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You know historical poetry provides insight into the people and time period when it was written. But did you know that you could teach character using the Psalms? One of the most valuableĀ ways to use poetry is to teach…
What did Charlotte Mason mean by “school books”? She meant real, living books. She know that real learning occurred with real books.
Savvy homeschool parents with a library of top-quality books (whether from your bookshelf at home or the public library down the street) have the potential to teach their children almost anything. If you doubt this, keep reading to learn why…
Studying poetry is reading the very words of real people who lived during the time period you are studying! So, please take advantage of this rich primary source material by including poetry in your history studies. And, when you’re studying…
King Alfred’s English: A History of the Language We Speak and Why We Should Be Glad We Do, by Laurie J. White is a homeschooling mom’s dream. Why is it so valuable to have this literary delight on your shelf?…
Did you know trees can talk to each other? š³ Not with words, of courseābut through an underground network that lets them share water, nutrients, even warnings about hungry insects. Some trees will pass food to their struggling neighbors. Others send…
How to bring life to your kids’ education by teaching history, science, and language arts using excellent literature instead of dry textbooks!
