February 4, 2018
My children have each worked their way through several nature notebooks throughout their school education, but I am still working on my original one. My first […]
January 20, 2018
In Shakespeare’s Hamlet Prince Hamlet has the idea of putting on a play that he hopes will cause a reaction in his uncle Claudius. The play […]
January 13, 2018
One morning recently, in a desperate attempt for survival, I had a timeout. The day started off as usual but, during a reading lesson, my seven […]
January 6, 2018
What, you egg? Young fry of treachery! (Act 4, Scene 2) This line was chosen by most of my students to copy. We busted […]
December 31, 2017
“The question is not,—how much does the youth know? when he has finished his education—but how much does he care? and about how many orders of […]
December 19, 2017
Last year about this time I met a young woman at our monthly local CM book study. She shared her dream of starting a Charlotte Mason […]
December 10, 2017
Most of us encounter Charlotte Mason when exploring educational options, but before long we learn that her perspective on education embraces far more than science, history, […]
December 3, 2017
There is a book that is near and dear to my family’s heart. This book introduced us to a whole new world at the beginning of […]
November 26, 2017
“The thoughts of God are broader than the measures of man’s mind And the heart of the Eternal is most wonderfully kind,’ and all other knowledge […]
