Word Geek: convivial
July 28th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserConvivial is of Latin origin, from the Late Latin word convivialis, derived from…
Read More >>Next: George Washington Carver
July 19th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserIn the next few weeks you will see more book reviews coming forth. The next one will be “George Washington Carver,” by John Perry…
Read More >>Reviews for These Publishers…
July 18th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserWe’re excited to announce that book reviews will be posted here every month…
Read More >>The Little Red Book of Wisdom
July 17th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserIf I had the money, I’d hand this book out on street corners — it’s that good. Tired of hearing the gospel of …
Read More >>Taking Time…and You!
July 17th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserYou can’t do it all. Repeat after me: you can’t do it all.
Homeschoolers are notorious for…
Read More >>The Art of Teaching…and You
July 16th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserDon’t be afraid to alter your lesson plan. If you observe students struggling, regroup. Revise your plan. Flexibility is a hallmark…
Read More >>Word Geek: kowtow
July 14th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning Moser“Kowtow” is of Chinese origin, specifically from Mandarin, and came into English in 1804 as…
Read More >>Kids’ Papers … and You
July 6th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserA homeschooler recently asked me, “What on earth did you do with all your kids’ school papers?” During our twenty years of homeschooling…
Read More >>What Is an Advanced SWR Seminar?
July 6th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserThe Advanced Seminar includes three entire days of teaching. The assumption is that you are already familiar with the scope of the program…
Read More >>Report on 2011 WHO Convention
July 6th, 2011 by Sarah Gunning MoserWe had a wonderful time exhibiting at the 2011 Washington Homeschool Organization’s annual convention and curriculum fair. Thanks to all who stopped by…
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