Wednesday Wonders: Romeo and Juliet Extravaganza
{photos by Michelle Dorman} Maybe you didn’t know this, but our Upper Middle Schoolers periodically get together outside of school to engage in learning experiences that go along with literature
Category: Classical Education
A Day in the Life: Teacher Edition 2016
Last year right before Teacher and Staff Appreciation week we ran a A Teacher’s Day In the Life blog post, written by LMS teacher Nick Stavros. It was so much
Classical Character: The Virtues Project
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, a
Shakespeare from the Mouths of Babes
{photo source} As trimester 2 comes to an end, we are saying goodbye to The Shakespeare Stealer and Elizabethan England after spending many enjoyable hours with both. But there’s more
Wednesday Wonders: Be on the Lookout
Today’s wonder was sent in by Track B mom Stephanie Ridley, and is a perfect example of how a small comment can reveal a moment of wonder happening in the
Food for Thought: Reading for Pleasure
It’s Friday, and we have a “Food for Thought” article to share with you. This one comes from a British website called TES, which provides online resources for teachers. It
SLOCA Reading Resolutions
Photos from our Instagram feed with #slocareadingresolutions Did you know March is National Reading Month? Our SLO Classical Academy community loves to read year-round, but to celebrate and bring a
Wednesday Wonders: A Doodle to Delight In
Today’s Wednesday Wonder was sent in anonymously, and like the post from a couple of weeks ago, it just shows that our young children are listening to and absorbing more
Wednesday Wonders: Beyond Latin
{photo credit: Alexander the Great by Joanne via flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0} Here’s another “Wonder” sent in by one of our teachers – Sarah Weinschenk, our middle school and
Classical Composer Challenge!
{images from Wikipedia} How many times has this happened: you're listening to classical radio, or shopping, or in a doctor's office, or anywhere classical music is playing, and a recognizable
