While following our preschool literature plan for the year has been somewhat consistent, updating here on the blog has been sketchy. So, expect to see a variety of Five in a Row posts coming your way over the next two months! Goodnight Moon is a staple in our home, a great bedtime read for little...
Oh, this book by far has been my favorite row — which is exactly why we took three weeks to complete! The freedom in homeschooling, yes? If you haven’t read How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World, it’s a gem of a book for young children. Full of opportunity for great lessons as...
Always on the lookout for quality homeschooling products, I scooped up the opportunity to review this newest release! Classical Conversations has designed a cursive writing program which emphasizes not only how children write, but also what they write. This is great for copy-work recommended by both Charlotte Mason and Classical methods. Prescripts :: an excellent mix...
Though the updates are a little behind, we have been plugging away at our preschool literature plan for the year. As you’ll plainly see, Caps for Sale was a September book. Ahem. But we did complete it (and the books afterwards), and we’re wrapping up Owl Moon for the end of semester one. The new...
Joining in with iHomeschool Network: In my life this week… oh my, what a set of days. I’ve been courageously overwhelmed. Yes, I do believe that’s the term. Facing tough waters with boldness, or simply sheer grit, but coming out the other side a little speechless. Tired. Heavy. There is much to be grateful for still,...
Our second row in this year’s seasonal Five in A Row plan was the wonderfully rhythmic book We’re Going on a Bear Hunt by Michael Rosen. We’ve already completed another book with a bear theme; I think the boys believe bears is the focus for the whole school year. Ha! Yet, it was a wonderful read...
