Never let your schooling interrupt your education.
Written by Pam Barnhill I woke at 4:30. No, I don't do this every morning -- not at all. But there are a number of mornings each month where I wake early, my thoughts whirling in my head, and I know it is futile to lie there and try to go back to sleep. My first stop is the coffee pot and then I …
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In today's post: Queen Victoria, Autism Activities Handbook, Shakespeare Changed My Life, Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, plus several more titles! Click through to download. All of the resources below were available free or on offer at the time this post was put together, but keep …
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How to use audiobooks in your homeschool ~ Written by Jamie Martin of Simple Homeschool I'd love to say that it began with something sophisticated. Like Shakespeare, perhaps, or The Iliad. But in all honesty, Lauren Graham of Gilmore Girls fame started it. You see, I've always been a …
Weekend homeschool links: Van Gogh and bringing more art to your homeschool A homeschool mom teaches WWI history Learning on the shoulders of Mommy and Daddy Insults by Shakespeare (for adults/older teens) To make FOR the kids: Giant mermaid fabric board To enjoy WITH the kids: …
So grateful that spring's here at last! Our Heal the World Book Club will be ending soon, and all the members have worked (and read) so hard raising money for the education of child trafficking survivors in the Philippines through Love146: Whether your family participated in our book club or …
