War Poetry Tea Time {World War I}
Hosting a War Poetry Tea Time was an excellent way to teach the girls more about the heavy subject ofContinue Reading
Homeschooling to give our children roots to ground them and wings to help them fly
Hosting a War Poetry Tea Time was an excellent way to teach the girls more about the heavy subject ofContinue Reading
On Christmas Eve of 1906, Reginald Fessenden broadcast the first radio program from Ocean Bluff-Brant Rock, Massachusetts. The Westinghouse engineersContinue Reading
Well, if last week we were all on fire, this week there has barely been a spark! I was beginningContinue Reading
We used the Apologia Text Book and accompanying Notebook. I also have access to Everyday Astronomy from School House Teachers,Continue Reading
Describe how your school has changed over the past few years? It has become harder as we have approached IGCSEs.Continue Reading
The first lesson goal was simple: teach my girls to thread a needle, double knot the thread and to stitchContinue Reading
As part of their summer challenge, the three older children would need to plan, prepare an itinerary for and executeContinue Reading
To make a personalised, large Around the World in 80 Days scrap book gather up the following: Butcher’s Paper: ThisContinue Reading
To see instruction on how to build a paper mache map click here. Once the paper mache map had beenContinue Reading
Blair asked, ‘My question is- how do you budget for your school, particularly your home library and projects? That seemsContinue Reading