My middle child had become incredibly bored with his normal curriculum. eFantasmic got him interested in learning again! Thanks eFantasmic!
Laura M. - Ohio
Errands The Easy Way
I had a whole day of errands to do. You know the kind of day. I was going to be in the car all day, and the kids were going to be trapped in the car with me. A few quick print outs from eFantasmic and they had fun the whole day, and even when we went into the insurance company office and they had to sit there for nearly two hours, they had their books and sheets and were happy. Now they want to know when we are going to have car day again.
Janey S. - Florida
Reading Day
We built reading day around eFantasmic curriculum. Now every Tuesday we get to lounge around in our pajamas, me on the sofa, them sprawled out all around me. We read, munch, talk about books and have the best together times ever. It's so relaxing just to be able to talk to my kids and discuss things. I am so thankful for your discussion sheets. I get to check them off as we talk about stuff, then they go right into my portfolio. My state doesn't require one, I just think of it as my scrapbook. The best part is when daddy comes home. They all jump up, and run over to show him all the stuff they did. I just wanted to thank all of you at eFantasmic and keep it coming!
Emma R. - Texas
I can’t believe how much stuff I get. I don’t know how you guys do it, but please keep doing it. My kids absolutely love your curriculum. They always ask me if there is any new stuff they can browse through. Thanks and keep going!
Sally L. - Indiana
The Trip To Grandma's
We had to go on a trip to grandma’s. I couldn’t imaging lugging all our school books with us. eFantasmic was the perfect thing. I printed out a bunch of stuff, and off we went. Normally they just watch TV at grandmas the whole time. They had fun, I was happy they kept doing school, and it was a great trip.
Jen W. - California
The Living Book Story
Dear eFantasmic,
I had my first living book experience yesterday. I never really understood the power of a living book until I walked in on my daughter. She was sitting in her room crying. When I asked her what was wrong, she explained to me that in one of the books she was reading, there was a character of a little girl traveling west in one of the Oregon Trail wagon trains. One night this little girl was asked to make soup for everyone. So she and a smaller child went and gathered vegetables for the soup.
It turned out that one of the vegatables that she put in the soup was a deadly poison and two little boys died from eating the soup. It effected my daughter so deeply, that she never forgot that story. Later when we were doing the eFantasmic curriculum, one of the questions was about that incident. It was then that my daughter told me, next time we go to one of the homeschool park days, she was to watch out for the littler kids, they are always putting things in their mouth.
So my daughter got to have a life lesson, without all the pain. That's the power of a living book. So please give us more living book curriculum!
Sandy L. - Georgia
Pre-Dinner With eFantasmic
I found one of the best uses for eFantasmic that I had to tell you ladies about. I call it the Pre-Dinner Video. What I do is look through your site to find the new videos you just added. I found several at my local library. One they didn't have but they were happy to order for me. Then when it's time to cook dinner my kids usually just watch TV. So instead I told them they could watch any of the videos I picked from the library.
They usually don't watch the whole video at one time. So I let them watch half an hour or so until I am done with dinner. Then by the end of the week they have watched the whole video and I can sit down with them and use the curriculum you so kindly provided me with.
I love it. They get to watch TV and I feel better they are doing something educational, and the best part of the whole thing is that at the end of the week I have sheets for my portfolio!
So make some more video curriculum! Thanks for everything and keep it up.
It's the night of the rock lovers' annual Granite Awards, and Arnold is about to become the first kid ever to win the coveted Rocky Award. He's so excited, all he's been able to eat for weeks are "Seaweedies" — and lots of them! When he arrives for the big event, he's totally nervous and totally...orange! Once the class determines that the orange isn't on Arnold's skin, they shrink down to explore what's underneath. They discover that his whole body is made of living cells — and they're all orange! But where is the orange coming from... and how can they make it go away? Read More »
Ms. Frizzle's class is visiting the zoo, which is, according to Tim, the only place in the city where wild animals can survive. To test this idea, Ms. Frizzle turns the class into possums, foxes, and falcons! The Bus, with Liz inside, becomes a bear and wanders off, looking for food. The kids explore the city as animals and see how wildlife can live in the city, but they also need to find the Bus-bear. They must survive in the city as well. Will the kid-animals be able to find the Bus-bear before the zookeeper finds it? And is Tim right? Can animals (like themselves) survive in the city? Read More »
Ms. Frizzle's class arrives early to open the school for Mr. Ruhle (Paul Winfield). But there's so much to do! "There must be a way to do all of these chores without actually doing them," says Carlos. The school handyman, Mr. McClean (Malcolm McDowell) is in total agreement. Enter Mr. Ruhle's new computer and Mikey, Carlos' whiz kid brother, who programs it to do all the chores! But when Ms. Frizzle shrinks Mikey and the class and sends them inside the computer for a guided tour, everything goes haywire. The only person who can fix the problem is Mikey - and he's just landed somewhere between the CPU and the hard drive! Read More »
"Where did the hot go?" wonders Arnold when he finds that his hot cocoa has cooled. In response, Ms. Frizzle whisks the class to the Arctic! What's the freezing Arctic got to do with heat? While the kids try to find out, the bus's engine freezes and the bus floats away on an ice floe with Ralphie and Phoebe inside! As the bus moves away, so does the heat from everyone's body. How can Ms. Frizzle's kids insulate their body to keep the heat in? Can they rescue Ralphie and Phoebe before they all become the Ice Cube Kids? Read More »
Ralphie wants to catch salmon to serve at the annual school picnic, but he can't find any at his favorite fishing spot. Where could all the salmon have gone? The kids are soon "Frizzled" inside a salmon bus that has an uncontrollable urge to head upriver. "Wait!" Ralphie cries. "We'll be late for the picnic!" But the salmon bus won't stop. Using its sense of taste and smell, it swims the long journey to a shallow freshwater stream miles away. Why has the bus, which thinks it's a salmon, gone to all this trouble? Read More »
Dorothy Ann, an amateur astronomer, discovers that an asteroid she's been tracking is on a collision path with Walkerville Elementary School! Before you can say, "Get messy!", the kids find themselves in outer space, trying to track the path of the asteroid and send it on another course before it destroys the school. The class discovers the difference between comets and asteroids and try to find a way to direct its rotation around the sun to make sure it misses Earth completely. Read More »
The remote control of Tim's model airplane is accidentally broken. Wanda and the class find themselves inside the plane learning what it's really like to fly it. In a series of high adventures up in the air, they discover how wings and moving air affect lift and flight, and make it back in time to compete in the Walkerville Model Airplane Rally. Read More »
Always the caring soul, Phoebe goes on a crusade to save the animals and plants of the desert. After experiencing the unique ways in which desert plants and animals conserve water, find food and deflect the heat, Phoebe realizes that they don't need help after all. Read More »
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James learns about religious freedom from Moses Michael Hayes; Sarah and Henri are in occupied Philadelphia. In Paris, Benjamin Franklin finally succeeds in getting a commitment from the French to fight on the American side. Read More »
What other homeschoolers say about eFantasmic.
Instead of buying any book that comes across and after that I have to study first then prepare lesson plans... This is surely a time & money saver for me. Thank you
Mini J.
I just downloaded my first program, Benjamin Franklin and the Magic Square. It is amazing. Just viewing this first one, I can see this was worth every cent I spent on it. This a great help to me in teaching my son, as this is our first year. I feel so much better knowing that I have a plan of how to do this and teach him. I cannot tell you how very pleased I am. Thank you so much for a great product and a kudos for a job well done!!!!
Sincerely, Sandi F.
This is definitely the most fantastically fun reading curriculum we have used. My kids love it from the eldest (13) to the youngest (4).
The latest NOVA series (ANTS) is what we are studying now and my husband was amazed at how they all bombarded him with details on what they learned in class. It was all about the ants and Ed Wilson. It was so awesome to see them all around Daddy anxiously waiting their turn to tell him about Ed Wilson and the ant discoveries in details I didn't think they would remember. We just don't get this kind of excitement out of our other curriculum.
Thank you for your time in putting this curriculum together it is a blessing to see my children love reading so much. Rhonda Reyes. Associate Pastor & Master Teacher
You all are amazimg!!!! I love everything! Thank you so much!!! Sophia
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I love the idea of what you are doing Encourages us to read varieity of books. Keep it going and keep it up!! Bonnie
Thank you Thank you!! I really appreciate your help with this and am SO happy that I got eFantasmic!! Mary Beth
Thank you!
We are greatly enjoying our subscription with you. I am now finally homeschooling the way I always wanted, using real books, real language and real life situations! I'm not using every single page for every lesson, but it sure comes in handy. This is saving me so much time from writing my own worksheets and assignments. Plus, my independent learner can do so much on her own, while I spend more time with my challenged child. During the summer, when my oldest child will be back home with us, I'll even give her some packets to work on. She, too, is a very independent learner. Thank you.
With appreciation, Christina
Our homeschool group has gym day today at the park and I am going to tell everyone how wonderful your product is. Thanks for a great service! Pamela C.
I told my girls about eFantasmic this morning and they are excited to begin using the curriculum for all the books they've read and all the books they have ahead of them! We were all happy to see the math files included, too.
Thank you again for all the extra effort you put into helping us through all the problems we encountered. You and efantasmic are truly fantastic!
Judi S. and happily again (thanks to you!) homeschooling family
This curriculum is a wonderful idea for homeschoolers! Our oldest son loves, loves wild cats and dreams of going to Africa one day. I knew he would love this book... plus, I loved the idea of him getting more out of it then if he just read it.
Thanks again!! Tamra K.
I'm an American living in Sweden for the next year, and this is SO exciting. My girls are 6 and 9, so this is perfect for us. I love the books you choose. I can't wait to see more. (I'm a former teacher myself) I'm going to test it first, then I'm telling ALL my friends that home school. Thanks again. I'm off to play! HUGS!!! Dixie
Wow! This curriculum is wonderful. Jesse, my 8 year old, wants you to put DK Eyewitness Fossils on a.s.a.p. Keep these coming. Griffith, my 11 year old thinks it's "cool". We are reading a lot of these books and this is great! We are impressed. Thank you! Delores
You guys are absolutely amazing! I will definitely tell my homeschool group about your site!
Erica
I just wanted to tell you how much fun me and my son are having with your site! When I first got an email about this site I had debated on whether to sign up or not. After a few days or doing nothing but thinking about getting the subscription I went ahead and got it. And I am so happy with it.
This year has been rough on me as far as homeschool goes. Earlier this year I started having some medical problems with my arm and constant migraines and it has been had for me to stay focused. Plus, I am having to adjust myself from going to a community college to a University. All in all been a busy year and a hard one as well. Between going to college and having to see doctors I have just been overwhelmed.
My son is in the 7th grade and some of these books are really easy for him. I get the book that goes along with the worksheets but then we take it a step further. I rent him movies that go along with the subject and then find a book in his age range - plus I pick up magazines about the topic we are on at the library while I am there. We have been having a lot of fun and we are both learning a lot of new things!
This is exactly what I needed right now. I needed the direction and structure that comes with your curriculum and I just wanted to thank you. You have given me renewed hope for this year and motivation!!!
Thank you so much for everything and I can't wait to see the new stuff you will be listing in the future.