Beyond the Book of Centuries: the Century Chart and the Table of Centuries

Our children encounter so very many people, places, and events when they are studying history. How are they to remember… Read More

3 Best History Options for Catholic Homeschoolers

After using Susan Wise Bauer’s The Story of the World (SOTW) series for many years, I decided last year to search… Read More

Writing is probably my favorite subject to teach. I’m developing a new writing class for children in grades 3 to 5, so… Read More

“You’re never too old, too wacky, too wild to pick up a book and read to a child.” — Dr.… Read More

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This is the time of year when many homeschoolers are having conversations about curriculum choices. We are curious what others are… Read More

I came across a great article by Brandy over at her blog After Thoughts. She says many new homeschooling parents focus… Read More

I imagine I’m not the only one tapping her forehead wondering where the summer went. We’ve been so busy with… Read More

Can’t help sharing these photos of Aidan and his two best friends. The first one was taken in 2006 at… Read More

I purchased a bunch of cute little wooden acorns a few years from A Childs Dream Come True (purveyor of… Read More

In planning my homeschool year, I have a long-term plans chart which is a simple grid with the months Aug… Read More