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in Art· Hands On· Literature· Living books· Unit study resources

Art in the Style of Eric Carle

There are many ways to incorporate art into a unit study, but one of our favorites has been to learn about and imitate the art of a particular illustrator. Last year during our study of the ocean we read A House for Hermit Crab by Eric Carle. We enjoyed the illustrations so much that we decided to try making our own art in the collage style that Mr. Carle used for his delightful story about a … [Read more...] about Art in the Style of Eric Carle

Filed Under: Art, Hands On, Literature, Living books, Unit study resources Tagged With: Written by Shannon

in Bible· Biblical Principle Approach· Encouragement· Literature· New to Homeschooling

Inspiration from Pilgrim’s Progress

If lessons are meant to be creative, mine fail. This year, lessons are pretty much straight from the book. Commendable plans smolder in my thoughts. Our idea books are perused often, but not by me. My son has taken to finding his own creativity. I applaud his efforts. Pilgrim's Progress When I asked him to record the characters in Pilgrim's Progress, he hunted for Alternatives to Worksheets. … [Read more...] about Inspiration from Pilgrim’s Progress

Filed Under: Bible, Biblical Principle Approach, Encouragement, Literature, New to Homeschooling Tagged With: Bible, BPA, Literature, Living books, planning, Written by Renae

in New to Homeschooling

Welcome video!

We've just added a welcome video to our "About" page.  It's a brief, 2 minute video explaining what we are all about and a few tips for brand new homeschoolers! Angela is a homeschool mother of 5, and has been homeschooling from the beginning. … [Read more...] about Welcome video!

Filed Under: New to Homeschooling

in Art· Bible· Biblical Principle Approach· Hands On· Uncategorized

Spears Christian Art Curriculum- Grades K-8

Since we are a hands on family, I was so happy to find Spears Art. This is a wonderful program that even the craft/art challenged teacher/student can enjoy. Complete curriculum for all grades K-8 come on a CD. You print out only what you want to use. What I love about this program is it's set up with a lesson plan that is God centered and helps implement seasons such as Christmas, and Thanksgiving … [Read more...] about Spears Christian Art Curriculum- Grades K-8

Filed Under: Art, Bible, Biblical Principle Approach, Hands On, Uncategorized Tagged With: Written by Lynn

in Encouragement

Construction Zones and Beautiful Results

     It is my belief that our homeschool adventure is just as much for me as it is for my children. I do not believe that I called myself to homeschool. I only answered the call. I believe it is what has been planned for our family since the blueprints were drawn up.       May I share with you why I believe this? Deut. 6:5-9 says:  “Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all … [Read more...] about Construction Zones and Beautiful Results

Filed Under: Encouragement

in Biblical Principle Approach· History· Literature· Living books

Landmark History Books

It isn't a book my son picked off the shelf. The plain red cover is worn, stained, and wrapped with tape.  It looks uninspiring, but after the first chapter we are both captivated by the amazing story of two brothers. The Wright Brothers- Pioneers of American Aviation by Quentin Reynolds was originally published in 1950 by Random House for the Landmark Series. This series contains some of … [Read more...] about Landmark History Books

Filed Under: Biblical Principle Approach, History, Literature, Living books Tagged With: Written by Renae

in Literature· Living books

Bruchko

Wow.  We just finished reading Bruchko, the story of missionary Bruce Olsen, and I can truly say it's an amazing book! So many times, missionary stories can be rather dry and difficult to trudge through.  Not so with Bruchko - we were enthralled from beginning to end!  The excitement of the wonderfully woven true tale kept us on our toes.   Witnessing the perseverance of this young missionary … [Read more...] about Bruchko

Filed Under: Literature, Living books Tagged With: adventure, biography, living literature, missionary, missions, Written by Cindy

in Biblical Principle Approach· Language Arts· Literature· Mathematics

A few non-BPA resources

I have taken to buying books--lots of books. I buy literature from a local used bookstore and lots of resource books from mega-bookstores and my local used homeschool store. I like to buy books that I can refer to over and over for ideas and inspiration. I need to jazz up my lessons but I’m not always sure how to do it. Once I have the basic lesson planned, I need to provide a create outlet for … [Read more...] about A few non-BPA resources

Filed Under: Biblical Principle Approach, Language Arts, Literature, Mathematics Tagged With: Biblical Principle Approach, curriculum, Language Arts, Literature, Mathematics, planning, Written by Anna-Marie

in Encouragement

An Unexpected Reassuring Surprise

Guest posting today is Loni.   You can find her blogging about daily life, her homeschool adventure, and unexpected surprises at Hearts-In-Training.   It came out of nowhere. Hitting me like a sweet warm summer breeze, instantly calming my spirit, slowly I felt the tension fade from my soul. Seriously, it was exactly what I needed at that moment. Isn’t it funny how at any given time, our lives … [Read more...] about An Unexpected Reassuring Surprise

Filed Under: Encouragement

in History· Literature· Living books

Your Story Hour CD’s

Our family LOVES books on tape.  I greatly enjoy reading wonderful literature aloud to my children, but quite honestly, I don't have as much time to read aloud as I used to.  Our library has a huge assortment of classic literature on tape and CD.  Several years ago, we started checking out a new book every couple of  weeks to listen to as we drive here, there and everywhere.  I can't even tell you … [Read more...] about Your Story Hour CD’s

Filed Under: History, Literature, Living books Tagged With: books on CD, books on tape, History, Literature, Reading, Written by Cindy

in Encouragement· New to Homeschooling

Beautiful Grace

      I remember my first year as a homeschool mama. We had just pulled my daughter out of public school. She was going into the 4th grade, only because she had been through 3rd grade twice, and she could not do 3rd grade again. My middle son was going to start kindergarten. The summer before we started homeschooling everything changed.       My daughter had had a couple of very rough previous … [Read more...] about Beautiful Grace

Filed Under: Encouragement, New to Homeschooling Tagged With: Loni

in Literature· Living books· Unit study resources

Fortunately for You – literature units

Have you ever wondered if your child was understanding and comprehending what they were reading? My oldest son was a late bloomer when it came to reading and I wanted to make sure he understood the books that I chose for him. I came across a wonderful website called Fortunately For You Books. Fortunately For You Books carries a variety of hands on ways of teaching reading comprehension with … [Read more...] about Fortunately for You – literature units

Filed Under: Literature, Living books, Unit study resources Tagged With: copy work, fortunately for you, Grammar, Literature, pockets of time, unit study, Written by Lynn

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