When a homeschool social media account asks about requiring cursive for one’s homeschooled students, there is often a great debate in the comments. Homeschool parents and others have strong and diverse feelings about cursive. And copywork too! The wonderful thing about homeschooling is that we can choose what works best for our families when it … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Memoria Press. It is a joyful time for the crew as many of our reviewers have been deep in a classical education study with some of the best programs from Memoria Press. This review touches on some of the newer programs from this incredible company that is working hard … Read more
This is sponsored content. Cursive writing seems to be a dying art nowadays. Our historical letters and documents, from The Constitution to family recipes, are written in cursive, so why not have our children learn to read and write in the same way? Have you tried to teach cursive on your own, and found you … Read more
This article is a collaboration with Channie’s Visual Handwriting Workbooks. Have you ever met a child who struggles with handwriting? Or a child who struggles with math because they didn’t line up the numbers? It seems that penmanship is a frustration for many children. Chan Bohacheff noticed the same struggles with her son. So she … Read more
According to the Logic of English website there is a significant literary crisis in American today. 49% of American Adults cannot read proficiently. Logic of English has created products that help parents and teachers combat this crisis more efficiently.