A Gentle Grammar Lesson
In the first place, grammar, being a study of words and not of things, is by no means attractive to the child, nor should he be hurried into it. –Charlotte Mason on a “gentle” grammar approach Charlotte Mason didn’t believe…
In the first place, grammar, being a study of words and not of things, is by no means attractive to the child, nor should he be hurried into it. –Charlotte Mason on a “gentle” grammar approach Charlotte Mason didn’t believe…
That’s it? That’s all you have to do? Said my friend, who was in her second year of homeschooling. (She started her first year using a textbook curriculum. And they hated it.) She couldn’t believe how simple my suggestion was. How…
Do you and your kids wish you were Rip Van Winkle so you could take a 20-year snooze rather than read one more chapter in that boring history textbook? I’ve been there. You’re dragging. Your kids are dragging. Maybe it’s…
Vary your homeschooling! Here’s a Mini Valentine’s Day Unit study, broken down by subject, to add some pizazz to your homeschooling. Whether you’re baking your kids heart-shaped Valentine’s cookies (my son’s favorite!) or taking an afternoon off to make Valentine’s…
Did you know that you can make your own natural Easter egg dyes… with items you probably have right now in your kitchen? Although it’s never been the main event at Easter, our family has always enjoyed dying, hiding, and…
Dr. King wasn’t just a brilliant man, he was a hero of our time. So how have you helped your kids learn about Martin Luther King, Jr.? Whether you’re looking for activities for Martin Luther King Day, or want your…
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