Lexi @ Lextin Academy — It’s a Wrap! 2013-2014 in review Our school year ended the last week of April. It’s over; we’re done! I can’t believe another year has flown by. I feel that we’ve had our best year ever (although I think I say that after every year) Jen @ Happy Little Homemaker … Read more
This article is in collaboration with Golden Prairie Press. According to Golden Prairie Press: To really understand what life was like years ago, history must go beyond words on a page. Recipes must be cooked, games must be played, historical art must be examined, and crafts must be done. Each day there is an activity that … Read more
Started to help parents and children better understand and enjoy symphonic music at home Maestro Classics combines the performance of symphony music with narrations ranging from classical children’s stories to historical tidbits about the authors and composers. Recently The Old Schoolhouse Review Crew was able to review this series of educational musical CDs by Maestro … Read more
Are you a homeschool family living in a small town? Are you a homeschool family living in a small town without access to a homeschool co-ops or group field trips? Rural homeschooling!
Do you struggle with incorporating Art into your homeschool? Brenda Ellis, artist and homeschooling parent, makes quality art instruction and projects accessible to every family through ARTistic Pursuits. Using the elements of art: Composition, Art History, and Media, ARTistic Pursuits teaches the child to think artistically. There are no prescribed lessons with pre-determined outcomes. This program is about … Read more