One Small Square Books for kids ages 6 – 9, puts the thrilling plant and animal world in perspective for children, one small square at a time
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Luther and the Reformation Resource List for Homeschool Families
Favorite resources about Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation. An Ultimate List of Luther and the Reformation Resources for homeschool families.
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Opal Wheeler Composer Biographies & Companion Discs
Opal Wheeler Composer Biographies offer a living books style to learning about famous composers life & music for elementary and middle school. A review from The Curriculum Choice
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Using the Unit Study Approach
The Unit Study Approach: An Adventure in Learning uses hands-on experiences, literature and natural curiosity to help make learning a living, breathing experience. Find out exactly what this is and why it might be right for your homeschool.
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Morning Time Is Better Together
Morning Time goes by many names: circle time, morning basket, even symposium. In our home this time is anchored by our history study. We read aloud from our spine book, look at maps, and have rollicking discussions. From this firm foundation, we move into individual skill work in language arts and math. But our time learning together anchors and defines our homeschool. My oldest was
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King Alfred’s English by Laurie J. White
This year I was looking for a way to teach my girls about the English language without teaching grammar itself. I wanted to give them an understanding of its beauty and history so that they would learn to love it and also be able to use it more skillfully. And then I was offered King Alfred’s English to review. What a perfect resource to meet
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The Word Spy
One day while wandering the aisles of the children’s library with my boys I came across a book entitled The Word Spy. It caught my attention on so many levels – I snatched it up and started reading through it. It’s beautifully written, captivating and downright funny. Despite my children’s young ages at the time, I brought the book home and we started reading through
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Seekers Of The Lost Boy
A few months ago I caught wind that a homeschooling mamma had followed her passion and written a book. Not just any book, but a book that fit needs she saw. A book written about homeschoolers, for homeschoolers {and others}, that is full of vivid characters and places making the reader want to return to it again and again. Here’s a description of the book,
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