JoAnn Some folks have a school room. Others school in the dining room, living room, or maybe all over the house, as I know our family has done for many years. Just like homeschooling styles and philosophies, you can bet that there are so many various ways that homeschoolers organize and set up a place for … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Greek ‘N’ Stuff. http://www.greeknstuff.com/ Greek ‘N’ Stuff P.O. Box 882 Moline, IL 61266-0882 1-309-796-2707 Offering Latin and Greek Curriculum And Bible Studies Did you ever want your kids to learn Classical Latin? Koiné–or “common”–Greek? A Bible Study where the Bible is the only key needed? If so, then Greek … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Writing Tales. Writing Tales is a 2 Level curriculum for teaching both composition and language arts in the classical style. It is recommended for students in the upper elementary grades (approximately 3rd – 5th). Here is some basic information about Writing Tales: Based on the first level of the … Read more
Teaching our children at home always comes with challenges. One that we may never expect is how to handle cheating or taking short-cuts. So, how do we as parents instill a moral work ethic in our children? Our TOS Crewmates share their answers on this topic this week. I encourage you to click on their … Read more
This article is in collaboration with See the Light. Many homeschooling moms feel pretty incompetent when it comes to teaching things like fine arts. “If I can’t draw a stick figure, how can I teach art?” they may ask. See the Light is a new possibility for such moms. Their tagline, “Drawing Children to Him” … Read more