Amazonis running it’s 40% off grocery sale again until March 6th. The code for the discount is FBCLEVNT. I know many of my readers saved a ton last time Amazon ran this sale, so I would stock up, free shipping too on many of the items. Lots of organic and specialty products are on sale again! You can access the sale items directly from this link. I know many items sold out quickly last time, I am getting ready to place my order today!
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I didn’t know that you could buy groceries from Amazon. Looked at the site and it looks like everything is in larger quantities. I may go take a closer look and see if there is anything that I must have.
Hey- I am thrilled to have found your site– praise the Lord for your faithfulness! I’m a tutor at a homeschooling/private school hybrid (I think it’s rather unique), and I’d encourage you to check out Saxon’s mathbooks. They are by far the most sequential, simple, easy-to-follow textbooks I’ve ever seen, from Kindergarden to Calculus. (I love a lot of the materials you use!) Also, have you read Dorothy Sayers’ “The Lost Tools of Learning”? It’s a short essay available online, basically asking questions about the education of children. (Mrs. Sayers was a friend of CS Lewis & JRR Tolkien, and wrote fabulous mysteries… ) Along those lines, I highly recommend Susan Wise Baur’s books on classical education– The Well Trained Mind, for one.
Just some tips I am glad I know!
–Christina, 3 mos. pregnant and future homeschooling mommy
one last resource… Memoria Press. They are a small publishing company in my hometown of Louisville, KY, and I am really impressed with a lot of what they do. Their new French curriculum is pretty cool, and of course all their Latin & history stuff, if you’re teaching that. http://www.memoriapress.com/
I didn’t know that you could buy groceries from Amazon. Looked at the site and it looks like everything is in larger quantities. I may go take a closer look and see if there is anything that I must have.
Hi Toni….could you leave a comment on my blog regarding the guidelines of what types of coupons to send to the troops.
Weren’t sure if by groceries you meant only food, or pet food, cleaning products, etc.
Thanks!
Hey- I am thrilled to have found your site– praise the Lord for your faithfulness! I’m a tutor at a homeschooling/private school hybrid (I think it’s rather unique), and I’d encourage you to check out Saxon’s mathbooks. They are by far the most sequential, simple, easy-to-follow textbooks I’ve ever seen, from Kindergarden to Calculus. (I love a lot of the materials you use!) Also, have you read Dorothy Sayers’ “The Lost Tools of Learning”? It’s a short essay available online, basically asking questions about the education of children. (Mrs. Sayers was a friend of CS Lewis & JRR Tolkien, and wrote fabulous mysteries… ) Along those lines, I highly recommend Susan Wise Baur’s books on classical education– The Well Trained Mind, for one.
Just some tips I am glad I know!
–Christina, 3 mos. pregnant and future homeschooling mommy
Follow-up link: http://www.welltrainedmind.com/
one last resource… Memoria Press. They are a small publishing company in my hometown of Louisville, KY, and I am really impressed with a lot of what they do. Their new French curriculum is pretty cool, and of course all their Latin & history stuff, if you’re teaching that. http://www.memoriapress.com/
I tried ordering from the Amazon with the coupon code and it wouldn’t work. Anyone else having this problem?
Wow, thanks for the heads up.