What’s inside: A review of Brick Shakespeare: a ridiculous yet endearing set of stories from Shakespeare in “graphic novel” style with Lego minifigures as the… Read More »5 Things To Love about Brick Shakespeare
What’s inside: A look at homeschool spelling curriculum. We ended up using Spelling Power, and I’ll explain why as well as what else we looked… Read More »Homeschool Spelling Curriculum
What’s inside: 10 Great Poems for kids to memorize and use for copywork. These are some of the greatest English Language poems that will inspire… Read More »10 Great Poems for Kids to Memorize and Use for Copywork
What’s Inside: Alternative medicine careers may be a pathway for your child if they “always wanted to be a doctor” but suddenly feel disappointed in… Read More »Alternative Medicine Careers: Thinking about the Future
What’s inside: Here’s the story on how Paper Sloyd developed over the history of Charlotte Mason schools in Ambleside England. See how changes back then… Read More »How Paper Sloyd Developed in Charlotte Mason Schools
What’s Inside: Beatrix Potter Quotes for your commonplace! So many charming quotes from the children’s writer and illustrator to inspire your day. This post may… Read More »Beatrix Potter Quotes
What’s inside: Details on the upcoming Homeschooling Teens Successfully Summit. If you have a teen you’ll want to join this free summit! This post may… Read More »Got questions about homeschooling teens?
What’s inside: Homeschool burnout occurs when moms feel overwhelmed by the course load, or life circumstances, or special learning issues, or many other situations. Here… Read More »Homeschool Mom Burnout: Is Nature Study a Cure?
What’s Inside: Advice, tips & tricks for selecting which CLEP tests to take while in High School. And which CLEPs to avoid! This post may… Read More »Practical Advice for Which CLEP Tests to Take in High School
What’s inside: 5 tips for Nature journaling ideas. Using words in your nature journal can help your kids focus on their observation skills. Does your… Read More »Nature Journaling Ideas: Using Words & “Rules”