My strong recommendation for those homeschooling and using the web is to check out the following.

 Time4Learning’s web-based online curriculum.  They have great interactive lessons for middle school, elementary school, and even preschool.  It’s highly interactive and full of animation and multimedia. Whereas some curriculum are just lots of text with an occassional video or animation, Time4Learning is an […]

We aren’t even using t4l, (our accounts are dormant)so what could I possibly have to say?!
I was just thinking today that there may be an impression that “everyone” thinks t4l is so fun to do.
While my kids definitely enjoy t4l, no one but the first grader thinks it is fun. She doesn’t like […]

Ok, true confession time.
I don’t use the lesson plans. I just don’t get it. I printed a whole bunch out, started highlighting lessons completed and just fizzled out. I don’t see the point. Since my husband’s injury, I am hardly able to even print off records, so maybe it isn’t all my fault, […]

Using an online based curriculum has it’s down sides. Computer problems or internet issues, for example. But it sure beats hunting down books, paper, pencils, etc!!! Besides, T4L’s tech support is SO FAST!
I don’t know how I would have made it this semester w/ out T4L, especially these last few weeks.  I have had a […]

Do any of you have children who seem to struggle with the whole concept of Time4Learning?
My 10 year old loves what he’s learning, but he really dislikes to read.  We’ve tried Peedy, but while that was a big plus in the beginning, the novelty has worn off a bit.  The distortion of the voice is just too much […]