Month: August 2012

 
August 27, 2012

It’s back to school week for many homeschoolers and I thought it would be fun to share an activity that we have done in the past. I created a Book Scavenger Hunt for my kids and it was so much fun! We have a massive home library with books in every room of our house, … Continue reading "Freebie – Go on a Book Scavenger Hunt!"


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August 23, 2012

Narration is the backbone of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and a major tenet of the Build Your Library curriculum. At its core, narration is simply telling back what you read or heard. It is a way to sharpen listening skills. Narration takes the place of reading comprehension and tests, you no longer need a list of … Continue reading "What is Narration?"


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August 19, 2012

If Narration is the backbone of Charlotte Mason’s philosophy, Dictation is the foundation of her language arts studies. It is a tried and true method and has been used successfully for centuries. If done correctly, dictation covers so many skills that it really can be the basis of any language arts program.  It adequately covers … Continue reading "How Does Dictation Work?"


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August 15, 2012

I am passionate about history.  It’s my favorite subject to teach and even in my free time I’m often reading historical fiction and history books or watching historical documentaries.   But it took me several years to figure out how to set up a timeline.  I couldn’t figure out a way to make one work … Continue reading "Timelines and Book of Centuries"


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Have you been looking for a literature based homeschool curriculum that is secular? How about a way to incorporate narration, copywork, dictation and memory work into your child’s education? Or art study that ties into history?

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