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November 7, 2016 by: Tricia

Calm Homeschool Coloring Activities

Calm Homeschool Coloring Activities

The holiday season is upon us. Wonderful times of family gatherings, traditions and special homeschool learning. This can also be a stressful time since we are running around town to all sorts of activities – plays, parties, productions. To remedy the stress, each year I like to plan some simple yet educational holiday learning opportunities for our homeschool. I like things that I can tuck

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September 23, 2016 by: Meredith Henning

Mix it Up With the Masters: A New Art & Creativity Resource

Mix it Up with the Masters Review

Mix it Up With the Masters – New Art & Creativity Resource I’m so excited to share a brand new resource from the very talented and creative Alisha Gratehouse of Flourish. She’s unveiling a brand new art course called Mixing With the Masters Volume 1 – “A New Twist on the Old Masterpieces”. {affiliate links} It’s a brand new Art Appreciation Curriculum that she’s designed

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May 9, 2016 by: Tricia

Summer Learning with Coloring Books

I can’t help it. My thoughts are already turning to summer. Our eldest is graduating from homeschool and we are celebrating and looking forward to summer fun! This year we are going to enjoy some summer learning with coloring books. As you know, homeschoolers are always learning. And, like me, I am sure that you are always on the look out for simple, frugal and

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February 11, 2016 by: Eva Varga

Nature Study with John Muir Laws

Nature study and journaling have always been a major component of our homeschool. Over the years, the kids and I have filled up several nature journals with sketches, photographs, trail maps, and pressed leaves commemorating our outings. Train your mind to see deeply and with internal curiosity, and the beauty and wonder of the world will open before you. Keeping a journal of your observations, questions, and reflections will enrich your experiences and develop

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February 8, 2016 by: Kortney Garrison

Exploring Nature with Children

One of the most appealing aspects of a Charlotte Mason education for me is the seamless interplay between art and science that is possible with nature study.  Nothing compares to tromping through the woods in all weathers to track the first crocus.  Alright, we usually just walk around our neighborhood…and only when it’s not too wet!  But we still keep our Calendar of Firsts, and

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February 4, 2016 by: Tonia

Our Favorite Homeschool Art Resources

I have a confession to make. I am not a craft-loving, messy project mom. So when I hear the words ‘art project’ I cringe just a little. But my daughter absolutely loves doing art projects (sometimes the messier the better)! I realized that I needed to give her time to be creative so I make sure to schedule time for her to explore different art

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February 3, 2016 by: Betsy

Art C by ABeka – My Review

Are you looking for a complete art program for your children? In our homeschool, art was always a big part of our days. We found this helpful resource for our art and crafts projects - Art C by ABeka Books.

Are you looking for a complete art program for your children? In our homeschool, art was always a big part of our days. We often did our own projects, using ideas from our curriculum (Oak Meadow) or finding things to do on the web. But as my daughter grew, she wanted a more structured art program, and we found this helpful resource for our art

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January 20, 2016 by: Meredith Henning

Keeping a Nature Journal – A Review

Keeping a Nature Journal

Keeping a Nature Journal – A Review Do you and your children like to keep nature journals throughout the year? We have enjoyed them for many years in our homeschool and I think I will continue to journal from nature well in to my retirement years. I’d love to share a great resource that we have used in our homeschool over the years and that

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