Much of our learning takes place through unit studies. The History of Science Unit Study (focusing on the Ancient Greek…
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Beautiful Cursive and Art Lessons from Classical Conversations
We a found a piece of curriculum that is enhancing our homeschool in several ways. PreScripts: Cursive Sentences and Art…
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Learning Geography With GeoMaster Plus App
Geography is one of those subjects that is best learned through multiple approaches. My children trace maps, draw maps, and…
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Teach Your Children to Change The World with Light Keepers
Teaching our children about people who have obeyed God and changed the world is important. My children learn best…
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Mega-Fun Card Game Math
The greatest math gift we can give our children in their formative years is the mastery of math facts. Are…
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A Fun Way to Learn About Words
Don’t miss the giveaway at the end! Do you know what PHOTOGRAMMETRY or THERMOPHILE mean? How about ZOOMETRY or SYMPHILY?…
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Make Spelling Fun With My Spelling Test App
My children learn a spelling list each week, and on Fridays take a test over those words. Using the…
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Staying “Up to Speed” With Grammar Minutes
Each of my children (grades six and two) has a gentle grammar program they use. I want to make sure,…
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Hearts & Trees Prairie Kit
I have an eleven-year-old who loves to sew. She also has read all of the Little House on the Prairie…
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A Gentle Approach to Grammar with Grammar Island
Grammar Island is part of Michael Clay Thompson’s Language Arts series. (We’ve also been using Building Language this year, and…
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Building Language: Latin Stems and Roman Architecture
I have heard for so long that using anything by Michael Clay Thompson for language arts instruction is a…
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Make Math Drills Fun With Math Monkey
Math drills are important. My children do fine with written drills – up to a point. Since we love to…
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