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July 1, 2010 by: Alicia

Classic Starts

Since we’ve starting homeschooling, I’ve been so surprised at how much I learn right along with my kids.  I’ve always loved to read, but I feel like I wasn’t exposed to the classics as much as I should have been as a child that went to public school.  So, I’ve made it my goal to once again, learn right along side my kids and read tons of

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June 25, 2010 by: Brenda

Greenleaf Guide to Old Testament History

The Greenleaf Guide to Old Testament History: History for the thoughtful child.

Years ago, when we first started homeschooling, another veteran homeschooler recommended that I take a look at “the Greenleaf history guides” from Greenleaf Press, and I am so glad that she did, and I did! I ended up buying a few of them and have had no regrets whatsoever! They have turned out to be a perfect fit for us in many regards, at different

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May 13, 2010 by: Brenda

TruthQuest History

TruthQuest History guides by Michelle Miller are among my favorite, most valued homeschool resources; a gem that I am so thankful to have found. You see, we haven’t ever read our history solely from a textbook (though I have actually found a favorite one recently- that we’re reading from as a spine at the moment!) and since I’m usually designing our history and literature reading

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March 5, 2010 by: Richele

Itty Bitty Bookworm: Toddler and Preschool Curriculum

The Itty Bitty Bookworm is a literature based curriculum for children as young as 18 months up to 5 years old.  The curriculum comes on CD for the Bo and Baily Curriculum.  The Bo Curriculum is geared toward ages 3-5 years old and the Baily is geared  toward children ages 18-36 months old. As a Charlotte Mason inspired home school, a literature based curriculum appealed

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February 8, 2010 by: Brenda

Louis Braille, The Boy Who Invented Books for the Blind

There were just a few more pages to turn when it happened. My voice froze and I felt the tears pushing. My son grinned knowingly, “Mom’s going to cry.” It doesn’t happen very often, but literature gets me the most often. And biographies. Biographies can be just too inspirational for me to maintain my composure. I picked up a copy of Louis Braille, The Boy

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January 1, 2010 by: Shannon

Honey for A Child’s Heart

If I were stranded on a desert island with my family, destined to homeschool my children there until the next boat arrived, and I could only have one educational resource there with me, I would have to choose my library card. Of course, there would need to be a local library on that island, but that’s beside the point. All joking aside, reading with my children is

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December 31, 2009 by: Cindy

Have you met Sir Cumference?

He’s such a wonderful person, along with his wife, Lady Di, and son, Radius.   His friends can’t be beat either -King Arthur,  Geo of Metry, Sym, Sir D’Grees, King Lell, Per, Countess Areana, Vertex, Sir Tangent, Sir Lionel Segment and others. Living in Camelot under King Arthur, Sir Cumference and his buddies must work through many complications that require mathematical and logical thinking.  During

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December 15, 2009 by: Renae

An Introduction to Marguerite Henry

Growing up I read book after book. However, very few of the volumes I read are remembered or revisited. At the library I checked out whatever looked interesting: Nancy Drew mysteries, Grace Livingston Hill romance novels, or historical fiction. My random searches hid some amazing authors. Now I get to discover these imaginative writers with my children. After lunch I read aloud Brighty of the

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