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Spears Art Studio

by Dawn Camp | Dec 15, 2008 | homeschooling, photography, reviews

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not the greatest art teacher. My creativity is better expressed through a mouse and keyboard than with traditional art supplies; however, I want my children to be artistically more well-rounded than their mother. Spears...

Salem Ridge Press

by Dawn Camp | Dec 9, 2008 | homeschooling, reviews

Salem Ridge Press is a publishing company whose goal is to reprint classic children’s books from the 1800s and early 1900s for today’s kids. The stories promote strong moral values and good character; most are historical fiction or adventures. The...

Rime to Read: A Program for Beginning Readers

by Dawn Camp | Dec 8, 2008 | homeschooling, reviews

Our family is blessed to be reviewing several products through the The Old Schoolhouse’s Homeschool Crew program, including Rime to Read, a beginning reading program based on rimes. I wasn’t familiar with the word “rime,” but I now know that it...

Review of The Missing Link: Found (Media Angels, Inc.)

by Dawn Camp | Nov 24, 2008 | homeschooling, reading, reviews

I have always been a lover of mysteries; Nancy Drew was an early favorite. I spent my childhood peering around corners, hands in the position of a gun, like the spy I dreamed of becoming (I must have made my parents nuts). The Missing Link: FOUND by the...

The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Challenge

by Dawn Camp | Nov 22, 2008 | reviews

Thanks to my current product review gig with TOS’s Homeschool Crew, packages showing up on our doorstep are becoming the norm. An unexpected arrival was the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Challenge box that I received this week. Looking at Mr. Clean, you might assume...

Read All about the BlogHer & Saturn/GM Atlanta Meet-Up!

by Dawn Camp | Nov 13, 2008 | a day in the life, featured, photography, reviews

I jumped at the chance to attend a BlogHer & GM/Saturn meet-up at Atlantic Station in midtown Atlanta on Tuesday. As mother of a large family, my vehicle choices are limited to full-size vans. The opportunity to test drive cars – including a snazzy little...