Assessing our first year of Classical Dialectic Studies
Last May I visited another homeschool bookfair, mainly to buy supplements, attend interesting speakers, and generally be reinspired. I’m happy to report…
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Last May I visited another homeschool bookfair, mainly to buy supplements, attend interesting speakers, and generally be reinspired. I’m happy to report…
While we were at the Focus on the Family’s huge bookstore, I was perusing some fascinating options, when I overheard an odd…
For our Ancient Rome history presentation we welcomed extended family who had flown in from out of state to join us! Presenting…a…
Quintessential to the Classical Greeks is the theater, so that was the opening to our Greek history presentation. The kids performed the…
When we studied Esther from the Old Testament last spring, we reenacted the Feast of Purim like the Jews do. The neat…
Presenting Ruth (my daughter), Deborah from Judges (me), and a Phoenician merchant (my son) of purple dye, who came to know the…
We were especially intrigued to learn of the Ancient Phoenicians, famed in the known world of their time as world-travelers by sea,…
Our first year of dialectic classical studies was proving exciting for my kids. True to the goal of dialectic learning in the…
As we sat there our cat, Slipper, sauntered by. The kids giggled and quickly got the idea to let her be our Cat of Bubastees.
Everyone is invited to the grand opening of the Bluebonnet Ridge Academy Museum showcasing our dialectic study of history in the context…