Archive for February, 2006
Goodbye Ms. Slater–for now
Ms. Rosalie Slater, prolific author and crusader for the cause of Christ, passed away on February 17, 2006. As I celebrated my Earth-coming, she celebrated her [...]
Make your own math manipulatives
It's fun and easy to make your own math manipulatives. There's no need to invest lots of money in these fun math helps. You can whip lots of these up in an [...]
Standards of Evaluation for Arithmetic Books
We use Ray's Arithmetic at our house and I love it. We started with it (except for a little trial of Saxon a year ago), so dd doesn't know anything else. I [...]
Happy birthday to me (almost…)
Tomorrow is my birthday. I will be 19486952 years old. (you didn't really think I'd tell you, do you?) I'm posting today to get it out of the way. And if you'd [...]
Classic science texts
The book I am using for science is from the 1180's, entitled The Child's Book of Nature by Dr. Worthington Hooker. My volume is three books in one that I got [...]
Chore Age Chart and chore questions
I thought I would share this handy chart I found a while back. I've had it for years and it's really great. It breaks down different chores into age groups. I [...]
How to Set Up Your Home for Learning
My mom gave me lots of BPA material. I'm not sure exactly where these notes came from, but they were good so I thought I'd share them here. This is full of [...]
The Breeches Bible
We have been studying about the Geneva Bible this week in HisStory. When we were discussing it Princess S said, "This is really fun!" Go figure! She loves [...]
Happy birthday, Princess S!
My lovely middle daughter had a birthday yesterday. She's 5 now and learning to read. Five things I love about her: she's sensitive to the things of God she [...]
BPA news blog
I wanted to remind you that I have a news blog for everything related to the Biblical Principle Approach. (updated as often as I can!) I don't post everything [...]
