Christian homeschooling integrating Classical and Charlotte Mason principles
Just look at all those trees! Each one has a name. Each one serves a purpose. Each one holds something special and unique to discover. To me, this is simply amazing. Yet all my life, I just walked by without even really noticing them. At about this time last year, we embarked on our […]
Included here is a simple list of activities that our book club group did (or was hoping to do) while we met to discuss Sign of the Beaver by Elizabeth George Speare. But our activities were limited because of time and location, and our schedule was interrupted by scheduling conflicts during the last half of our meeting dates. […]
Trains are a big deal around our home. So even though Gary was suffering from some pretty major jet lag a few weeks back, he was all for going to the Nashville Model Train Show, especially seeing how we are building a model train that travels through the boys’ rooms. After visiting the Tennessee Central […]
This week we discovered that small pieces of spaghetti dance when placed in a solution of water, vinegar and baking soda. We pulled out some old File Folder Games I made last year before David was really ready to learn to read. (It’s so much easier to teach them to read when they want to […]
I woke up not wanting to do anything but sleep in really late. Gary finally gets home tomorrow. And, believe me, he has much more reason to feel tired than I do. I am amazed at how God gives him such strength to endure the hours of jet lag every single month. And he dives […]
Even though this week was our spring break, I was originally planning to stick to our normal school routine. But then I realized that we really did need a “break” after all, especially since our first proof was this week. Memory Master has been a challenge for us this year, which is ironic because it […]
So, we did not do any of our normal history or science projects this week, nor did we do much in the Fine Arts realm. But during computer time, we visited: The New York Philharmonic Kid’s Site
Stephen started his World War II conflicts map (with overlays) and timeline from the Time Travelers World War II Unit Study… (He is as content as can be working on maps and timelines, ESPECIALLY when they have to do with WWII.) He also completed the first WWII project – a simple notebook page on Hitler’s Climb […]
We interrupted our normal math routine because I landed on a site called Three Jars (which is no longer an active website) to assist children in budgeting. And because we are trying to be more intentional about “living” math in our home, I seized the opportunity for the boys to once again count their coins. We selected their […]
