This year our family fun theme is: CS Lewis Books! He wrote a lot of them. As a family, we’re reading the books he wrote for children. So these are the CS Lewis books I’m reading for me, and this is how it’s going. “Oh, that’s one of Lewis’s scholarly books. Are you a scholar?” […]
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I’m not saying “don’t read Little House on the Prairie.” But also check out these two books, rooted in history, and sharing Asian and Jewish perspectives.
Diverse Versions: Little House on the Prairie Read More »
This past summer, I tried a few informal poetry projects with the kids. I’m no expert on how to write poetry for beginners, but these books helped a ton!
Great Books for How to Write Poetry for Beginners Read More »
Mother Culture is slightly different from self-care. If you’re familiar with Charlotte Mason, you have probably heard of it. So, what is Mother Culture?
What is Mother Culture in a Charlotte Mason Homeschool? Read More »
It was in 2014 that Finland appeared on my radar. A newly released book highlighted parenting styles around the world, and Finland’s education system stood out!
Finland’s Education System: Awesome Results Read More »
When we studied Finland, I encountered the concept of sisu through author Katja Pantzar. What is sisu? Here are 10 ways I’m incorporating it in our homeschool.
What does Sisu mean: The Finnish Way to Happiness Read More »
With memories of a attending a magical Shakespeare production at the Globe Theater in London, I knew that I wanted to introduce Shakespeare to my kids.
Easy ways to Introduce Shakespeare to your kids Read More »
Having gone to public school, I would say that Nature Study was probably the most foreign subject for me. Here are 5 ways to increase your nature knowledge.
Nature Study: 5 Easy Tips the Charlotte Mason Way Read More »
Nature Walks are such a great part of homeschooling. Don’t know what to bring on a hike? Over the years, I’ve found these items useful when curiosity strikes.
What to Bring on a Hike: Love Nature with Kids Read More »
What is Citizenship, exactly? Charlotte Mason considered the citizenship subject as intertwined with history and encompassing a study of government.
Citizenship Subject: Practical applications the Charlotte Mason way Read More »