The holiday season is upon us. Wonderful times of family gatherings, traditions and special homeschool learning. This can also be…
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Middle School
Writing & Rhetoric Book 7: Encomium & Vituperation – A Review
Writing & Rhetoric Book 7: Encomium & Vituperation – A Review Today I want to share a new-to-us resource that…
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First Form Latin from Memoria Press
If you’ve considered adding a Classical flare to your homeschool but found the thought of teaching Latin intimidating, Memoria Press…
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Indoor Play Activities that Help with Handwriting – My Review
With fall approaching us, are you, by any chance, looking for some fun indoor activities for your kids, when it…
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My Favorite World Geography Games
Throughout my years of homeschooling we have tried many different resources, curriculum, and teaching methods. When it comes to history…
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Writing & Rhetoric: Narrative II
Classical Academic Press is one of my favorite homeschool curriculum providers. They have wonderful language programs, Bible study books, reading…
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Sparking Interest with Subscription Boxes
Do you remember receiving a care package at summer camp or when you went away to college? Subscription boxes bring…
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Homeschool Library Start Up For All Ages
Homeschoolers love stacks of books. Library books. New school books. Books for simply reading for pleasure. But sometimes purchasing and…
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A Round-up Of Autumn Resources From CurrClick
If you are into seasonal schooling – as I have been our entire homeschooling career – nothing beats being able…
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Creative Writing with A Beka – My Review
Are you looking for something to help build up your children’s writing skills? Have you ever thought of doing creative…
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Lovely Latin: Learning with Memoria Press
Lovely Latin: Learning with Memoria Press Do you teach Latin in your homeschool? Memoria Press and their Latin programs have been…
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Wright on Time – A 50 State Adventure
As homeschoolers it can be tough to find books about “school” that our children can relate to. Typically “school” involves…
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