“To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven.” -Ecclesiastes 3:1 Oftentimes our walk with the Lord mimics the turning of the seasons. We experience times of darkness when we feel as though we’ll never see the light of day, much like what comes to us just before the end of winter. Other times we are rejuvenated by the work of the Holy Spirit and our faith grows and springs up new life. Summers are trying and hot but bring lots of joy and ... continue reading...
Springtime schooltime…
Every year when the breezes start to warm up and the rains start to sprinkle, I get this sudden urge to do… anything. Something! It’s as if winter’s hibernation loses it’s grip over me and spring beckons with a nice warm shower. I step out the door into the brisk cool air with a sense of freshness and energy. Fully-rested, I’m ready to take on the tasks of life with vivacious spirit. As my list of to-do’s grows longer, the weather warms and winter schooltime gives way to ... continue reading...
Madsen Method…
I admit right here upfront that I am NOT a structured person by nature. A careless, clumsy attitude throughout life left me married with children to homeschool and a heavy burden to try to make it happen with no skill at all in the areas of organization and structure. So when I began reading about the Madsen Method, I knew it would be something helpful and hard. Nearly impossible and yet necessary. Madsen is very structured. Completely scripted. There’s room ... continue reading...
Olde World Style Maps…
If you’ve been reading my blog for very long then you know I love Homeschool in the Woods like I love chocolate cake. I’ve been telling you about their wonderful Time Traveler series since this blog began! Well today, I get to share with you a new favorite from Amy Pak, Olde World Style United States & World Maps!! In the same manner as everything else Amy produces, these maps are absolutely gorgeous. I can go on and on telling you how wonderful they are or you ... continue reading...
Artistic Pursuits…
Probably the most overlooked subject in our homeschool is Art. I know, that sounds so silly doesn’t it? It’s not that we never do anything artistic. It’s just that most of our art projects are centered around other subjects and not solely meant for the purpose of being artful. I suppose up until now we’ve just randomly learned interesting bits about art along the way… but without real intent. We received a neat little book from Artistic Pursuits to help us ... continue reading...
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