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A Book Giveaway for Fall!
Sketch of our poet this term, Eleanor Farjeon, by Edward Ardizonne from The Little … [Read more...]
Shakespeare Resources
coolest game that we found at a library book sale about 15 years ago I spent the morning with our … [Read more...]
Borrowed Views: An Addendum
Dappled autumn light on our porch and the perfect green table my girls found by the side of the … [Read more...]
Borrowed Views – Charlotte Mason on Critical Thinking
handmade commonplace book - a precious gift from Elizabeth Who could live if every mouthful of … [Read more...]
A Family of Foxes
A few months back I picked up this book at a library sale because the title rang a bell. Had I seen … [Read more...]
Joy Reigns – A Little Back-to-School Note
Joy reigns in all our schoolrooms, every lesson satisfies the mind-hunger proper to children; they … [Read more...]
Newbery Reads – A Guest Post
My world has taken a few unexpected twists and turns this past week and I haven't time to write … [Read more...]
Gratitude is a Scattered Homeless Love
setting for the Living Education Retreat I am full. Full of amazement, gratitude. Another … [Read more...]
The Highest Trust
A teacher training session at Scale How - home of the House of Education (photo courtesy of the … [Read more...]
Cloud of Witness
When Charlotte Mason, the British educator whose philosophy and methods I subscribe to, said … [Read more...]
Summer is the Sabbath of the Seasons
Girl in a Hammock, Winslow Homer, 1873 It should be - a rest, that is. It is a change from the … [Read more...]
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