Christian homeschooling integrating Classical and Charlotte Mason principles
While preparing for our oldest son’s birthday, it dawned on me that I’ve let four months pass without sharing our Mario party, so here goes… The cake David requested a Mario birthday cake with a number 7. Easy enough! I am not a baker at all, but I love to build things (but without fondant). […]
Welcome to our on-line teaching resources for World History from the Medieval Period to Modern Day! This list of resources focuses on the time from the reign of Charlemagne through the wars and conflicts of the 20th century. I call this a link “buffet.” It is not intended that all of these resources be used. […]
Welcome to our on-line resources for ecology, astronomy, and physical science. Remember this is a link “buffet.” It is not intended that all of these resources be used. It’s simply an organized list of crafts, worksheets, or on-line resources that you can reference if you’re looking for activities to supplement a study of ecology, astronomy, […]
Welcome to our on-line teaching resources for World Geography (specifically, Europe, Asia, and Africa)! I call this a link “buffet.” It is not intended that all of these resources be used. It is simply a convenient place to find information, videos, activities, and worksheets by history topic. As is all our lists of links, this […]
Welcome to our on-line resources for English Grammar: Parts of Speech! Note that this is a “link buffet.” It is not intended that all of these resources be used. If you plan to use printables, a personal recommendation would be to print out all of the worksheets you plan to use and file them into […]
Now entering…. West Virginia! State #9 of 50-States-Before-They-Graduate. Check out our Mid-Eastern States Itinerary. First stop: New River Gorge Bridge | Canyon Rim Visitor Center | Lansing, WV After a short hike, we peered across the New River Gorge and beheld the longest steel arch span in the Western Hemisphere! The views are breathtaking! The New River […]
It just now dawned on me that I never shared these as a separate post – they were randomly inserted into a regular blog post I had written [as are several other educational creations I have made…]. So… here are our triangular multiplication flashcards for drilling multiplication facts through the 15s. These cards emphasize drilling […]
I’m in awe of the trees again… It seems like I’m always chasing butterflies across the field, or marveling as a mockingbird sings its unpredictable song, or hopping out of the car (when we’re already kind-of-sort-of running late) to take a photo of a spiderweb glistening with morning dew… Today I happened upon a chrysalis forming in […]
As we travel across West Virginia, three boys are loudly singing “Take Me Home Country Roads” by John Denver (at the top of their lungs), the rain is pelting our windshield so hard that it sounds like a helicopter is about to take off right there in our car, and… I’m trying to shout over […]
