Maybe you've been homeschooling for a while, and your child's curriculum just isn't working anymore, or worse, your once eager student has started to push back and it's like pulling teeth to get them … [Read more...]
Juneteenth Resources for Homeschooling Families
As homeschoolers, we have the unique and rare opportunity to provide our children with accurate history. Many Juneteenth resources and textbooks credit Abraham Lincoln with abolishing slavery in … [Read more...]
Chicago Sights: Cezanne at The Art Institute of Chicago
If you're looking for a quiet afternoon to check out something amazing to wind down your Summertime Chicago antics, I have just the place for you to go - The Art Institute of Chicago which is housing … [Read more...]
Black History Spotlight | Christoper Paul Curtis
Christopher Paul Curtis This post may contain affiliate links The second oldest of five siblings, Christopher Paul Curtis was born and raised in Flint, Michigan which has been used as a … [Read more...]
Black History Spotlight | Ella Jenkins
You sing a song, and I'll sing a song, and we'll sing a song together... Many of you may know this famous line from a famous song, by this famous African-American folk singer. Ms. Ella Jenkins. … [Read more...]
3 Reasons CTCMath Homeschool Math Curriculum Works
Homeschool season is starting up, and we're back to choosing our math curriculum and while I have tried (and will continue to try) several math curricula, I find that my children always want to come … [Read more...]
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