Beautiful Poetry Anthologies for Children
In honor of national poetry month, here is a list of my favorite poetry anthologies to use with children. A Child’s Garden of Verses by… Read More »Beautiful Poetry Anthologies for Children
Becky Aniol
Becky holds a bachelor's degree in English literature and music, a master's degree in Christian education, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Christian education. She taught classical upper school grammar, literature, and history and lower school composition and grammar for two years, elementary school music for one year, and Kindermusik classes for four years before the birth of her children. She now loves staying home with her four children, Caleb, Kate, Christopher, and Caroline and homeschooling them classically.
A Homeschool Mom Reads: February and March 2017
Here are my noteworthy reads from the last couple of months: Augustine’s Confessions, translated by Maria Boulding–Our church ladies’ book group finished… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: February and March 2017
Beautiful Baby Books: A List of Recommendations
I got a great question recently, and it’s one I’ve given a lot of thought to since Christopher was born last June. The question was… Read More »Beautiful Baby Books: A List of Recommendations
The Benedict Option for Education
Being familiar with some of Rod Dreher’s other works like The Little Way of Ruthie Leming and How Dante Can Save Your Life, I was excited to… Read More »The Benedict Option for Education
A Homeschool Mom Reads: 2017 Reading List and January Books
I haven’t done a reading post in awhile. It’s not that I haven’t been reading, but it always seems that the last few months of… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: 2017 Reading List and January Books
A Homeschool Mom Reads: June and July 2016
June was baby month around here (Christopher arrived on June 20th). In addition to getting everything ready for his arrival and resting up for the… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: June and July 2016
The Four Approaches to Classical Christian Education, Part 4: The Bluedorn Interpretation of Trivium-As-Stages
So, I started this series awhile ago, and it’s not that I’m not enthusiastic about the topic, but life got in the way…namely in the form of… Read More »The Four Approaches to Classical Christian Education, Part 4: The Bluedorn Interpretation of Trivium-As-Stages
My Curriculum Choices for 2016-2017: Morning Time, 3rd Grade & 5th Grade
For the first several years that I homeschooled, I would spend the spring and summer searching for curriculum sales on the things I wanted for… Read More »My Curriculum Choices for 2016-2017: Morning Time, 3rd Grade & 5th Grade
A Homeschool Mom Reads: May 2016
We finished school this month, so that has, thankfully, left me with some more time to read. As a summer goal, I’m going to try… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: May 2016
A Homeschool Mom Reads: January-April (2016)
So, I feel like I’ve been in a huge reading (and blogging) slump. I’m blaming it on the pregnancy. When I would normally be reading… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: January-April (2016)
Our Classical Homeschool 2nd Semester: Curricula Choices and Weekly Checksheets
Every semester it seems I’m able to simplify even more as I read and learn and find new resources. This makes me happy. Our homeschool… Read More »Our Classical Homeschool 2nd Semester: Curricula Choices and Weekly Checksheets
A Homeschool Mom Reads: My Book List for 2016
First of all, if you follow this series, you know I didn’t post the books I read in October through December. The truth is, I… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: My Book List for 2016
Review: Just Like Jesus Bible Storybook
Today I’m reviewing the Just Like Jesus Bible Storybook by Stephen Elkins, published by Wonder Kids, a division of Tyndale. This retails for $14.99 (currently… Read More »Review: Just Like Jesus Bible Storybook
Children’s Christmas Books Shopping List (with FREE Download)
I recently posted a Children’s Books Shopping List for my trips to Half Price Books and the library book sales. As the Advent and… Read More »Children’s Christmas Books Shopping List (with FREE Download)
New Facebook Group for Sharing Family Resources
We’ve started a brand new Facebook community, Religious Affections Family Resources, for Christian families to share and discuss the best in books, music, and educational… Read More »New Facebook Group for Sharing Family Resources
Children’s Books Shopping List (with FREE download)
Our library book sale is coming up this month, plus I’ve been frequenting our local Half Price Books, so I recently made myself a book… Read More »Children’s Books Shopping List (with FREE download)
Virtue Formation Through Liturgy in Our Homeschool Morning Time
Earlier this month I had the privilege to speak at a women’s conference for ten like-minded Fort Worth churches. I spoke on family worship… Read More »Virtue Formation Through Liturgy in Our Homeschool Morning Time
A Homeschool Mom Reads: August and September
August: August was back to school month for us as well as me getting ready to speak at a conference, so, while I didn’t get… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: August and September
Book Review: Bonding with Your Child Through Boundaries
Since reading a highly recommended secular parenting book earlier this summer out of curiosity, I’ve been on a bit of a parenting book binge, looking for intensely… Read More »Book Review: Bonding with Your Child Through Boundaries
The Four Approaches to Classical Christian Education, Part 3: The Trivium-as-Stages Approach
In this series, I am discussing the four different ways that evangelicals are doing classical Christian education (CCE) in 2015. In my first post, I… Read More »The Four Approaches to Classical Christian Education, Part 3: The Trivium-as-Stages Approach
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