One of the most frequent questions I get is regarding how and when to start homeschooling a young child. Everyone is a little apprehensive the… Read More »Tips and Resources for Homeschooling Kindergarten and Young Children
I have used the term “living book” here a number of times when discussing the books we choose for our homeschool education. In some educational… Read More »What is a Living Book?
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
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
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)
I was talking with a friend the other day, and she commented that she didn’t know how I was doing grad school, blogging, and doing… Read More »Homeschooling with Little to No Prep
The question I get asked most when discussing education is what books I recommend to get started with classical Christian homeschooling. So, here are what… Read More »Must-Read Books on Classical Christian Education
In my last post I examined Veritas Press History. Today, I want to take a look at Story of the World by Susan Wise Bauer. It’s another popular… Read More »History Curriculum 2: Story of the World
I am beginning my reviews of children’s history curricula with Veritas Press History. If you’ve missed the posts leading up to this, I explain here why it’s… Read More »History Curriculum Evaluation 1: Veritas