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Tis’ the season for kindness, giving, and thankfulness. Have your children break out their writing journals and respond to some writing prompts for the holidays focusing on all the things that make this season great! Write about a holiday … Read More
Looking for books that the comedy lovers in your family will want you to read over and over again? Check out these 10 children’s books that have been proven to elicit giggles, chuckles, and guffaws. “7 Ate 9” by Tara … Read More
Devotion and religious education can be an important part of your homeschool schedule. Spiritual experiences can be individualized by allowing your child to journal based on scripture. These 8 writing prompts inspired by scripture will help your child reflect on … Read More
Of the six traits of writing, sentence fluency is often the most difficult to master. Varying sentence structures in order to make the words flow is something that takes practice and revision. Here are 4 ways to improve sentence fluency … Read More
I have written the following post for parents who would like an inside look at our educational choices which have resulted in our daughter earning a full-ride scholarship. To learn more about our experience, read below. Note: Since the publication … Read More
What is classical homeschooling? In a nutshell, it’s classical education at home! Modern Classical Homeschooling is based on a lecture Dorothy Sayers gave in 1947 at Oxford titled The Lost Tools of Learning. In it she spelled out her vision … Read More
Copywork is a tool many educators rely on. While it is one of the simplest educational tactics to use, many parents have questions about it. What is copywork? How do you choose what to copy? Most importantly, how do you … Read More
The Charlotte Mason Method The Charlotte Mason Method involves teaching writing via narrations, copywork, and studied dictation. It is extremely effective because it allows instructors to determine which skill a child may be lacking when it comes to writing. Some … Read More
I have to preface this by saying that when my first two children were really young, video games were not an issue. We had none. As our family grew, we watched other members of our family play with them, and … Read More
Geography for kids can be complicated. And even fun geography sites for kids don’t leave them with the type of understanding of geography that they need. When my kids were little, I did geography with them. We traced routes and … Read More