Finally! I have reached the end of our homeschool curriculum choices for 2020-2021! With 5 children – 4 of whom are school-age – it takes awhile to list all of our curriculum picks for the year. My oldest boy, 10th grade, will be home with us for school this year and I could not be …
Although we didn’t start out this way, our family now homeschools in the Classical tradition, with Latin as the cornerstone of our daily homeschool studies.
Read about our classical education homeschool, and why we chose it for our family.
8th Grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices 2020-2021
I am a busy bee writing all of the homeschool curriculum posts for this school year. With a bunch of kiddos, comes a bunch of posts! Ha! Next up: 8th grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices 2020-2021! It’s hard for me to believe that my oldest girl (second born) is an 8th grader. She’s not really feeling …
6th Grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices 2020-2021
Welcome back to the Hill House’s homeschool curriculum choices for the 2020-2021 school year! This year, our homeschool will have a (very busy) preschooler, 4th grader, 6th grader, 8th grader, and 10th grader. Last week I published our 4th Grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices, so go take a peek at that if you have a 4th …
4th Grade Homeschool Curriculum Choices 2020-2021
It’s that time of year when many homeschool bloggers share what curricula they will use in the coming school year. I always love taking a look at what other moms use in their homes! It helps me think through my own choices and evaluate why I am doing things the way that I do. This …
Educating Myself as a Classical Homeschool Mom
Through the years, I have homeschooled my children in several ways – unit studies, literature-rich studies, and the 4-year history rotation. At the root of all of it was a classical education, even though I veered from that a bit in the earlier years due to the New-and-Shiny Syndrome. As my oldest child aged and …
Why I Teach Latin in Our Homeschool
When I think about my current life, it is just bizarre to me that I homeschool. And what’s even more bizarre? I teach my children Latin. I was the pre-children person that looked upon homeschooling with disdain because, well, why would you do that? Homeschoolers are weird people, as I once believed. Side story: I used to …
