Classic. Noah Webster defines it as, "A writer whose style is pure, correct, and refined." This is the type of literature I want my children to read. Pure. Correct. Refined. The newest literature on the market rarely can have these words applied to it. Reading should cause the reader to grow by ... Read More about Classic Literature Must Reads
**Limited Time Freebie** Anne of Avonlea Book Study
Anne of Avonlea continues the story of Anne of Green Gables. She is all grown up and yet still full of the spunk and adventure that she had as a child that we fell in love with. If you've read Anne of Green Gables with your kids, this Anne of Avonlea Book Study is a great option for your next book ... Read More about **Limited Time Freebie** Anne of Avonlea Book Study
How to Add Classic Literature to Your Homeschool
I love classic literature. I haven't read as much of it as I would like, perhaps that is why I am passionate about encouraging homeschoolers to add classic literature to their homeschool. Children need to be introduced to classic literature at a young age and throughout their education. There is so ... Read More about How to Add Classic Literature to Your Homeschool
Anne of Green Gables Movie Study
One of my favorite childhood memories is watching movies with my family. My mom instilled in me a love for movies that were based on literature. That is probably why I require my children to read the book before they see the movie version. For my 12th birthday I received Anne of Green Gables and ... Read More about Anne of Green Gables Movie Study
The Best Classic Literature Read Alouds
I love reading aloud to my children. Probably because I loved being read to as a child by my mother. She instilled a love of reading aloud in me from a young age, however, I don't remember her reading short, silly stories to me. She loved classic literature, so that is what she read to me. When I ... Read More about The Best Classic Literature Read Alouds
Why Classic Literature Needs to be Part of Your Homeschool
The classics. You can't replace them. They are timeless. Strong. Reliable. Unforgettable. The best classics are true works of art. The authors wrote stories that pulled at your heartstrings, taught you of matters you didn't know or understand, caused you to dream the biggest of dreams and took you ... Read More about Why Classic Literature Needs to be Part of Your Homeschool
Anne of Green Gables Book Study
The story of Anne with an E, is full of adventure, spunk, friendship and acceptance. An orphan girl ends up in P.E.I. where she discovers almost immediately that she's not wanted. As you follow Anne's journey of life with Marilla and Matthew, you'll find heartwarming moments, lessons learned and ... Read More about Anne of Green Gables Book Study
May Writing Prompt Challenge
Finding fun ways to encourage kids to write can be a challenge. Even the best writers need a bit of a nudge from time to time. Inspiration can be found in the most unexpected places. A writing prompt can turn the "chore" of writing into a wonderful story for reluctant writers. This May Writing ... Read More about May Writing Prompt Challenge
Summer Music Learning Ideas for Your Homeschool
As year round homeschoolers summertime isn't just about having fun, instead we use some of the long days of summer to continue educating our children. To some that might sound boring, but it doesn't have to be, learning can be filled with fun! Summer is often the time of the year when we head ... Read More about Summer Music Learning Ideas for Your Homeschool
Music Notebooking Pages
Music is such a fun subject to teach your children. There are so many ways to cover music in your homeschool. From private music lessons to composer studies, from music history to composition. While not everyone is a musician, everyone can enjoy music and the study of music. Whether your children ... Read More about Music Notebooking Pages
Finally, A Tracking App for Real Life, Flexible Homeschooling
For years I made plans for our homeschool filling up the blank squares on a calendar. I fully expected everything to get completed without a hitch. I did so even though I couldn't see what each day held. My overfilled homeschool days were a great struggle for me. I simply couldn't wrap my brain ... Read More about Finally, A Tracking App for Real Life, Flexible Homeschooling
Homeschool Music Curriculum Round Up
Have you considered the benefits of teaching music in your homeschool? Most of the time when you think of a music class, you find yourself wondering what instrument your child is going to play. Yet, there is so much more to music than just learning how to play an instrument. Not everyone is ... Read More about Homeschool Music Curriculum Round Up
Sheet Music Pages
Musical composition is a fun way to cover music in your homeschool. It all starts with a little bit of tinkering and the next thing you know, a composer has been born. Music has a voice of its own. Composers are able to communicate without the use of words. What your kids have to "say" might ... Read More about Sheet Music Pages
Easy Ways to Incorporate Music Into Your Homeschool Day
Music is a subject that should be part of every homeschool day in one way or another. Many times I think that we forget that a homeschool music class doesn't have to be private music lessons. There are so many fun and easy ways to incorporate music into your homeschool day. Especially if you can ... Read More about Easy Ways to Incorporate Music Into Your Homeschool Day
Music Journal
Music is a wonderful way to study the fine arts in your homeschool. However, private music classes aren't right for everyone. Thankfully, there are many ways to cover music in your homeschool aside from private music lessons! Teaching your children how to study different types of music is a great ... Read More about Music Journal
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