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Family Pastimes Co-operative Games: Playing Together … Not Against Each Other:)

To me, Family Pastimes Co-operative Games are the Great Canadian Board Games! That isn’t the company slogan but they are such creatively, thoughtfully developed games that it’s what comes to mind. I admire the fact that they were inspired by a real life parenting moment. Their production began in a family living room and garage […]

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Building A Great Home Reference Library With Usborne Books: Supporting a Lifestyle of Learning

From the early years through the teens and into the adult years, Usborne offers top-notch reference books that support and deepen learning. For almost fifteen years, Usborne Books have been a mainstay in our house. We have read poems, fairytales, myths, legends, retold classics, more recently, graphic novels and, last but not least, our beloved

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Homeschool High School Ideas – The Beauty of Mentorships For Teens

Mentorships can be seriously rich for life- learning or homeschooling teens. They provide an opportunity for developing a skill or knowledge base from someone else with that specialized interest and the fun of spending time with someone who “gets” the passion or interest. Add to that the chance to learn really individually, specifically and deeply

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Introducing Twin Things!

Introducing David’s new game, Twin Things … a new and wonderfully straightforward app for Apple devices! It’s an electronic, timed, single- player matching card game (think electronic “Memory” game) and is great for everyone! Kids of all ages can play and it’s wonderful for keeping brains and reaction times sharp as we age:). Somebody at our

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Canadian Picture Books

I love picture books. I love the covers, the art, the words, the ideas, the characters and I always check out where the author and illustrator are from and when the book was published. Even though my kids are technically significantly past “picture book age,” I almost always go through the children’s library on my

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