Homeschool Whole-Mom Support
No matter what method you use to homeschool, I think we can all agree that “reading is fundamental” (as LeVar Burton used to say). And in our own homeschool, I’ve used historical fiction to teach oh-so-much! We’ve exposed our kids to world religions, world history, and broadened their perspective to discourage ethnocentricity. Books by and about minority […]
Wait, wait, I’m not talking revisionist history here, not about “taking sides” or rewriting it to suit our purposes…I’m talking about historical fiction. Many years ago I discovered this genre when I had a daughter who loved to read and was bored to tears with history. In that ever-seeking way that many of us homeschooling […]
What a treat I have for you today! While doing some research for Multicultural Children’s Book Day (you know me – into anything book-related) my youngest daughter and I happened upon a wonderful author. As a matter of fact, this is one of those time when a 50-something-year-old mom and her pre-teen daughter agree on something big time. […]
