To Speak of What’s Good: Positive Developments in Children’s Publishing
Children’s publishing has shown some disturbing trends recently, but there’s also much to be thankful for.
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Curriculum helps and devotionals.
How to Raise a Reader by Pamela Paul and Maria Russo
How to Raise a Reader focuses less on the “Why” and more on the “How” of fostering a love of literature in your own children.
Truth and Story
(Note: Betsy and I are indebted to Ethan Pettit, librarian and Children’s Literature professor from Covenant College, who enlightened us so much in seeing Christ …
Voyages of Discovery, or, How NOT to “Teach Reading”
When did reading and literature become academic subjects? And is that a good thing?
Laid-Back Language Arts
Laid Back Language Arts: learning to enjoy writing and communicating well without drudgery.
The Delights of Childcraft, part 2
Yesterday I introduced a set of books that impressed me as a child, and I appreciate them more now as a parent and home educator. …
The Delights of Childcraft, part 1
I remember the first book that taught me to love poetry as a child. “Antonio, Antonio,” by Laura E. Richards, was in the second volume …
The Money-Smart Family System by Steve Economides
“Money smarts” begin at home in this family-oriented guide to teaching wise management.