

December 26, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Do you stay up late on New Year’s Eve to see the new year roll in? This is a holiday tradition that my night owl kids and I have kept, although Daddy refuses to stay up that late! We love to turn on the television as the final countdown begins and watch the sparkle ball […]

Filed Under: Family, Home Keeping

2 Important Ways to Prepare Your Teen to Vote

October 26, 2020 by Anne Campbell 6 Comments

2 Important Ways to Prepare Your Teen to Vote

Prepare Your Teen to Vote Our teen will be able to vote in the next election. Let me repeat that. OUR TEEN WILL BE ABLE TO VOTE IN THE NEXT ELECTION!!! Give me a moment to catch my breath. Where did the time go, and how did he get so big so fast? Is he an adult […]

Filed Under: High School, Homeschool

Election and Voting Books for Kids

October 22, 2020 by Anne Campbell 4 Comments

This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. Election time is confusing for many adults, so it can be difficult to help your kids understand all that is involved in the election process. After reading books about voting, my kids have a much better understanding of the election process. When they see campaign […]

Filed Under: What to Read Wednesday

Teaching Kids About Elections: Duck for President

October 19, 2020 by Anne Campbell 7 Comments

Teaching Kids About Elections: Duck for President

Duck is running for president, and he needs your vote. Tired of doing chores for Farmer Brown that leave him “covered in tiny bits of grass and espresso beans,” he decides to hold an election to oust Farmer Brown from being in charge of the farm. The creators of Click, Clack, Moo have brought the […]

Filed Under: Elementary, History, Homeschool

Not Spooky Halloween Books for Kids

October 1, 2020 by Anne Campbell 4 Comments

Halloween books for kids: not spooky, fun October reading

This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. My kids have loved to play ‘dress up’ ever since they were little, so naturally, Halloween is one of their favorite holidays. They start planning their epic costumes months in advance and cannot wait to visit the costume shop when it opens in September. We […]

Filed Under: What to Read Wednesday

Halley’s Study Bible

September 25, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Read my disclosure policy. #BibleGatewayPartner For homeschool Bible lessons, a study Bible is a must. The NIV, Halley’s Study Bible is a good resource because it includes almost everything in one book. The full text of the Bible is printed in a highly readable font, with two-column pages and standout headings in bold blue type. This […]

Filed Under: Homeschool

Horse Books for Kids

September 7, 2020 by Anne Campbell 6 Comments

Horse books for kids

This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. When I was ten, my best friend Charlotte, who was obsessed with horses, taught me how to play a horse game she had invented. I had never actually been on a horse, and I don’t think I had ever even been close to a ‘real’ […]

Filed Under: What to Read Wednesday

3 Easy Steps for Teaching Your Child to Read

July 26, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Does the thought of teaching your child to read make your heart race? I’ll admit that my two biggest fears when we started homeschooling were the prospects of teaching my child how to read and of one day having to conquer algebra. After all, reading is the basis for everything in between! Homeschooling = A […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool, Language Arts

Homeschooling is Freedom to Learn

July 24, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Homeschooling is the freedom to learn!

Customizing Homeschool to Meet the Needs of Our Students How to Nurture the Freedom to Learn As home educators, we have the freedom and flexibility to customize our homeschools to our students’ individual needs. This is probably the biggest perk of homeschooling. Our primary goal as our children’s teachers should be to nurture their joy […]

Filed Under: Getting Started, Homeschool

Picture Books About Racism

June 8, 2020 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

picture books about racism

Diverse picture books should be a part of every child’s library, and these picture books about racism are especially timely. It is as important as ever to start having conversations with kids about race early on. A picture book is a wonderful teaching tool and conversation starter. I find that older students, and even adults, […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

Civil Rights Books for Kids

May 31, 2020 by Anne Campbell 4 Comments

Books to teach civil rights for kids

Books to Teach Civil Rights This blog uses affiliate links. Please read my disclosure policy. Do you know how to start a conversation about civil rights with your young children? Sometimes, sharing a book together can open the door to a conversation and questions kids might be thinking about. Children are never too young to […]

Filed Under: History, Homeschool

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Bridge to Terabithia
Bridge to Terabithia
by Katherine Paterson
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Okay for Now
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Okay for Now
by Gary D. Schmidt
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The Wednesday Wars
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The Wednesday Wars
by Gary D. Schmidt
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Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy
Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy
by Gary D. Schmidt
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From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
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From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
by E.L. Konigsburg
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