If your family enjoys mysteries, problem-solving, and a little friendly competition, Prime Suspect in the City is a game worth checking out! Thanks to Timberdoodle we had the opportunity to check out this game. How To Play Prime Suspect in the City is a one player game. This is a perfect way for a child… Continue reading Prime Suspect in the City: A Fun Mystery Game That Gets Everyone Thinking! ~ A Timberdoodle Review
IQ Pentagon ~ Timberdoodle Game Review
When homeschooling two children in different grades, it is important to have something fun but also challenging to help during the day. Timberdoodle gave us the opportunity to review IQ Pentagon from SmartGames to review. I can honestly say it has been a huge hit since the moment we opened the box. Game schooling is… Continue reading IQ Pentagon ~ Timberdoodle Game Review
Eric’s Greatest Race — An Inspiring Story of Faith, Courage, and Perseverance ~ A Timberdoodle Review
Graphic novels are a great way to engage a reluctant reader. They also can make history and biographies more appealing to children. Timberdoodle gave us the opportunity to review Eric’s Greatest Race by Tim Challies, illustrated by Paul Mignard. The combination of storytelling and illustrations makes Eric’s life accessible and engaging, especially for children who… Continue reading Eric’s Greatest Race — An Inspiring Story of Faith, Courage, and Perseverance ~ A Timberdoodle Review
Famous Figures of the American Revolution ~ Paper Figures for Learning
When I was in school, I enjoyed history. I am not sure what was so fascinating about it because looking back there was nothing exciting about the teaching or subject. I actually think it was more that I just enjoyed learning and history didn't involve math. Now that I am homeschooling our children, I really… Continue reading Famous Figures of the American Revolution ~ Paper Figures for Learning
Bringing Medieval Heroes to Life with Epic Heroes & Heroines of the Middle Ages
I love finding resources that allow my children to learn by doing. History can be a bit dry for children if all they are doing is reading from a textbook. But when history becomes something they can see, touch, create, and play with, those lessons can become so much more memorable. We had the opportunity to… Continue reading Bringing Medieval Heroes to Life with Epic Heroes & Heroines of the Middle Ages
