This Homeschooling in the Digital Age is the third method in our series on Homeschool Methods. Here we will answer questions like: What is considered digital homeschooling? How can I use digital resources in my homeschool? Where do I find digital resources for homeschooling? Homeschooling in the Digital Age We are living in a heavily digital based world. You can order food online, … [Read more...] about Homeschooling in the Digital Age
Latin for Children vs. Latina Christiana
We began studying Latin four years ago when my oldest child was in the second grade. I read everything I could find on the different Latin curricula that were available and finally decided on Latin for Children for him. He completed the 3 books in 4 school years and this year he has started Latin Alive, which is a Latin program for middle school students, also published by Classical Academic … [Read more...] about Latin for Children vs. Latina Christiana
Story of the World History Volume 1: Ancient Times
This being our first full year of homeschooling, I was hoping to find a co-op we could be a part of. I was thrilled to find one that was new and starting about the same time we were starting our homeschooling year in September. One of the subjects we're studying is history for which we are using The Story of the World History for the Classical Child Volume 1: Ancient Times, Revised … [Read more...] about Story of the World History Volume 1: Ancient Times
Elemental Science’s Biology for The Logic Stage
I was very confused with the number of science curriculum options available after my sons passed their elementary level. I want our children to have a well-qualified science curriculum that is accepted globally. The elementary level still allows us to play around and have the fun of science but the middle school levels demand us to be more serious with all of the subjects. Our choice for the … [Read more...] about Elemental Science’s Biology for The Logic Stage
Story of the World Ancient Times
When I began looking into a history program to use, one name kept popping up again and again: The Story of the World series by Susan Wise Bauer. The Story of the World Ancient Times The Story of the World series follows the classical education scope and sequence for history, dividing it into four cycles. Four Cycles of Classical History Ancients, BC 5000-400 ADMedieval/Early … [Read more...] about Story of the World Ancient Times
Song School Latin Review
I am completely on board with the classical model of education. I love everything about it from the use of living books and primary source documents, to the studying of history chronologically. It is a fairly rigorous method, but I feel relatively confident about teaching it. There is just one facet of classical education that stumps me...Latin. A key component of classical … [Read more...] about Song School Latin Review
A Literature Approach to Modern U.S. and World History
From the very start of parenting, I believed in the power of books. Not just any book. But, books with a rich story and characters who came alive. My fondest homeschool memories include family read-aloud time on the couch. Of course, reading also took place on the road, in the library, at a sibling’s practice and many other locations. This literature approach we shared shaped our … [Read more...] about A Literature Approach to Modern U.S. and World History
Words of Wisdom from Veteran Homeschool Moms – Homeschool Generations: Part 2
Do you ever look around in the middle of your chaotic homeschool day and wish you could talk to someone who had been-there-done-that and lived to tell the tale? How few of us, however, have those wise, experienced, veteran homeschool moms living nearby! Many of you are new homeschoolers, and perhaps you’re swimming against the tide of your family or community’s expectations. Many of you have … [Read more...] about Words of Wisdom from Veteran Homeschool Moms – Homeschool Generations: Part 2
#SonlightScience Kindergarten Curriculum
Imagine preparing for your homeschool year in a relaxed and inviting way. For starters, all books arrive at your doorstep. They are high-quality, beautiful, and cover a subject you want to teach. Next, you receive instructions - step by step, week by week info - guiding you through an entire year with notes and lists. It keeps getting better. Almost everything needed for … [Read more...] about #SonlightScience Kindergarten Curriculum
First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind (Levels 1 and 2)
When it comes to English studies for homeschoolers, First Language Lessons for The Well-Trained Mind is an excellent foundation in grammar and beginning writing. I pulled an old friend off the shelf today. I'm starting First Language Lessons with my third child. Having studied English with my 6th grade son and 4th grade daughter using this resource, I am confident that it will be an excellent … [Read more...] about First Language Lessons for the Well-Trained Mind (Levels 1 and 2)
Evan-Moor Science Series – All About Plants
If you have never heard of Evan-Moor I highly recommend you not only read this All About Plants Review but check all all the educational materials they have to offer. Not only does Evan-Moor offer educational materials in reading, writing, spelling, science, geography and math, but they also offer homeschool curriculum bundles that are worth checking out. All About Plants When it came … [Read more...] about Evan-Moor Science Series – All About Plants
Story of the World Audio CDs
If you are looking for history told in story form for your kids you want to check out The Story of the World Audio CDs. The Story of the World Audio CDs allow you to listen to the content of the texts on the road or wherever a CD player is available. The chapters come alive as they are read by Jim Weiss, a professional storyteller. Tracks run from three to five minutes each, making it easy to … [Read more...] about Story of the World Audio CDs