Red Wagon Tutorials Now Offering 20% Discount!

Starting today, Red Wagon Tutorials is graciously offering a 20% discount on all of their courses and products to followers of Pebble Crossing. If you are a follower of our blog, subscribe to receive Pebble Crossing email posts or follow us on Face Book, then you are eligible to receive this 20% discount.

This offer would apply to products of:

• 2011-2012 live-feed courses,
• DVDs,
• flash drives,
• online recorded programs.

Availability of product changes daily so please be sure to check their site regularly to ensure when a product becomes available. It will not apply to the lesson links, individual modules, or online grading offerings.

To take advantage of this discount for your curriculum purchase, you need to advise Red Wagon Tutorials that you do follow Pebble Crossing in the "notes to merchant" on PayPal. RWT will then refund 20% of their purchase back to you. Please note that the discount cannot be used in conjunction with any other RWT promotional price; an extra 20% cannot be taken off a product which is already marked down.

If you are new to Red Wagon Tutorials, please visit their site here. They are adding courses regularly. Their science curriculum is based on the Apologia Science books written by Dr. Wile.  We will soon be entering our second year using Red Wagon Tutorials products.

Red Wagon Tutorials is offering this 20% discount starting today until September 1st to any Pebble Crossing Followers. Discount is available until September 1st of this year.



For more information, Red Wagon Tutorials directly.  I know they will do their utmost to help you in any way they can.

blessings  ~ Pebble Crossing

*Photos in this post are credited to Red Wagon Tutorials.

Our Homeschool Journey: Homeschooling Through Highschool: Current Readers' List

We are winding down with school for this year. For this summer we are continuing on some subjects and we also plan to set more time aside for other activities and to be able to read more books. Since Zachary and Leah were young, reading has been part of our daily lives. At times I wish I would have given them more time to read or would have chosen better readers. And at times, I wish I would have taken more time to read a loud. Part of being on the homeschooling journey is learning to discern the correct books for each of the children’s needs and to also be able to set unfinished books aside if we feel they do not meet our criteria.