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I’m often asked what curriculum do I use for homeschooling my 7 year old daughter. \u00a0I design my own through biographies, our life events (gardening, household & business management, and pet care) and by assessing my daughter’s interest and needs. \u00a0That usually provokes the next question, \u00a0how do I know if I’m on track for what she needs in the 21st Century? \u00a0The answer is\u00a0Time for Learning<\/a>.<\/p>\n Time for Learning gives me a break to work on my writing as my daughter happily completes their tutorials online. \u00a0It give my daughter independent learning from me, computer use skills, and confidence that she’s on track for what 2nd Graders need to know. \u00a0Those are 4 benefits well worth their monthly fee.<\/p>\n As a member of Time4Learning, I have been given the opportunity to review their program and share my experiences. While I was compensated, this review was not written or edited by Time4Learning and my opinion is entirely my own. For more information, check out their standards-based curriculum<\/a> or learn how to write your owncurriculum review<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I’m often asked what curriculum do I use for homeschooling my 7 year old daughter. \u00a0I design my own through biographies, our life events (gardening, household & business management, and pet care) and by assessing my daughter’s interest and needs. \u00a0That usually provokes the next question, \u00a0how do I know if I’m on track … Continue reading Homeschooling author<\/span>