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December 1, 2009 by: Renae

Hymns for a Kid’s Heart

After two year of homeschooling, I heard an idea I quickly embraced. In fact, I don’t know why it hadn’t been implemented already. Start each day with worship. We read the Bible. Math lessons were completed. Spelling done. But what about ideas wrapped in melody? I wanted words from the saints echoing in our soul. Our worship time varies greatly from new music to old.

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November 16, 2009 by: Cindy

Usborne Introduction to Art

Our family completes artist study once per month during the school year.  We focus on one artist during that month – learning about their life, observing their art and completing art projects of our own. One super book that has helped us during this art study time is The Usborne Introduction to Art by Rosie Dickins and Mari Griffith.  Even more than being a specific

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November 8, 2009 by: Shannon

Draw Write Now

We enjoy incorporating art into our unit studies. There are many ways to accomplish this, but one of my favorites is to have my children do a lesson from Draw Write Now, a series of books containing beginning drawing lessons and handwriting practice for primary and elementary students. The author, Marie Hablitzel, developed this collection of lessons for her second-grade students after seeing that they were becoming

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October 30, 2009 by: Brenda

FUNtastic Folders- J is for Japan

I was introduced to Sharon Crooks- FUNtastic Folders- J is for Japan as we continue our studies around the globe this year. We love to work with our hands during our schoolday and this mini unit study is perfect for just that.   Filled with lapbooking, cutting, reading and writing exercises.  The studies are designed to work at your own pace so there is no

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October 29, 2009 by: Barb

Come Look With Me-Art Book Series

To most of us, modern art is a mystery. I admit freely that most of the abstract modern art that I have been exposed to does not move me emotionally. I find myself trying to “understand” it and make sense of it but there is very little to understand about art like this. Untitled Mark Rothko I really have to go out on a limb

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October 9, 2009 by: Shannon

Art in the Style of Eric Carle

There are many ways to incorporate art into a unit study, but one of our favorites has been to learn about and imitate the art of a particular illustrator. Last year during our study of the ocean we read A House for Hermit Crab by Eric Carle. We enjoyed the illustrations so much that we decided to try making our own art in the collage

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October 5, 2009 by: Cindy

Dover Art Cards

Before Barb posted her wonderful review about Dover art cards back in July, I had the same topic on my list of products I wanted to write about.  I considered changing my planned review, but decided if the cards are good enough for two of us to review, then everyone needs to know that!  And they are! Unfortunately, I’m fairly new to the cards, so

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October 2, 2009 by: Brenda

Spears Christian Art Curriculum- Grades K-8

Since we are a hands on family, I was so happy to find Spears Art. This is a wonderful program that even the craft/art challenged teacher/student can enjoy. Complete curriculum for all grades K-8 come on a CD. You print out only what you want to use. What I love about this program is it’s set up with a lesson plan that is God centered

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