by eiebookstore@gmail.com | May 28, 2018 | Art
Cynthia Rodriguez Homeschooling Veteran When my daughter was two years old, all she ever wanted to do was color. She would take coloring pencils and crayons, whatever she could get her hands on to create the images she found so beautiful to her. At that time, all I...
by eiebookstore@gmail.com | Aug 6, 2017 | General Information, Getting Started
Many, if not most, new homeschooling parents look immediately for a curriculum. Although they are confused by the vast array of choices and have scant knowledge to bring to bear in making the selection, they feel that they must have a curriculum immediately. Sadly, this is probably the worst mistake they could make.
by eiebookstore@gmail.com | Feb 27, 2017 | General Information, Health, Reading, Vision
Tired of Red, Irritated or Dry Eyes? by Dr. Karen Chao O.D. Usually during the winter we are indoors a lot, with dry heat. As a result, people who suffer with dry eyes tend to feel more symptoms. Do you ever have intermittent blurry vision or do your eyes ever feel:...
by eiebookstore@gmail.com | Oct 9, 2016 | Homeschool Techniques, Uncategorized
Three Lessons We Learned by Carolyn Forte As a new homeschooler in 1982, I had only vague ideas of how to proceed. Having taught in public schools for 5 years, I thought I knew how to teach and certainly had opinions about what to avoid. Above all, I...
by eiebookstore@gmail.com | Oct 7, 2016 | Homeschool Techniques
12 X 12 Prison by: Martin Forte Prison: a place or state of confinement (Webster Dictionary) As we all know, the life in a prison is not exactly ideal and yet we impose these sentences on our boys almost everyday. I am not referring to the traditional “go to your...
