Classical Character: The Moral Child
Classical Character Mrs. Burns’ Book Review Blog Last year Jenna Burns brought us Pedagogic Ponderings, a blog review of books on education. This year she brings us Classical Character,
Category: Classical Education
Stepping Up
If you have a child moving up to a new level next school year (Kindergarten, Primary, Intermediate, LMS, UMS, or High School), today’s blog post is for you! We know
Wednesday Wonders: Senior Projects
Four of our sloCAHS Seniors, after presenting their Senior Projects Each year our full-time high school seniors complete and present a Senior Project, which is considered the capstone of the
The Grizzly Apology Part II (and a download!)
Last Wednesday we shared about our UMS Logic and Rhetoric Class, and the students’ belief that the Grizzly Apology should be taught to all American middle school students. Today Miss
Wednesday Wonders: The Grizzly Apology
Ms. AnnE with a few of her students at the recent UMS 80s Dance Party event {photo by Michelle Dorman} We are excited about today’s blog post! Our Upper Middle
Free Friday and Stunning Sistine Chapel Tour
{photo by Alex Proimos via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 2.0} Today we have a bit of a “Throwback Thursday” on a Friday – and please accept our apologies for
The Shakespeare Stories for Children
{photos by Molly Trapp} Hey everyone, on today’s blog we want to pass along a great find! SLOCA parent Molly Trapp discovered these Shakespeare books for kids at our local
Wednesday Wonders: Grammar and Grownups
Today’s moment of wonder comes from my own (Jenny’s) household and it’s quick but cute. Recently while doing grammar on a home day, my 3rd grader Calvin looked up and
Monday Mix-ins: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Oberon, Titania and Puck with Fairies Dancing by William Blake (1786) {Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons} Let’s veer slightly from history mix-ins today, and talk about Shakespeare again! We are
Free Friday and Art Exhibit Opportunity
Happy Friday, families! Gather your loved ones close this weekend, speak those positive words to your kids, set aside the technology for a bit, and make rest a priority. Here
