by Lis Luwia | Jan 7, 2021 | Booklist, Catholic Schoolhouse Tour 1, CSH Resources Tour 1, homeschooling
My kids and I love reading through history! As we started learning about the Women’s Rights Movement and Susan B. Anthony, I knew I needed to make a list of all of our favorite books to revisit in the future… and share with you! I hope you enjoy these...
by Lis Luwia | Dec 14, 2020 | Booklist, homeschooling, Kids, Reviews, This post may contain affiliate links
With a new year looming around the corner, let’s give a salute to the best Catholic children’s books that have been published in 2020! Psst! If you have a favorite that came out in 2020 that isn’t mentioned here, please add it to the comments below!...
by Lis Luwia | Dec 5, 2020 | Booklist, Catholic Schoolhouse Tour 1, CSH Resources Tour 1, homeschooling
As a part of our homeschool curriculum, this year our family went through American History but I was disappointed to see how little time was spent on the Native American portion… so I expended our learning and found some great books that helped my kids...
by Lis Luwia | Nov 16, 2020 | Catholic Schoolhouse Tour 1, CSH Resources Tour 1, homeschooling, Printables, This post may contain affiliate links
Help your kids *discover* everything Ben Franklin discovered by reading through some fun books on him and filling out this FREE worksheet to see their comprehension! Take it one step further! Have them dress up like the famous inventor and do a presentation to your...
by Lis Luwia | Oct 19, 2020 | Catholic Resources, Catholic Schoolhouse Tour 1, CSH Resources Tour 1, homeschooling
Here is the Tour 1 Quarter 2 Latin Printable for the Glory Be prayer! It really helps my kids to be able to read the words as they’re learning how to sing it with the Catholic Schoolhouse classical curriculum cd’s. AND I added the English version so you...
by Lis Luwia | Oct 15, 2020 | CSH Resources Tour 1, homeschooling, Kids, This post may contain affiliate links
Cue thoughtful music. I needed something to help my homeschooling kids learn where each of the states are located on the map, particularly something that was hands-on and screen-free. And when I called my mom (a previous 5th grade teacher) for ideas, she already had a...
