Homeschooling

Aisa (16) is dissecting a cow’s eye today. She’s put it off and put it off and put it off — the thing has been sitting in our fridge for months (ugh! we still have a fetal pig in there).… Continue reading

I made flashcards for the kids to help them review LC I as we move on to LCII. These are downloadable PDF files, patterned after the LCI flashcards from Memoria Press but not as pretty… I tried to do it… Continue reading

Timeline of Art History, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art: one of the best organized art history sites I’ve seen Especially useful for those of us who study art chronologically. Continue reading

I’ve just put together our music program for the next five years (missing a few more months). It’s here. One composer a month. We plan to read a short biography, listen to a Music Masters recording if we have it,… Continue reading

We’ve been using English from the Roots up off and on since we got back to homeschooling in ’01. Now I’m looking for a Greek program/course to do after (or maybe even concurrently depending on content and difficulty level) our… Continue reading

The past 3 weeks were used to organize all the kids’ papers from years past. This is so much easier done at the end of the year, but we have moved so much that this is the first time in… Continue reading

We’ve been using for almost a year and have really enjoyed learning with it — everyone participates from the youngest to the oldest. It’s the 4th Latin program we’ve tried and the most successful! We don’t like the audio CD… Continue reading

John Taylor Gatto Want more? Click here. Continue reading

My Naughty Little Sister Storybook Continue reading

Tags: growing up, sibling rivalry, ezra-jack-keats, preschool, read-alouds, picture books Continue reading