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February 4, 2011 by: Cindy

Patricia St. John Books

I love sharing great authors with you – authors that you can almost always assume will provide a wonderful living literature experience for you and your children.  Patricia St. John is one of these authors. Ms. St. John (1919-1993) was first an English missionary in Morocco where she worked in a medical mission trying to win the hearts of Muslim people for Christ.  Second, she

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November 17, 2010 by: Susan S.

Things People Do

Do you remember elementary school social studies?  I remember a few bits and pieces—my memories are of a little American history and a lot of social studies.  It seems that we talked quite a bit about how society works.  We talked about the police, the fire department, community leaders, the library, and other societal mechanisms.  Though I have chosen a chronological approach to history, I

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October 20, 2010 by: Cindy

Grandpa’s Box

Grandpa’s Box: Retelling the Biblical Story of Redemption by Starr Meade Looking for an overview of the Bible from Creation to Revelation in a fun read aloud?  This book might be just what you’re looking for! Grandpa loves to hang out with his grandchildren, Amy and Marc.  He owns a trash-to-treasure shop where the children spend hours playing.  One day, he decides to show the

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September 27, 2010 by: Cindy

Adam and His Kin

As a supplement for studying ancient history this year, my children and I read Adam and His Kin. Ruth Beechick has done a fantastic job retelling the Biblical story of Creation through Abram as he leaves Ur (Genesis 1-11.) Reading like living literature, the author fills in some of her own imaginations about how the characters of the Bible might have felt and what they

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August 27, 2010 by: Alicia

The Royal Diaries Series

Since I was a little girl, I’ve been an avid reader.  I remember coming home from the library, barely able to balance on my 10-speed because of my huge load of delightful reading.  Even earlier than that, I remember my mom sighing as I climbed into bed, struggling with the stack of books I expected her to read to me before bedtime.  Memories like these come back to

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August 18, 2010 by: Cindy

History Comes Alive

As a Charlotte Mason homeschooler, teaching with living literature is imperative to me. And considering that I like to package much of our history and science learning into unit studies, incorporating living literature into our current unit makes awesome connections for my children. The History Comes Alive books written by Barbara Greenwood fit both the CM and unit study aspects of our homeschool perfectly! Written

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July 12, 2010 by: Tristan

Read for the Heart – A Book about Books

I have yet to meet a homeschool family that did not love books.  On my quest to find wonderful books to be read to or by my children I have read quite a few ‘books about books’.  One volume has earned a place on my personal shelf to be used often.  That book is Read for the Heart: Whole Books for Wholehearted Families by Sarah

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July 1, 2010 by: Alicia

Classic Starts

Since we’ve starting homeschooling, I’ve been so surprised at how much I learn right along with my kids.  I’ve always loved to read, but I feel like I wasn’t exposed to the classics as much as I should have been as a child that went to public school.  So, I’ve made it my goal to once again, learn right along side my kids and read tons of

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