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Winter’s dark, damp days often bring a certain amount of boredom, at best. At worst, you could suffer from isolation or even depression. As the temperature plummets, so do attitudes all around. Need a lift? Here are several tried and…
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…
I am always surprised at the number of homeschoolers who love the methodology of Charlotte Mason, but would prefer it secularized. In other words, have the spiritual component and foundation of her teachings removed. If you haven’t read her books…
This is from our archives…Did you hear the brouhaha resulting from the book Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother? Tossing a buzzing beehive into a group of old ladies at a church picnic wouldn’t have caused more controversy than this…
While going through my husband’s parents’ belongings recently, I uncovered a rather tattered collection of several 1880 Godey’s Lady’s Book editions! And just in time to include photos in this edition of the Charlotte Mason Blog Carnival. If you aren’t…
If you have very young ones, you might be wondering what to tell your kids about Santa when that time comes. If you’re uncomfortable with the idea of giving them the ‘tradition info’ about Santa, the way of handling the issue…
How to bring life to your kids’ education by teaching history, science, and language arts using excellent literature instead of dry textbooks!
