Homeschool

[close] We're exploring the science, engineering, and math connections found in great children's literature. The titles for the next several months include: - The Cricket in Times Square (September) - The Wild Robot (October) - Mr. Popper’s Penguins (November) - The Vanderbeekers of 141st St (December) - Pie (January) - The Phantom Tollbooth (Feburary) - Book Scavenger (March) - How to Train Your Dragon (April) - Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH (May) These titles are featured in the Brave Writer Arrow program, which is recommended for readers in grades 3-6. Activities are intentionally designed with a low floor and high ceiling where the group welcomes readers in grades 3-8.

[close] Do you want to step into stories where the characters come alive, wholesome stories that teach you about life and impart invaluable lessons? Here is where you'll find classic children's books from years past that will capture your imagination and enrich your reading! Rules: Be kind, respect others, think before you speak and enjoy reading! No self-promotion.

[close] Nosso objetivo é facilitar a interação de quem optou pela educação clássica cristã. Dicas, resenhas e trocas de materiais são bem vindos.

[close] This is a book club for homeschooling parents looking to connect in the Fox Cities area. An opportunity to get together and connect over a book of common interest. Let's get to know each other, share ideas, learn and grow as educators! We will meet in person monthly at Seth's Coffee. The first book will be selected by the moderator and future books will be voted on by the group.