Wordless Wednesday
Five Great Things About Reading Aloud
Imagine for a moment that you had to choose only one school subject (excluding religious teaching) through which to complete your child’s entire education. Could you do it? Is there…
Read moreSummer’s Best of Weather and Autumn’s Best of Cheer
This delightful excerpt of a poem by Helen Hunt Jackson (1830–1885) is a description of all the “lovely tokens” of September. I remember liking it when I first read…
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A Simple Activity For “A Charge To Keep”
In a recent post, we reviewed Joyce Nolt’s edition of an 1883 story by Isabella Alden. Probably because she had revised the book, she appears to have given it a…
Read more5 Simple Steps to Include Preschoolers in Your Homeschool Day
As homeschoolers, it is often a challenge to keep those little ones busy while we are teaching the older ones. It is important to keep in mind that we must…
Read morePoet’s Corner
The Poet’s Corner in Westminster Abbey is a place where many great English poets are buried. The Poet’s Corner at Sheep Among Wolves Publishing is a place where many…
Read moreMy Kitchen, My Classroom – Book Review
Book Details Title: My Kitchen, My Classroom: An Introduction to Homeschool Author: Jennifer Bly Publisher: Jennifer Bly Genre: Parent Resource Number of Pages: 110 Theme: Introduction to Homeschooling Age Range:…
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Add A Special Charm to Your Book Gifts
I always enjoy finding writing in the front covers of books. Whether the volume is old or new, whether the note is addressed to myself, to a family member, or…
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