18th Century Dialectic Becoming History Presentation
As our guests entered, including one from 1500 miles away just to see this presentation, they easily took a broadside (on the…
An 18th century lifestyle blog
As our guests entered, including one from 1500 miles away just to see this presentation, they easily took a broadside (on the…
Totally geeked out about studying my/our favorite era of history at the classical level with my kids, we happily added a few…
Pulling in front of our house, the big brown truck delivered our first shipment of 2008-2009 school materials: Teaching Textbooks for 7th…
Fun Experiments After studying General Science with Dr. Wylie last year, this year she was looking forward to what type of interesting…
Presenting Pocahontas, Evening Primrose, and Squanto. Sharing little known details of their personas, the kids taught us a lot about Pocahontas and…
Presenting Queen Elizabeth I and her royal subjects: Portia, from Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice, and D’Artagnan of the Three Musketeers. (This time…
As usual we read a lot of great books for our Renaissance studies, many of which I sourced from my local used…
Our major focus of our Renaissance study is the Renaissance Man, himself, Leonardo da Vinci. How did he earn that distinction? While…
In short we learned about Lords and Ladies, Knights and Chivalry, Feasts and Entertainments, King Arthur and Robin Hood (and everyone in-between)…so…
Highly anticipating our dialectic classical journey through the Middle Ages, to learn the backstory to the themes of knights, chivalry, kings, and…