Pete Hegseth, nominated Secretary of Defense, is urging parents to take a more active role in their children’s education, especially in today’s complex world. His message? Classical education is key — teaching our children to think critically, understand history, and engage deeply with timeless texts in literature, philosophy, and logic. While not every family may have access to formal classical education, parents can still support these values at home. Whether by encouraging deep thinking, … [Read more...]
5 Creative Ways to Use Public Speaking in Your Homeschool Routine
Public speaking is a valuable skill that can easily be integrated into your homeschool routine. By making it fun and natural, you can help your kids build confidence and communication skills every day. Here are five creative ways to get started: 1. Morning Speech Time Kick off the day with a 5-minute "Morning Speech." Let your child share something they’ve learned or are curious about. This simple activity boosts their confidence and helps them get comfortable speaking in front of others. 2. … [Read more...]
Free Latin Noun Declensions Memorization Chart: Boost Your Student’s Latin Skills Today!
Looking for an easy way to help your student master the 5 Latin noun declensions? This simple, effective free downloadable chart is designed to break down all the declensions in their forms, making it a perfect tool for early Latin learning, regardless of the curriculum you're using. This chart is especially helpful for students in the Classical Conversations Foundations program, where declensions are introduced early on. It provides a strong foundation and reinforces what they’re learning in … [Read more...]
Free Sequence Game for Reviewing Memory Work
Looking for a fun way to review your Classical Conversations (CC) memory work? Try Sequence! Whether you want to review the whole year or focus on just a few weeks, this simple game is perfect for all ages and is easy to use for all three CC cycles. Print the cards on colorful cardstock, lay them out, and let the competition begin! The first player to get six in a row (or four for younger kids) wins—but watch out, because opponents can block your moves! This competitive twist always keeps things … [Read more...]
Is Memory Work Worth It?
As parents, we often question whether we’re making the right educational choices for our kids. Our personal journey hasn’t always been linear, and our children haven’t always been homeschooled. We take each year as it comes, deciding what’s best for each child. My oldest, now a junior in high school, has thrived in various educational settings, including Classical Conversations (CC). Her time in CC has been marked by starts and stops. After completing 2.5 years in Foundations from ages 5 to 7 … [Read more...]
Unlock Your Child’s Potential with the Updated Public Speaking for Kids Program
Every parent dreams of seeing their child shine, confident and articulate in any setting. Yet, for many children, the idea of speaking in front of others can be daunting. If your child struggles with shyness or hesitancy when it’s their turn to speak, you’re not alone. But there’s a solution that can help them overcome these challenges and discover their full potential. Introducing the Updated Public Speaking for Kids ProgramWe’re excited to unveil the latest edition of our Public Speaking … [Read more...]
Four More Days…
Is your student comfortable speaking in front of people, but missing that “wow” factor? Do you wish they did a better job of capturing the audience’s attention? "Public Speaking for Kids" gives your student specific skills to communicate confidently. But don't take my word for it!.... Praise for "Public Speaking for Kids": “We have loved this curriculum so far! The best part is how easy it is to use and how well-organized each week is. I like how each week a new presentation skill is … [Read more...]
My Memory Work Lapbooks for Cycle 2!!
I am happy to announce that the My Memory Work Lapbooks for Cycle 2 have been updated!! These Lapbooks are a creative way of recording and reviewing your Memory Work. Think of them as a home-made pop-up book with your Memory Work studies on them! There are templates for every subject - History, Geography, Science, English Grammar, Latin, History Timeline, Scripture Memory, & Fine Arts! Your Kids will love them! Use them for hands-on interactive learning, review, … [Read more...]
A Review of Omnibus I by Veritas Press
I was offered this product for free in exchange for a review. However, I always give my honest thoughts and opinions, without persuasion from outside sources. In addition, I only review products we have truly used and completed, so my opinions are based on the full resource. It is my hope that my reviews help you make informed choices for your family. My daughter was participating in a program for 7th grade that … [Read more...]
Easy Homeschool Checklist!
Last week, I wrote a post about my "circle of sanity" - the way we organize our homeschool materials to make it easy throughout the day. At the end of that post, I promised I would also show you our checklist system, so here it is! Homeschool Checklist Systems: I have tried a number of checklist systems. One year, I used an app that did work pretty well, but was quickly discontinued. There are also a couple of computer-based scheduling programs I have utilized in the … [Read more...]
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