Homeschooling through the High School years is a wonderful time of exploration and delving into deeper level thinking. Over the years the crew have enjoyed reading some wonderful titles and would like to encourage you to add these to your summer reading lists. Mother, Should I Trust the Government? explores the history of the American … Read more
One of the best things that I’ve for our homeschool is incorporate notebooking into various subjects. Notebooking is a great way to see what information your child has absorbed from what they have learned. I always have a place for my child to create a drawing along with their writing because it’s another creative outlet … Read more
M is for. . . Music Appreciation. Today’s lesson is a really fun one about Leonard Bernstein. You’ll find information, links to websites and videos, and free printables! Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) American Leonard Bernstein is known for 3 important roles in music: for being the first permanent conductor of a major American orchestra (he was … Read more
Summer is a wonderful time of the year to discover new authors and the joy of a great book. The middle grade years open up so many book possibilities for students and the opportunity to explore new genres and the time to read for the pleasure of it rather than for school. This week the … Read more
Why not include literature units in your homeschool? There are many ways to study literature. In this guest post, find 5 different styles.