Literature Guides
Need help teaching literature? Have you considered literature guides? Guides come from a variety...
Read Moreby Sara Carothers | Oct 12, 2023 | Blog, Videos, Workshops | 0 |
Need help teaching literature? Have you considered literature guides? Guides come from a variety...
Read Moreby Lisa Asanowicz | Aug 3, 2021 | Getting Organized | 0 |
Many people have the misconception that homeschooling takes hours and hours and hours in a day....
Read Moreby Gina Burmeier | Nov 12, 2020 | Schools of Thought | 0 |
Have you heard the term “living books” and thought, “What do those words even mean?” If you are a...
Read Moreby Heather Vogler | Mar 10, 2020 | Blog, Extracurricular | 0 |
Some people are addicted to their smartphones. Others, it’s video games. Some, it’s...
Read Moreby Kristy Jensen | Mar 7, 2019 | Schools of Thought | 0 |
When I was in school I absolutely loved history. After Language Arts/English, it was my favorite...
Read Moreby Heather Vogler | Mar 7, 2018 | Extracurricular | 0 |
There are so many series to choose from, at all different reading levels; these three are ones that my older three children have been enjoying.
Read Moreby Heather Vogler | Feb 27, 2017 | Academics | 0 |
I’ve talked to countless parents who have jumped into homeschooling their older children later in life but now they have a younger one joining the ranks. What is their biggest fear? Teaching them how to read.
Read Moreby Lisa Asanowicz | Feb 20, 2017 | Schools of Thought | 0 |
The main reason why we continue to homeschool has not changed in 14 years. It is to allow our children to learn at their own pace without holding them back OR ostracizing them for weak areas. To be able to spend extra time and effort in subjects that need work and to launch them in areas of strength.
Read Moreby Sharon Jeffus | Sep 7, 2016 | Interactive Lessons | 1 |
Learn to draw a graceful swan and a beautiful ballerina! In this lesson, you’ll learn about line & shape: the first two elements of art. Be inspired by impressionistic artwork like Degas’ ballerinas, or the early American naturalist works of Audobon. Using lines and shapes, you’ll get to create your own works of art inspired by the masters, then color them to make them your very own! Includes a short Bible lesson based on Psalm 139:14 and the classic children’s story, The Ugly Duckling.
Read Moreby Kristy Jensen | Sep 7, 2016 | Academics | 0 |
I have always enjoyed a cup of hot tea. My favorite tea is Earl Grey with two squares of sugar. It makes me feel warm and old fashioned. I use real tea cups that my mom gave to me with the saucers and tiny tea spoons to stir in the sugar. I know it doesn’t seem like much, but having an afternoon tea time is a way to unwind and get back to the basics of life.
Read Moreby Deanne Crawford | Jul 13, 2016 | Unit Studies | 0 |
Bastille Day, or French Independence Day (similar to our American Independence Day) celebrates a day that has impacted all of us, whether of French heritage or not. Briefly, Bastille Day is celebrated on July 14th.
Read MorePull up that overstuffed chair. Open up that great Historical Fiction book you’ve had your eye on… You Ready? Now. Roll up your educational sleeves. We’re about to book attack!
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