“Eclectic” is NOT a Dirty Word
Charlotte Mason. Classical. Unit Studies. Unschooling. People “own” these labels and wear them...
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Author: Janice Price
Discovering Shakespeare: The Bawdy Bard is NOT Boring!
“If you have ever refused to budge an inch or suffered from green-eyed jealousy, if you have...
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The total is more than the sum of the parts
Activities that are difficult to do at home (musical choirs, band, drama, foreign language, and speech) are fun and quality experiences in a homeschool co-op.
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You can now move that tassel
Congratulations! How many of us have uttered that word this spring as we shook the hand of some well-deserving young person? High school graduation is ubiquitous. It happens all across the country; in small towns as well as in high schools as large as many small towns. For students, it’s a time to pause and bask in the attention before they turn their eyes toward the next phase of their life.
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Language Arts – A Delightful Medley
Most of our language arts curriculum choices fall into three different “camps” – traditional, Charlotte Mason, and classical – and, of course, there are variations and blendings of these.
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