by Dorita Deierlein Did you know that according to Gallup poll data people who use their strengths are six times more likely to be engaged in their work and three times more likely to say they have an excellent quality…
The Question Box – an Adaptable Lesson Plan I am not sure where it came from or where it went, to be honest, but we used to have a small, shoebox-sized hexagonal box. It had large red and green paisleys…
Do you cringe at the idea of studying poetry? It’s not nearly as difficult as you might believe. Read this synopsis of Charlotte Mason on teaching poetry to find out exactly what to do: Following Charlotte Mason’s methodology, you don’t…
Are you still enjoying a relaxing summer? Or are you already in the throes of preparing for the next homeschool year? Whether you are in relaxation mode or actively working on home education prep, it doesn’t hurt to take advantage…
Looking for some Valentine’s Day ideas for homeschooled kids? Whether you are want to incorporate these Valentine’s Day Ideas into your homeschooling, ministry ideas, or art projects, look no further! Here are 15 Valentine’s Day activities for homeschooled kids. They’re…
Although not addressed directly in Charlotte Mason’s original Homeschooling Series, picture study for older students is just as valuable as for our younger ones. Through consistent observation and enjoyment of a variety of artists’ work in the younger years, some…
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