Classical christian education

How to start a classical education at home is a step by step list guiding you from bring your children home to a full classical curriculum at home.

So what is classical education exactly? That is somewhat dependent on whom you ask because there is a tremendous amount of variation among classical educators. However, there are two basic schools of thought in classical education.

Curious about classical education? Where do you start with Classical homeschooling? This Christian classical reading list tells you exactly what you need ...

Summer is coming quickly, and it's the perfect time for homeschool moms to read classical education books in preparation for the upcoming school year.

While there are a few different classical education models out there, they dont all teach with Bible Principles. And its groups who use the Principle Approach method to look for. Because the Principle Approach method is Americas historical method of

I never expected to end up with a classical homeschool curriculum for my kids; I certainly never expected that I'd love it so much. But I do!

I want a classical education, desperately. Together, my wife and I have given one to our three children, all of whom have continued in it to one degree or another. They all have seemed to thrive in it, too. I did not get a classical education. I have, to some extent, recovered one over the […]

Have you ever wondered just what is classical education and the classical method? Here's a brief and easy to read explanation!

Everyday Scholé is back!!! We’ve taken quite a few months off as all of us were wrapping up blogging projects or writing projects, but this month we are beginning a yearlong series that is sure to inspire you and your homeschool. We are taking an in-depth, practical look at the eight essential principles of classical pedagogy (make haste slowly, much not many, repetition is the mother of memory, embodied learning, songs, chants, and jingles, wonder and curiosity, educational virtues, and…