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Language Arts can be a very divisive subject in the homeschool world. We all want kids who can read and write-- but the question is how to get them there. You'll see one heavy debates about which reading program is best, which grammar program is best, and which writing program is best. I've seen very …
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A Morning Basket is a completely optional part of the homeschool curriculum. Don't feel like you have to have a Morning Basket. That said, I love Morning Basket Time. Let me tell you what a Morning Basket is and the benefits before I tell you how to build your own. Everyone has a different way …
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Want to create your own homeschool curriculum? Interested in how it is done? It isn't too hard! This series will help you craft the best curriculum custom made for your child. This is couture education! There are many reasons you might choose to create your own homeschool curriculum. This series should help you as you …
The rhetoric stage is essentially the high school stage. This level bumps up in difficulty quite a bit, as students are able to handle deeper and more difficult books. I expect my rhetoric students to be fully independent, except they do join us for Morning Basket. I keep all my kids running along the same …
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I mentioned in my review of A Gentle Feast that we aren't going back to it this coming school year. I figured I'd share our full curriculum plans for this coming year, which include all three classical stages or all four Charlotte Mason forms, whichever way you want to look at it. We've got a …
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