Curriculum Books

I tutored for seven years all ages even adults that "never understood fractions, algebra..." These series of workbooks are so good it makes you wonder why our public schools don't use them across the country. Makes all areas of math easy and fun. Breaks it down into small steps with lots of practice and pictures too! Couldn't recomend this series enough!

It is nice to have a program that my son enjoys and at the same time he can move through at his own pace.It is easily self directed with minimal instruction time as it truly breaks the the concepts down to the smallest pieces to give complete understanding.

The Key-To series are stand alone and have been a wonderful help to my homeschooled students. When they get stuck on a certain concept in their normal textbook, we can take a break with these until they thoroughly understand the concept.

I love this curriculum. It gets back to basics and is specifically about typing rather than including anything to do with computer shortcuts. I used this to teach an 8 year old and a 12 year old how to type this summer and both learned the material easily. The lessons are so easy to give that anyone can teach them. I highly recommend this curriculum for teaching anyone of any age how to type on a keyboard.

Easy read and quick to finish. I ordered this book to fulfill my master's class, EXED590 at Western Kentucky University requirement.

We got this book to use for homeschooling our kids, but when it came in the mail, my husband and I found we really enjoyed it too! The maps are fabulous!

My kids really enjoyed this book. My seven year old read the whole book in three days. He said it had alot of interesting things.

This is an encyclopedia written for beginning levels of interest. Most of your elementary school science reference questions can be answered with this book. It has great full color illustrations, diagrams, and charts. It even includes some simple experiments to illustrate the entries. Perfect for adding that little extra spice to a packaged curriculum for homeschooling families.

This is one of the better books on knights I've yet found, depicted them as noble land ownwers, a notch above the peasant whom they kept in line but not on the level of a baron and subserviant to a king. The knights owned land with the castle and were armor clad, sword and lance weilding soldiers. The knights were all that in the middle ages, and their bravery in combat getting rid of anything supernatural amazes me, but gun powder made at least the plate armor obasolete. It just couldn't protect against even a single bullet. These days, a singles jeans, shirt and jacket is bullet proof, it's everything but tank proof and you can't carry a tank in city limits.

I think this is a book very interesting for all ages becacuse of its graphics and easy language, etc. I'd like to get information regarding this type of books.(would like to buy many)(in spanish)