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Playing Doctor: Germs and Our Immune System
The kids have had great fun this week studying about germs. I figured, mainly since everyone had a cold, that this was a good place to start. We did a mini overall introduction to the human body last … more →
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Literature Based Learning: Big Red Barn
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wrote 3 weeks ago: By the big red barn In the great green field, There was a pink pig Who was learning to squeal. There … more →
Blogging from the "Mom Mobile" Again
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wrote 1 month ago: Here I am back in the Mom Mobile which is quickly becoming my office away from my office. It is rain … more →
Poetry Surprise
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wrote 1 month ago: As you know, we are currently doing an informal Year 0 since Alex is in Kindergarten. One of the top … more →
Growing appetite for reading
wrote 2 months ago: It is now a well established fact that reading to your child from an early age nurtures a lifelong l … more →
Literature Based Learning: The Very Busy Spider Part 2
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wrote 2 months ago: This is a sequel to Part 1 of the literature based learning activities I did with Xxm on Eric Carle … more →
Freedom in Homeschooling
wrote 2 months ago: I just love that homeschooling offers so much to my family. There are so many different ways to do i … more →
A Fun, Unexpected Moment...
wrote 2 months ago: I took some time this weekend to sit down and order a couple of living book list resources. It turn … more →
Literature Based Learning: The Very Busy Spider Part 1
wrote 2 months ago: I have originally planned to use the BFIAR series with Xxm for his literature based learning. Howeve … more →
Living Ideas in Living Books: Choosing Worthy Books for Home and School Libraries by Jeannette Tulis
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wrote 2 months ago: This is the working title for our upcoming workshop for this summer’s ChildlightUSA Conference, June … more →
Ancient History Reading
wrote 3 months ago: For reading and literature study, I am picking from …. The Boy of the Painted Cave, Justen De … more →
Living Books: Arabic story books
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wrote 3 months ago: Bismillah, Have you ever come across the term Living Books? A term coined by 19th century British ed … more →
~Living History
wrote 3 months ago: Michal Marcol, digital artist How can one live history? For if history is an account of events that … more →
Poll: What Type of Homeschooler Are You?
wrote 3 months ago: I was wondering about my readers today and thinking about what type of homeschoolers you are, if you … more →
Ancient Rome Resources
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wrote 3 months ago: Don’t you just love Pinterest? Part of my recent blogging absence probably has a little bit t … more →
Booklist instead of Curriculum: Fool's Errand?
wrote 4 months ago: Click for “LibraryLearning” Book List It’s time for me to pay forward. I’ve … more →
Living Books About Life
wrote 4 months ago: ”Living Books About Life” http://www.livingbooksaboutlife.org is a series of curated, … more →
Family Reading: Lions and Spiders and Bears, Oh My!
wrote 4 months ago: Ok, so this is a quickie post. Between the holidays, my computer breaking (fie on you, fan motor!) a … more →
I Am At My Most Contemplative at This Time of Year by Sandy Rusby Bell
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wrote 5 months ago: “I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating … more →
The End of Term I Review
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wrote 5 months ago: Now that we’ve started Term II, I wanted to share a quick run-down of what I feel I did well d … more →
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