
Creating a Family Culture that Looks Like You
“I just want them to have the opportunities I never had.” “I just don’t want them to miss out on good things.” Have you heard
“I just want them to have the opportunities I never had.” “I just don’t want them to miss out on good things.” Have you heard
A few years ago I wrote an article on this blog talking about the simple way we review the memory work at home. And this
Preparing to teach Saxon Math 6/5 – a step by step tutorial with printable list of resources to copy from the Tests and Worksheets Manual
Our kids have the blessing of only knowing homeschool alongside Classical Conversations. As such, they have always had a sense of community, a place to
It is finally completed! Whew! It took much of the summer to pull all of the Bridge together, but it is DONE! If you have
It is time – time for my kids to read the actual Bible for themselves. I couldn’t be more excited about this part of our
At the outset of this grand Bridge idea I had, I thought science would be the hardest piece to figure out. And I was right.
We are about to enter our 6th year of homeschooling! It’s crazy to think how much we have learned and grown in these past 5
Having just finished our second roll through Classical Conversations Cycle 3, I have American history on the brain. The ideas for this set of Gathering
Last year we embarked on the first real-deal, read-the-whole-play-like-an-adult Shakespeare studies! It was fantastic! We truly enjoyed each play and loved reading them aloud, playing
Welcome to more of our Inductive Bible Study for Kids through John! We are going slowly, slowly through the Gospel of John together as a
Writing out the title to this post suddenly had me thinking of some stuffy professor pronouncing it, “lit-ra-ture.” Don’t worry, you won’t find a whole