The Titus 2 Homemaker

The Growing Homeschool: Integrating Babies and Toddlers into Your Already Busy Schedule is an uplifting read for homeschooling mamas with very little ones. Cindy Carrier’s transparency is a tremendous encouragement. (You mean I’m not the only one who gets sidetracked? Whew!)
The most significant thing I took away from this was focus. […]

I just finished reading Dr. Montessori’s Own Handbook, by Maria Montessori.  I had heard of Montessori education, and was intrigued by its hands-on nature, but was a bit wary because these Montessori schools seem to be very child-centered, without an appropriate sense of authority, the need to train children up, etc.  I wanted to hear […]

This book, by Valerie Bendt, is a compilation and update of several earlier books: How to Create Your Own Unit Study, The Unit Study Idea Book, For the Love of Reading, and Success with Unit Studies.  Because there are four books in one, there is some repetition; however, I found it to reinforce and encourage […]

I recently finished reading Christian Unschooling: Growing Your Children in the Freedom of Christ, by Teri Brown and Elissa Wahl.  The book was written to confront the perception that “Christian unschooling” is an oxymoron.  I must admit, I was intrigued by the title because I believed just that.
I believe that the difference of opinion comes […]