And Here We Go!

Using the big Geography Binder worked really well for us during the first semester of CC ; however, we've reached a place where th...

One of Mary's Christmas presents was a monthly subscription to Little Passports ! We ordered the World Edition , and her...

Cycle 2 Geography Cards for Weeks 13-24 are ready! You can download them from C3 under username: melodystroud. I didn't...

I've really fallen in love with using binders our first year of homeschooling, and after showing you our Science Review binder , here...

Last year, Crecia at Taking It One Day at a Time made awesome geography cards that we used for review. Since God is leading Crecia dow...

If you own the Classical Conversations Foundation Guide, hopefully you've checked out the hand-drawn maps by seventh-graders on pages...

If you're looking for a fun (and easy!) way to learn the names of all the countries in the world, I highly, highly suggest checking in...

Okay, by now you may know that I l-o-v-e binders! But before I show the newest addition to my binder family, here are some cute pictures f...

It's been a while since I've done an Anna update, so I thought I would fill you in on what's been going on. We went to the ...

This is one of those ideas that sounded great in my head late last night - Hebrew Empire Scramble! And you never really know with 'thos...

Our CC Week 1 is over, and it was great! We did lots of fun stuff, but I'm still having a hard time organizing everything and making it...

Our first day at CC yesterday was TERRIFIC! We had an outstanding tutor (and she was the sub.!), a great class, and lots of fun! Today is We...

Back in the day, I had a wonderfully eccentric Civics/Geography teacher in middle school. He asked me to name all the countries in one of th...