Giveaway Week 3: iparent.tv Subscription

Update: Congratulations to Spauldorf, who won the iparent.tv subscription for her review of Apologia. Our next giveaways are (1) a $50 gift certificate to All About Learning and (2) a nature guide bundle and a bacteria growing kit.

Our 2014 Homeschool Giveaways event is underway and this week we are giving away a one year subscription to iparent.tv, an innovative new service that helps parents make sense of the constantly changing social media landscape.

Entering is easy – just visit our Homeschool Curriculum Reviews area and post a short (but original) review of a homeschool resource that you have used. It need only be a few sentences, but your feedback might help someone make a better decision about whether it will work for them.

Leave a review & be entered to win »

iparent.tv

“What is iParent.TV? If your kids are awake, they’re probably on a smartphone, in front of a smart tv, downloading apps, or posting to social networks. And most likely you have no idea what they’re doing. iParent.TV [launching July 2014] will be a yearly, subscription-based website for teaching and informing parents on all things tech, mobile, devices, websites, and apps for kids so that you WILL know. The subscription includes a password and login to the site and access to articles, news, information on what’s new in the world of tech and how it affects your family. There will be ratings, rankings on which platforms are safe for kids and age ranges so you know if a site is safe for very young children. This is a great way to stay ahead of the curve and be informed just like your kids are!”

One lucky winner will win a one year subscription to iparent.tv. Winner will be announced on Thursday, April 3.

Leave a review & be entered to win »

Originally posted on March 27, 2014; Topics: Giveaways, Homeschooling

Mary Ann Kelley

Mary Ann Kelley lives in Virginia with her husband and has two daughters, both homeschool graduates. Mary Ann, who homeschooled off and on for 16 years, believes in school choice as well as allowing children to direct their own learning with guidance and input from their parents. Her desire is to encourage parents and children to take personal responsibility for their own educational options and choices.

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