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Our Latin Curriculum Hunt ~ Written by Lora Lynn Fanning of VitaFamiliae. Professor Gerberding stalked into my Latin 101 class in college and slammed a brand new copy of Wheelock’s Latin onto my desk. “Welcome to Latin! Learn it before you die!” And I did. Later, when I had kids, I …
Kissing the frog: Our Latin curriculum hunt and what I learnedRead More
Written by contributor Sarah Mackenzie of Amongst Lovely Things When my oldest children were small, I couldn’t wait until we could read middle grade novels together. I enjoyed reading picture books with them, of course, but it had been Beverly Cleary and Roald Dahl who had sparked my own …
5 tips for reading middle grade novels with your kidsRead More
This post contains affiliate links. Jamie Martin, editor of Simple Homeschool, also blogs about motherhood at Steady Mom Sometimes the hardest part of choosing books for myself or my kids is the process of sifting through the thousands of choices available. But I find I'm much more likely to …
Written by contributor Jamerrill Stewart of Free Homeschool Deals. I have shared the journey of my family living on one small income to accomplish our homeschooling dreams. It's what many families do, and they do it willingly for the joy and vision of being together as a family. It was during …
Affiliate links are included in this post. Note: This sale is over, but you can still order these resources individually! Though it now seems long ago, I remember perfectly when my oldest two kids were preschool-age. Steve and I had just made the decision to homeschool, and I couldn’t wait …
