An American Literature class is an excellent way for your high school student to earn an English credit on their transcript. We have found a variety of ways to do this with our older children, but I am very pleased with Poetry & Short Stories: American Literature Set from Memoria Press this year. As a member of the Homeschool Review…
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Happy Spring! This year we actually enjoyed a spring-like day on the this first day of Spring. Sunshine and a fresh breeze are such good medicine for my soul and spirit. It’s encouraging and gives me hope – so is our weekly blog hop! The most viewed post at last week’s Encouraging Hearts and Home blog hop was Book-Clubbing and…
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STEM activities have been a top priority for many home educators. Introducing our children to the science and technology fields while encouraging their critical thinking skills is essential, so I was glad to hear about Tied 2 Teaching. I like how their STEM Activities, Full Year of Challenges with Close Reading provides a welcome break from typical textbooks. What is…
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They say you never truly know someone until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes. Watching the latest series from Drive Thru History® has taught my family that very lesson. Dave Stotts, our engaging and entertaining host and tour guide has taken us on a tour of the very roads traveled by the apostles and the writers of the New…
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We have been riding an emotional roller coaster of emotions here lately. There have been some highs and some lows tucked in amongst our mudane, routine days. We have a brithday this week – how can 18 years pass by so quickly?! We celebrate new life as a young couple at church welcomes their firstborn and our 13th grandbaby made…
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