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Homeschool Writing Curriculum: Writers in Residence Review

It’s so fascinating how the brain works. My youngest, who struggles with reading, loves stories. She listens to audio books all the time, and her mind just overflows with tales of her own. Last year, she was so inspired by an art project that she wrote the back story of the character she drew. We’ve…

Homeschool Reading Curriculum that Fosters a Love of Literature

There are really only two elements to any basic education that matter: understanding words and understanding numbers. I love that being a part of Classical Conversations allows me to truly focus on these two aspects during the week because the other subjects are covered in our memory work. I’ve been hunting for a homeschool reading…

Great American History Resources Gift Basket Giveaway

I’m so excited that it is that time of year again: Gift Basket Giveaway time!! This is my FAVORITE giveaway that I participate in every August with other bloggers from the iHomeschool Network. This year, I have an epic basket to share with you, and one lucky winner will get over $160 worth of American…

Henle’s 1st Year Latin Vocabulary Keyring Flashcards

One of the single most important tasks students of Latin can do is memorize the vocabulary. As parents/teachers, this is such an easy way to help them out even if we don’t know anything about Latin. While I still believe it’s important for students to make their own vocabulary cards, sometimes their handwriting leaves much…

Our Morning Time Plans 2017-2018

Morning time has been my favorite thing to plan in our homeschool over the years. Every year my husband and I reassess what we want to focus on for our family and seek out the best resources to accomplish our goals. Our Simple Schedule We take about an hour in the morning together to start…