Helping my Daughter Prepare to Homeschool her Daughter
As we shed tears after our last homeschool day, my kids asked me to write everything down, so they can recreate their homeschool experience with their own kids.
Historical Seamstress & Homeschooler
Tag: grammar
Publication of my Son’s Flashback Paper in Updated TWSS: IEW
Inside the box, we found a gorgeously addressed envelope which announced that my son’s paper had indeed been published in the new Second Edition TWSS!
French Onion Soup as Historically Made by the Peasants
Recently I cooked the most amazing French Onion Soup…without beef broth! Instead I only used onions, water, and seasonings, with croutons and gruyere.
Rhetoric Literature Study: Shakespeare, did he or didn’t he?
Not understanding the rigors of classical education, critics argue that Shakespeare did not write the plays, because he only had a grammar school education.
How we Made our Coat of Arms
Dating back to the Middle Ages, Coat of Arms were important to distinguish identity in battle.
Also they are quite unique to the individual.
Creating Stained Glass for a Feast
For our upcoming Medieval Feast, I helped my daugher create stained glass out of tissue paper to decorate our Grand Hall aka our living room.
Creating Illuminated Manuscripts
We kept our illuminated manuscripts far simpler since my kids had not the 6+ hours a day to bend over beautiful artwork that the monks did.
How we Made a Model of the Israelites’ Tabernacle
Reacreating the tabernacle would be incredibly valuable to understanding how it foreshadowed Christ as detailed in Hebrews.
How we make Salt Dough Maps with a Fool Proof Recipe
I have heard complaints from many about dough that never dries.
The proportion of water to flour was incorrect.
Here are the easy steps to ensure success.
How we made our Genesis Creation Flip Books
While studying creation last year, I thought the kids would enjoy doing a mixed media type art project, using odds and ends from their craft boxes.Â
