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Many times throughout the day, tasks need to be completed that are of little or no interest to young children. Such times as homeschooling a sibling, making lunch, or completing chores are made so much easier if you are prepared … Read More
Drawing Around the World: Europe, the first book in The Geography Drawing Series, outlines a simple, fast, and easy approach to teach students to memorize the countries of Europe. With Drawing Around the World: Europe, students, in only minutes per … Read More
As a mom, I understand that you can easily grow weary. Do you have days it seems your children are ganging up on you? Days you just know you are failing? Days you are just sure you couldn’t have done … Read More
There are more ways to do Nature Study than just drawing in a book what you see. Exploring what you can do with the nature around you can help you learn too. Charlotte Mason was a huge encourager of enjoying … Read More
Your children have learned about simple and compound sentences. Simple sentences combine subjects and predicates to make a single independent clause. When at least two simple sentences are joined by a comma and a coordinating conjunction, they become compound sentences. … Read More
Have you ever read a banned book? What does Huckleberry Finn, Captain Underpants, The Great Gatsby, and To Kill a Mockingbird have in common? At some time, someone has tried banning these books from public and/or school libraries. Why are … Read More
When it comes to writing, punctuation marks can be very confusing. Sure, periods and question marks are pretty easy, but what about all the others? Helping your child understand when to use certain punctuation marks will help improve their writing … Read More
Appositives are words that can replace the noun in a sentence. They can seem complicated at first, but understanding how to use appositives will be simple for your child once they get the hang of it. Here are some tips … Read More
To understand grammar rules, it’s important for your child to know the parts of speech. Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and prepositions are great places to start. Verbs can get a bit complicated, but by reviewing the principal parts of verbs, … Read More
When it comes to writing, conventions is one of the six traits that’s the easiest to fix. Conventions includes spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and grammar. With all the tools at your child’s disposal to help with these elements, there are more … Read More