Ever wish you could teach your kids the fundamentals about money and making change without it being so...boring? Well Penny and Bill are here to shake things up! This DVD from Rock 'n' Learn uses fun songs and games to teach your kiddos valuable new skills. It's a great supplement to your homeschooling supplies and will really help your younger children understand the basics of handling money. It just so happens I have a copy to give away this week. Tell me your favorite educational resource for your home and you will be entered to win!

**This contest is now closed. Congratulations to the winner, Trina!**

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domesticaccident says

Hands down, the library.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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dmauton says

We use netflix a lot to watch some great educational shows all the way from preschool to upper elementary. :)

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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says

Our favorite and most utilized resource is our great big back yard. Whether we're reading under a shade tree or digging a hole for a science experiment, we take so much pleasure in all the things that God has given us in nature to enjoy and learn from.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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says

Well I am Mama to 6 beautiful children,the youngest are 5 year old twins we adopted through foster care at birth and they both have epilepsy and well the oldest just got married this summer.My favorite most utilized homeschool tool would have to be Home economics class LOL.I homeschool the 4 younger ones now and the 2 oldest are graduated.I would never make it without the older ones help with the younger ones,and all their help with daily chores and upkeep.Though I enjoy teaching them language arts and math ect... its really fun to teach them daily life as a family.Don`t know if this counts :) but its my most used homeschool tool.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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yellowrose says

The best thing I've found, now that my kids are old enough to write more independently are the Scott Foresman free writing workbooks available for download.

http://www.sfreading.com/resources/ghb.html

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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GueceVizMiz says

It's a great help to have that kind of tool. But it would be much greater to study hard than relying on tools.

06/12/2011 at 02:26 am

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