My name is Justin from Reelgood. I’m writing you this email as I recently stumbled across this resource page /best-resources-for-homeschooling/ and noticed that it have mentioned several film-related resources.
In case you’re unfamiliar with us, Reelgood is a 100% free streaming guide that offers a wide range of movies and TV shows. We also gives users a personalized view where they can see all of the shows available to them from different streaming services in one place.
If it’s not too much of a bother, could you please consider including Reelgood (http://reelgood.com/) on this list of resources? We think it would make a great addition to the list and would be a helpful resource for your audience. 😇
Let me know what you think. Hope you find us useful!
It’s been a while since you reached out but I want to let you know that I’ve added Realgood to Best Resources for Homeschooling. I also added it to FREE Online Resources for Homeschooling – it’s a great fit for that content as well. Thanks for reaching out and letting me know about what Reelgood offers.
Hi! Greetings from Kid’s Money! A resource to financial education and financial literacy for kids!
I’m reaching out regarding adding some resources for readers to your website. We’re an organization that has been helping kids and parents build smart money habits since 1995. The site helps kids build smart money habits and helps parents and teachers educate their kids on important personal finance topics and I’d love to get us added to your list of resources.
Thank you for reaching out, Angel, and for introducing me to Kids’ Money! I’ve reviewed the resources that you offer and I’m happy to include your resources in my post, Free Online Resources for Homeschooling. I appreciate how simple it is to navigate your site and that you offer user-friendly resources for a wide range of ages. I’m sure my readers will benefit from your offerings!
Hi there I hope this email finds you well. I’m reaching out to you after reading your page: /best-homeschooling-curriculum-for-elementary-school/ – thanks for sharing! My kids joined a new school this year where the school day ends much earlier than their previous school. After-school activities are out of my budget, so I’ve been looking for some alternative options that are free, fun, and intellectually enriching. I want to make sure Fridays are Minecraft- and TikTok-free while still being fun. During my research, I came across an article containing great resources that are designed to help children learn from home: http://www.wizcase.com/blog/best-online-resources-to-help-kids-learn-from-home/ These resources could be especially useful if we return to lockdown. But I hope that never happens! I’m sure many of your readers — those who are also parents of this new screen-addicted generation — would enjoy the resource should you decide to add it to your page. All the best, Sofia
Thanks for this great suggestion, Sofia! The article shares a handful of the resources I’ve listed in my post, Free Online Resources for Homeschoolers but there are many that are new to me so I appreciate you sharing them with me and my readers! All my best to you and your family.
Justin Rabago says
Hello Team Homegrown Scholars,
My name is Justin from Reelgood. I’m writing you this email as I recently stumbled across this resource page /best-resources-for-homeschooling/ and noticed that it have mentioned several film-related resources.
In case you’re unfamiliar with us, Reelgood is a 100% free streaming guide that offers a wide range of movies and TV shows. We also gives users a personalized view where they can see all of the shows available to them from different streaming services in one place.
If it’s not too much of a bother, could you please consider including Reelgood (http://reelgood.com/) on this list of resources? We think it would make a great addition to the list and would be a helpful resource for your audience. 😇
Let me know what you think. Hope you find us useful!
Take care,
Justin Rabago
Marketing Assistant
Sarah Takehara says
Hi Justin,
It’s been a while since you reached out but I want to let you know that I’ve added Realgood to Best Resources for Homeschooling. I also added it to FREE Online Resources for Homeschooling – it’s a great fit for that content as well. Thanks for reaching out and letting me know about what Reelgood offers.
Warmly,
Sarah
Angel Coronado says
Hi! Greetings from Kid’s Money! A resource to financial education and financial literacy for kids!
I’m reaching out regarding adding some resources for readers to your website. We’re an organization that has been helping kids and parents build smart money habits since 1995. The site helps kids build smart money habits and helps parents and teachers educate their kids on important personal finance topics and I’d love to get us added to your list of resources.
Here is the page on your site that I was referencing where I would love for you to add our resource: /free-online-resources-for-homeschooling/
And a link to Kids’ Money: http://www.kidsmoney.org/
Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Sarah Takehara says
Thank you for reaching out, Angel, and for introducing me to Kids’ Money! I’ve reviewed the resources that you offer and I’m happy to include your resources in my post, Free Online Resources for Homeschooling. I appreciate how simple it is to navigate your site and that you offer user-friendly resources for a wide range of ages. I’m sure my readers will benefit from your offerings!
Sofia Park says
Hi there
I hope this email finds you well.
I’m reaching out to you after reading your page: /best-homeschooling-curriculum-for-elementary-school/ – thanks for sharing!
My kids joined a new school this year where the school day ends much earlier than their previous school. After-school activities are out of my budget, so I’ve been looking for some alternative options that are free, fun, and intellectually enriching.
I want to make sure Fridays are Minecraft- and TikTok-free while still being fun. During my research, I came across an article containing great resources that are designed to help children learn from home:
http://www.wizcase.com/blog/best-online-resources-to-help-kids-learn-from-home/
These resources could be especially useful if we return to lockdown. But I hope that never happens!
I’m sure many of your readers — those who are also parents of this new screen-addicted generation — would enjoy the resource should you decide to add it to your page.
All the best,
Sofia
Sarah Takehara says
Thanks for this great suggestion, Sofia! The article shares a handful of the resources I’ve listed in my post, Free Online Resources for Homeschoolers but there are many that are new to me so I appreciate you sharing them with me and my readers! All my best to you and your family.