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Nov. 4, 2015
The Book We Didn't Love
Guest post by Heather Schwarzen The thrill of Box Day had faded, and I was knee-deep in making the school year a reality. I had three students that year; Mary Hannah was 8, Mathaus was 5, and Jack was 3. … Continue reading
Tagged books, faith, fostering, great books, Homeschooling
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Sep. 16, 2015
3 Ways Reading Aloud Together Strengthens Your Family
Ever had a moment with friends when someone quotes a movie or book you love, and suddenly all those who have seen or read it join in, throwing out their favorites lines? (Cue your favorite Anne of Green Gables quotes … Continue reading
Jun. 14, 2012
Keep the Picture Books Alive!
Have you read Jill's plea to keep picture books alive? I'd like to shout her message from the rooftops. I believe picture books are a vital, wonderful part of a child's education. From my position as an educator, mother and … Continue reading
Tagged books, children, literature, picture books, reading
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May. 24, 2012
Literature-Based Curriculum Can Ignite Your Children's Passion to Learn
Why settle for dry facts when your child can learn through rich stories? Discover a homeschool experience with no boring textbooks — only great books and lasting memories.
Feb. 1, 2012
The Death of Picture Books?
A good friend of mine, Gale, sent me a link to a New York Times article from last year. It about broke my heart, and actually I had a few tears in my eyes as I read it. The article? Picture … Continue reading
Tagged books, education, learning, literature, picture books, preschool, reading
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Oct. 2, 2011
Literature-Rich Homeschooling Awakens Your Child's Natural Passion for Learning
Looking to spark a lifelong passion for learning in your child? Discover why a literature-based homeschool approach is the best way to develop a heart for learning in your children.
