Homeschool Language Arts WITHOUT a workbook
Have you been wondering if you could teach language arts without a workbook in your homeschool? It seems do-able and much more inviting than opening a workbook each day. Well, I’m here to tell you – you CAN! And it’s so freeing and fun! It can completely change the attitudes of this subject in your […]
ABeCeDarian Reading Curriculum – First Impressions
We recently switched our curriculum to the ABeCeDarian reading program. I had never heard of it before and I had a hard time finding a lot of information about it online. So, I’m so excited to share with you our first impressions about it. I recently published a YouTube video describing our first impressions, and […]
The Language Arts Combination I Love
In the middle of our year I found us needing to pause on our regular language arts curriculum, back-up, and review. In this process, I have discovered a language arts combination I love in order to teach my child to read. Previously, we had used Logic of English to teach reading. It’s a great program, […]
The Door in the Wall – A Charlotte Mason Inspired Novel Unit – The Middle Ages
The Door in the Wall is a novel that takes place in the middle ages. This Charlotte Mason inspired novel unit will connect both history and language arts. The living book will provide passages that allow your child to study grammar, spelling, and vocabulary while practicing the skills for copy work, narration, writing, and dictation. […]
Winnie the Pooh Novel Unit – Homeschool Language Arts
This Winnie-the-Pooh novel unit has really brightened up our language arts. The way it is set up has given us a sense of freedom and fun in our homeschool routine. This method of language arts is new to us, but we love it so much. I actually break down the entire process in another blog […]
NEW (Mostly) Workbook Free Language Arts Method
(Mostly) Workbook Free! Did that reel you in? 😉 Well, this whole method was inspired by my research but also a desire to get rid of the workbooks! They were making me crazy…and bored! However, I have found it important to continue daily grammar practice. That’s where the workbook comes in. Even still, this new […]