Plan vs. Reality….a Look at What Really Happened…
I love reading about other homeschooler's curriculum choices, and what goes on in their homeschool days! Many times though, I just see posts of what the plans for the year are, but am left wondering if the year turned out like they planned, and what they would have done differently. So, I decided I should post […]
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March 20, 2014 |
Category: Classical Conversations, Homeschool, Homeschool Planning, Reviews | Comments: 4
The Question
The Question: Teaching Your Child the Essentials of Classical Education Who would have guessed that a book based on the premise of asking questions would answer so many? In January, I mentioned my plan to attack a list of books, most (but not all) of them stemming from the Challenge program of Classical Conversations. The […]
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March 19, 2014 |
Category: Classical Conversations, Homeschool, Reviews | Comments: none
Heartfelt Discipline
I wrote this post about the books I want to read in 2014 – mostly to keep myself accountable, but also to see if any of you wanted to join in. The book first on my list for January was one I had been meaning to read for sometime, but never got around to it […]
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March 11, 2014 |
Category: Reviews | Comments: 2
Great Artists: A Solagratia Mom Resource Review & GIVEAWAY
One of the many things I love about Classical Conversations is the Fine Arts portion of the program. I love learning more about Great Artists and Composers. Recently, I finished reading "How Should We Then Live" by Francis Schaefer. It is on the Challenge level reading list and I am slowly trying to make my way […]
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January 19, 2014 |
Category: Classical Conversations Projects, Homeschool, Reviews | Comments: 10
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