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Last year was our first year with the Memoria Press booth and it was very...
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Join us on Monday, March 16, 2020 from 11am-1pm for a Open House at our...
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Join us on Monday, March 16, 2020 from 11am-1pm for a Open House at our Cottage School! You’ll get to see the last hour of classes, recitations, and ask questions. 12pm-1pm is recess, feel free to bring a lunch if Read More …
On latin review days we love to play games. And the kids really, really love jeopardy! (As you can see from the photo we also had a surprise guest! Mr. Abello brought our littlest Latin student to say hello!) If Read More …
The day was beautiful! Altogether there were 18 of us homeschoolers out on the lake fishing, canoeing, and enjoying the mild February weather that we call “winter” out here in AZ! My son was even bold enough to jump in Read More …
There were some things in public school that just weren’t all bad. Some things were actually pretty great. Valentine’s Day parties were one of them. And Valentine’s day parties can be a little hard to do as a homeschooler–especially if Read More …
This concert was truly wonderful. It is also so amazing that it is free! While not as big as the Phoenix Symphony it was every bit as incredible. The talent surpassed any and all expectations and it was very family Read More …
Last year was our first year with the Memoria Press booth and it was very exciting. All of our curriculum was there for all to see. We will be back! Are you coming to the annual homeschool convention? It is Read More …
Art is one of those things I absolutely love but don’t make nearly enough time for. There was a time where I was intentionally doing watercolors and oil painting. Every Saturday I’d make me (and the kids) do a little Read More …
The book above was a recommendation by the docent that gave us the tour and I absolutely loved it. Such an easy and delightful read. Vanished Arizona is about a New England woman who marries an army man and they Read More …
The Sears-Kay Ruins hike was just what I was hoping for. A short hike (only 1.6 m round trip–enough that a toddler could walk it holding my hand) with lots to explore and look at and plenty of space to Read More …
Wee Gillis is a story about a little Scottish boy with a love for bagpipes. It is written by Munro Leaf. You might know Munro Leaf! He also wrote Ferdinand the Bull, the beloved story about a bull who did Read More …
