Latin Lingo #2
Welcome back to another Latin Lingo. We hope you enjoyed our first edition, Latin Lingo #1, featured a few weeks back. If you missed it, you’ll want to be sure
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A Day in the Life: The Staniec Family
Hello and happy Wednesday. We have a Down Home favorite for you – A Day in the Life. Prioritizing homeschooling among all the other demands of life is a tricky
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln, our 16th president, is our focus for today’s Mix-ins for Monday. We hope you have a fun week exploring with your student(s) these enrichment videos and links all
Opening Hearts & Minds: SLOCA Summer Trip
As the world seems to be slowly shifting back to “normal” are you finding yourself itching to travel? Well, we have an incredible opportunity to share with you. For years
Teaching Through Literature: Citizenship
Our Teaching Through Literature series is all about sharing quality books that have been carefully and intentionally selected to correlate with each month’s character trait. Citizenship is our character trait
Frederick Douglass
A smile or a tear has not nationality; joy and sorrow speak alike to all nations, and they, above all the confusion of tongues, proclaim the brotherhood of man. –
Latin Lingo #1
Hello, we have a fun new Friday series for you – Latin Lingo. Each Friday our esteemed Latin teachers will share with us their favorite Latin phrases, why we should
The Character Issue: Citizenship
It is April and we have a new character trait — Citizenship. Back when I (Sharon) was in elementary school, I remember each month we would have an all-school assembly
The Underground Railroad
Hello and welcome to the last trimester of the 2020/2021 school year! We hope you had a restful break and are ready to jump into this final trimester. This week
What Did Lincoln & Washington Read?
Happy Friday and hello Spring Break!!! As we start another spring break, things are looking brighter but maybe not quite completely back to “normal”. Even if some of our favorite
