July 22, 2022
Welcome to Build Your Library’s Homeschool Tidbits: Episode 23 – Talking to Homeschool Graduates! In this weekly video series, I will delve briefly into a topic related to homeschooling and will share some of my knowledge and expertise as a long-time homeschooling mother of 4 children. Three of whom have graduated high school and one … Continue reading "Homeschool Tidbits: Talking to Homeschool Graduates"
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July 18, 2022
I make it a goal to keep the curriculum up-to-date to the best of my ability. Most updates will be replacing out-of-print or difficult-to-find titles, but occasionally I write more extensive revisions, such as when I completely rewrote Levels 5 and 6 three years ago. I plan on completing updates on as many levels as … Continue reading "Update Schedule and News"
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July 8, 2022
Welcome to Build Your Library’s Homeschool Tidbits: Episode 22 – Teaching the Holocaust – 5 Book Recommendations. In this weekly video series, I will delve briefly into a topic related to homeschooling and will share some of my knowledge and expertise as a long-time homeschooling mother of 4 children. Three of whom have graduated high … Continue reading "Homeschool Tidbits: Teaching the Holocaust – 5 Book Recommendations"
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July 5, 2022
The following post will be a blog archive copy of Build Your Library’s July 2022 Monthly Newsletter. If you missed the email, you can subscribe to our mailing list here. [Scheduled to be sent 7/5/22 8:45 AM EST] [July 5, 2022 ] – Welcome to our July Video Newsletter! You should have gotten our regular … Continue reading "July 2022 Monthly Newsletter"
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July 1, 2022
Welcome to Build Your Library’s Homeschool Tidbits: Episode 21 – Rabbit Trails and Side Quests: Strike While the Iron is Hot. In this weekly video series, I will delve briefly into a topic related to homeschooling and will share some of my knowledge and expertise as a long-time homeschooling mother of 4 children. Three of … Continue reading "Homeschool Tidbits: Rabbit Trails and Side Quests"
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June 17, 2022
Welcome to Build Your Library’s Homeschool Tidbits: Episode 20 – The Inevitability of Learning Gaps. In this weekly video series, I will delve briefly into a topic related to homeschooling and will share some of my knowledge and expertise as a long-time homeschooling mother of 4 children. Three of whom have graduated high school, and … Continue reading "Homeschool Tidbits: The Inevitability of Learning Gaps"
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June 14, 2022
“Every hero has a story…” Yonder is such a beautiful story! Ali Stanish has written a beautifully layered story about friendship, what it means to be a hero, coming-of-age and realizing the world isn’t as rosy as you’d once believed. Danny Timmons has looked up to Jack Bailey as a hero for years. But in … Continue reading "Lit Bite: Yonder"
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June 10, 2022
Maurice Sendak is widely considered to be one of the most important children’s book authors and illustrators of the 20th century. And though he died in 2012 at the age of 83, today would be his 94th birthday! Maurice Sendak was born on June 10, 1928 to Polish-Jewish immigrants and grew up in Brooklyn. He … Continue reading "Happy Birthday, Maurice Sendak!"
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June 3, 2022
Welcome to Build Your Library’s Homeschool Tidbits: Episode 19 – Planner Shplanner – Staying Organized with Just a Notebook and a Pen. In this weekly video series, I will delve briefly into a topic related to homeschooling and will share some of my knowledge and expertise as a long-time homeschooling mother of 4 children. Three … Continue reading "Homeschool Tidbits: Planner Shplanner – Staying Organized with Just a Notebook and a Pen"
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June 1, 2022
The following post will be a blog archive copy of Build Your Library’s June 2022 Monthly Newsletter. If you missed the email, you can subscribe to our mailing list here. [Scheduled to be sent 6/1/22 8:45 AM EST] [June 1, 2022 ] – Welcome to our June Video Newsletter! You should have gotten our regular … Continue reading "June 2022 Monthly Newsletter"
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