Perfect Picnic

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As I browse through photo-sharing sites like Instagram, I am seeing more and more homeschooling families who are posting photographs of time spent outside. From more formal lessons using workbooks to science lessons where children are exploring the seashore, more families are able to take advantage of the warmer weather to homeschool outside. And what … Read more

Who Was St. Patrick?

Who was St. Patrick?

Since his death in 461 A.D., the Irish have celebrated the life of Maewyn Succat on what has become known as St. Patrick’s Day. Over time, the holiday has been transformed by the traditions of these other parts of the world to become the celebration of all things Irish. But as you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day this year, don’t forget to remember Maewyn Succat, the man who brought the Gospel of Jesus to the Irish and became forever known as St. Patrick.

Excellence in Literature Handbook for Writers {Everyday Education Reviews}

This article is in collaboration with Everyday Education. Janice Campbell from Everyday Education has put together a very thorough Excellence in Literature Handbook for Writers. Not only does your student learn how to write, but you as a teacher are taught how to grade their work. Such a helpful book to own.  The Handbook for … Read more

The Reading Game, 2nd Edition Reviews

This article is in collaboration with Allsaid & Dunn, LLC. Who says learning how to read can’t be fun?  Allsaid & Dunn, LLC publishes The Reading Game, a supplemental resource for Language and Literacy Arts. With four skill sets: Foundational Skills; Language; Speaking and Listening; and Reading, this game helps children develop a strong foundation. This … Read more

Homeschool Travel Advice

Just two years ago, traveling was our life… it’s so hard to believe how much things can change in such a short span of time!  We spent nearly six years on the road, traveling around the United States and occasionally out of country, and I wouldn’t trade a second of it.  If you ever have the chance … Read more

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