Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way.






One of my favorite subjects in school was geography. I loved learning about the different countries and especially experiencing their cultures. I've always wanted to find Mary a homeschool geography curriculum that would take her on a "tour" of the world so I was thrilled to review Let's Go Geography. A few years back we reviewed Year 1 of Let's Go Geography so we were very excited to review Let's Go Geography Year 2!

Let's Go Geography is an online subscription for grades K-4 that will let your kids take a trip around the world. Using the lessons is super easy as well. You simply login to your account on the website and click on the year that you purchased (Either Year 1 or Year 2). Then you have access to all the lessons which are downloadable as PDF's.

The weekly lessons are very hands on and include things like crafts, coloring, videos and maps. I also loved how they gave you ideas for the books in the library as well. Going to the library to get books for unit studies has always been a staple for me when it comes to learning.

The weekly lessons shouldn't take a lot of time at all and they can be downloaded via PDF. Here are some of the activities you can expect in each lesson:

• Locating the country on a map and learning basic facts about it
• Listening to music that is native to the country
• Coloring and printing the country flag to add to your "passport"
• Watching videos that take you on a sightseeing tour of the country
• An activity craft that correlates with the country
• Printables including notebooking pages

For our Year 2 study, so far we are on Jamaica. To focus on the countries a bit more outside of the program, we also try their foods which has been fun! For Mexico, we went to a Mexican restaurant, for Honduras and Costa Rica, we cooked some recipes at home, and then for Jamaica, we got a Caribbean themed snack box to see what kind of snacks they have in Jamaica!


With every lesson, we also plot the country on our color in map. This helps Mary remember where the country is located and also that she has learned about it. My hope is that we will have the entire map colored in by the time she finishes twelfth grade.



I think one of my favorite parts of each lesson is the videos! In each Let's Go Geography lesson, you have links to Safe YouTube videos where there are no ads. I love watching the videos because it gives a wonderful visual of each country.




Overall I am really impressed with Let's Go Geography. They have an amazing curriculum that is easy for planning for parents and really fun for kids. Each week is like visiting a whole new place and you can even further the learning with relevant books or unit studies like we did.

And make sure to check out the other reviews on Let's Go Geography linked in the picture below!

What do we mean exactly by a greener life? It means a lifestyle that minimizes the impact you have on the world’s ecosystems, natural habitats of wildlife and biodiversity. It’s a way of living that aims to ensure the sustainability of our existence on this planet. When you choose to conserve and preserve the earth’s natural resources your aim is to live a greener life. To live a green life, you have to look for ways to save energy, resources, and money. You also have to reduce waste by reusing and recycling as much as possible. If you’re ready to do things a little differently in order to achieve your green living goals, here are 5 things you can do today.

Reuse and Recycle 

A staggering amount of stuff ends up in landfill which is not good for the environment. Rather than throwing things in the trash think of ways you can use it again and again. We should all be recycling household items as much as we can, but it often depends on the provisions in your area. There is a better option, and that’s to re-purpose them. Use glass jars for candle holders or for containers for your pens. Spend a couple of hours online, and you’ll find hundreds of ideas.

Use Less Paper 

Cut down on the amount of paper you use, and you’ll be saving trees. You’ll also be saving the fuel and water that’s used to make your paper. Read an electronic copy of your favorite newspaper rather than a regular one. Use your online banking facilities and pay your bills online. Reuse old envelopes for writing your shopping list and use cotton napkins and towels rather than paper ones.

Switch Off Before You Go to Bed 

How many of your electronic devices do you leave switched on when you go to bed at night? Do you really need to leave the TV and stereo on standby? Do you really need to have your cellphone switched on right through the night? There are very few electrical items that need to be left on 24/7. 

Make Use of Renewable Energy 

There are better ways to provide the energy for your home than relying on utility companies. Wind power is one example that’s becoming very popular for homeowners. Home solar systems are another renewable energy source you can take advantage of if you want to live a greener life. Find out more by visiting www.goingsolar.com and by checking out lawyers like Douglas Healy who specialize in sustainable energy.

Stop Using Plastic 

A hot topic nowadays is our obsession with single-use plastic. There have been countless studies that show it’s hazardous to human health. Not only that it’s killing marine animals and ecosystems. Take a look around you right now, and you’ll notice you’re surrounded by plastic. Plastic water bottles, coffee cups, straws, grocery bags, food wrappers, and containers and much more. It’s all too easy to forget about it once we’ve thrown it in the trash, but it’s all going to end up in our oceans. If you want to make a difference stop using plastic today. If you want to lead a greener life, it’s easy to do. These are 5 ways you can make a difference starting today.

Last month I unboxed my January box for The Delilah Box so I was super excited to see what was going to be in the February box! The Delilah Box is a biblical fiction subscription box which is designed for those of us who wish to learn about the lesser known, lesser liked and sometimes more relatable women of the Bible.

Each month is centered around a different Bible girl character and includes items that relate to that theme. Inside each box, you'll receive 2-3 books, herbal tea, bath salts, Bible journaling items, a candle, a devotion guide or other items.

For this month, I received two books, Shelter of the Most High and a non fiction book, The Audacious Molly Bruno.

Along with the two books, I also received Bible journaling items, candy, a homemade bookmark, a pen, a notepad, and the devotional guide for the month. And everything was placed in a cotton drawstring bag like last time.

Want to see me unboxing the February 2020 box? Check out my video below!




If you want to sign up for The Delilah Box, use code DELILAH at checkout to receive a 10% discount. Each month, the box is $29 which includes shipping. Personally I am completely in love and I can't wait to see what books I get each month to read! It looks like the upcoming months will feature new release Biblical fiction so I can't wait to unbox those for you!

Do you enjoy a good romance? Are you always looking at things like Juliet would? If you love subscription boxes, then I found a box suited for you! The Dangerous Romance Club has 3 different options for subscribers. The Standard box, the Grand Box and the Luxe box. I personally received the Luxe box which was 10lbs of book stuff.


This seasonal box contains everything in the Standard and Grand boxes which includes 9 books, including hardcovers and special editions, high end bookish items including reading journals, book sleeves, bookstagram props, as well as personal comfort, including scarves, bags, and custom enamel pins. This is the largest box made specifically for serious book lovers!

Want to see my unboxing for the giant box? Check out my video below!




If romance books are your favorite read, then make sure to check out this huge box!

Last month I unboxed my welcome box for The Delilah Box so I was super excited to see what was going to be in the January box! The Delilah Box is a biblical fiction subscription box which is designed for those of us who wish to learn about the lesser known, lesser liked and sometimes more relatable women of the Bible.


Each month is centered around a different Bible girl character and includes items that relate to that theme. Inside each box, you'll receive 2-3 books, herbal tea, bath salts, Bible journaling items, a candle, a devotion guide or other items.

For this month, I received two books, Mara Daughter of the Nile and Jerusalem's Queen. But what was so sweet was that Jerusalem's Queen wasn't the actual book for January. It was supposed to be Judah's Wife which I already own. Since I follow Delilah Box on Facebook, I had mentioned that I already have Judah's Wife and love it. So the owner, Taylor, wrote me a handwritten note inside my box and said she substituted it out since she saw I already have it! I didn't ask her to do that at all and I really love how she took the time to care. Just that act of kindness made a huge impact on me.

Along with the two books, I also received tea, candy, a bible word search, a bookmark, a pen, a notebook, a zippered bag and the devotional guide for the month. And everything was placed in a cotton drawstring bag like last time.

Want to see me unboxing the January 2020 box? Check out my video below!




If you want to sign up for The Delilah Box, use code DELILAH at checkout to receive a 10% discount. Each month, the box is $29 which includes shipping. Personally I am completely in love and I can't wait to see what books I get each month to read!