Formative Reads: Some books for the journey
A long-overdue project that I’ve been meaning to tackle is compiling a list of the books that have formed us on our home education journey. Some I have read; others…
A long-overdue project that I’ve been meaning to tackle is compiling a list of the books that have formed us on our home education journey. Some I have read; others…
The Spark of Curiosity It was 2021, a year after we started home educating our children using a classical approach when I stumbled across a blog post. In it, a…
When my youngest was approaching 4 years old, I started thinking about introducing some structured homeschooling into his day. He was already participating (not regularly by any means) in our…
Last week was quite unexpected in our home. The boys were feeling poorly at the start of the week, and it pretty much continued until the end. As a result,…
Ever since we started homeschooling, one of things I wanted to focus on was being organized in some way with meals – either through meal planning, making sure the freezer…
For years I have swooned over bookshelves and libraries: a public library, a family’s personal library, and bookshelves in random charity shops filled to the brim with books, artefacts, and…
Our home library Hello everyone! It’s been a while since I’ve written here, but it is very exciting to be back after a blogging break. As you can imagine, a…
We are still in the middle of the British winter, and I am starting to feel it. The kids have been cooped up indoors for many weeks now so today,…
Merry Christmas to you from our family to yours! This year has been challenging and yet a blessing,Hard work, yet peaceful,Stressful at times, yet joyful.I have felt pushed to the…
Advent and Christmas was always a special time growing up as a Christian kid in the Middle East. The anticipation and the expectation of the birth of Jesus, nostalgic Christmas…