* Bears on Hemlock Mountain by Alice DalglieshĪlbert Einstein and the Theory of Relativity by Robert Cwiklik * All Things Wise and Wonderful by James Herriot Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne Tales from Shakespeare by Charles and Mary LambĬommon Sense Business for Kids by Kathryn Daniels No Fear Shakespeare - Henry V by John Crowther * Mother West Wind books by Thornton Burgess * The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder *Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevensonĭon Quixote and the Windmills by Eric Kimmel * Rush Revere and the First Patriots by Rush Limbaugh * Answering the Cry for Freedom by Gretchen Woelfle The Lost Treasure of the Inca by Peter Lourie The Care and Keeping of You by Valorie Schaeferįifty Famous Stories Retold by James Baldwin * Minn of the Mississippi by Holling C Holling Richard Hallibuton's Book of Marvels - Orient Tuttle Twins - Road to Surfdom by Connor Boyack The Sword the Ring and the Parchment by Ed Dunlop * Kirby McCook and the Jesus Chronicles by Stephen Arterburn Here are some items that we have read, listened to or watched during the month of February: We don't spend a lot of time on workbooks, worksheets, etc., We have gravitated toward this method over the years and found that it works very well for our learners and family lifestyle. Without going into too much detail about this method, it can be described as very literature-heavy. We use an eclectic method of homeschooling that leans very heavily towards the Charlotte Mason method of teaching. So, I decided to try adding a monthly homeschool recap to this blog to demonstrate one way (there are so many methods out there!) that homeschooling can work.
We have been homeschooling for many years and I sometimes forget that what we do isn't the same for others.
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