You can't teach an old dog new tricks. Or, so they say. I'm not an old dog but after homeschooling for a number of years I felt like I'd heard and seen it all. This is especially the case with a classical education, because I've been around since the beginning of the resurgence of the ever-so-popular The Well-Trained Mind by Susan and Jesse Wise Bauer. This book was the inspiration for me to … [Read more...] about Trivium Mastery – The Intersection of Three Roads Book Review
Greek Mythology Books for Kids
Kids tend to love Greek Mythology because the stories are action packed and drama filled stories with adventure and fun rolled in! There are many great Greek Mythology Books out there for kids to learn and enjoy! Let's start with a quick look at Greek Mythology and why we should teach it to our children. About Greek Mythology In ancient Greek religion and mythology, there were 12 … [Read more...] about Greek Mythology Books for Kids
A review of Daily Paragraph Editing by Evan-Moor
Daily Paragraph Editing is a series of language arts workbooks by Evan-Moor. Editing exercises are a great way to teach grammar and usage. Why should you give your children regular editing and proofreading exercises as part of their language arts studies? In an ideal world, mom would select a literature passage from something her child is studying, make some changes, and have the child … [Read more...] about A review of Daily Paragraph Editing by Evan-Moor
Using Living Math Curriculum as a Homeschool Math Supplement
This Living Math Curriculum focuses on integrating math into other subjects, so Living Math often crosses over into art, history, and science. Let's talk specifically about how to use living math as a homeschool math supplement. Using Living Math Curriculum as a Homeschool Math Supplement Living Math is a curriculum written by Julie Brennan, a professional CPA, a mom of four, and an … [Read more...] about Using Living Math Curriculum as a Homeschool Math Supplement
The Charlotte Mason Method for Homeschooling High School
My daughters have long since graduated our homeschool and have both successfully completed university degrees in the UK. Throughout their homeschooling years we were very much a Charlotte Mason homeschool and we continued to observe the Charlotte Mason Method of learning throughout their high school years. Many parents feel that they have to sacrifice their Charlotte Mason (CM) homeschool when … [Read more...] about The Charlotte Mason Method for Homeschooling High School
Veritas Press Timeline Flashcards Review
Veritas Press Timeline Flashcards are a wonderful tool for teaching history chronologically. From Genesis to Modern America these flashcards can be the cornerstone or the supplement to your homeschool history plans. When I was looking for a history curriculum that our family could do together, I knew that I wanted one that showed history chronologically and left a lot of room for living … [Read more...] about Veritas Press Timeline Flashcards Review
Sue Patrick’s Workbox System© for Homeschool Organization
A key component to homeschooling is how to organize not only your homeschool materials, but the flow of your homeschool curriculum and days. Sue Patrick's Workbox System is an organizational aide for homeschoolers. Sue Patrick's Workbox System for Homeschool Organization Sue Patrick's Workbox System© has quickly become a favorite organizational strategy among homeschoolers. There are … [Read more...] about Sue Patrick’s Workbox System© for Homeschool Organization
All Access Art, Fine Arts and Nature Study Membership
Are you a Classical or Charlotte Mason homeschooler? Are you looking for an affordable, flexible, easy to use solution for art, fine arts or nature study? If you answered yes to either of these then you will want to check out this all access art, fine arts and nature study membership. Affiliate links are used in this post and on this website. Please see our disclosure policy for more … [Read more...] about All Access Art, Fine Arts and Nature Study Membership
Learning the 50 States with The Little Man In the Map
Geography is an important part of homeschool history. Knowing where the 50 States are located and what their terrain is like helps us understand things that have occurred in our country's history. The Little Man In the Map is a delightful picture book that can help kids in a fun way to learn and remember where all 50 States are located. Affiliate links are used in this post and on this … [Read more...] about Learning the 50 States with The Little Man In the Map
Review: Homeschooling 101 by Kris Bales
Homeschooling 101 by Kris Bales is a FREE ebook resource meant to help answer all the burning questions new homeschoolers have, as well as offer inspiration to veteran homeschoolers. "I think I want to homeschool...now what?" I'm sure you have a TON of questions. "Can we afford it? What curriculum is the "best"? How will I know what to do when? What paperwork do I need to … [Read more...] about Review: Homeschooling 101 by Kris Bales
The Institute for Excellence in Writing Review: IEW Teaching Writing with Structure and Style
Do you feel underqualified to teach writing to your children? The Institute for Excellence in Writing has a resource called Teaching Writing: Structure and Style that will teach you to teach them! Institute for Excellence in Writing Review An Overview of IEW's Teaching Writing: Structure and Style IEW, or Institute for Excellence in Writing has a top of the line writing course called … [Read more...] about The Institute for Excellence in Writing Review: IEW Teaching Writing with Structure and Style
15+ Books to Celebrate Independence Day
The 4th of July is a date of great significance in the United States. As we approach this date let’s take a look at it’s history and indulge in some books to celebrate Independence Day. Affiliate links are used in this post and on this website. Please see our disclosure policy for more details. July 4th, 1776 the Second Continental Congress unanimously adopted the Declaration of … [Read more...] about 15+ Books to Celebrate Independence Day