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Why homeschool? Margot McNutt has spent her whole life answering that question, first as a homeschooled daughter and now as a Classical Conversations Tutor, watching the next generation of families ask the same thing. Margot is a recent graduate of the Classical Conversations Challenge program, the second oldest of...
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The Classical Conversations Essentials program is a bridge: it carries the memory work built in Foundations toward the Latin language study that begins in Challenge A. Longtime Classical Conversations mom and now as a curriculum developer for Classical Conversations MultiMedia, Kathy Donegia, has spent years mapping that bridge. In...
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Classical Conversations Cycle 3 walks Foundations students through American history, Latin translation, chemistry, geometry, and much more, all set to memory-work families recite together for 24 weeks. With blog posts, podcasts, videos, and printables scattered across so many corners of the community, finding the right one for this week’s...
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National Memory Master celebrates the memory work that a Foundations student has practiced for years, with a final tour before Challenge A. This year, that celebration set sail. Sixteen finalists gathered aboard the CC Family Cruise in the Caribbean, and after two rounds of heats, maps, and stories pulled...
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America turns 250 this year, and as we celebrate, we carry forward the viewpoints and values the founders built. Modeling community service for kids is one of the most tangible ways a family can answer that call. Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations and homeschool dad, draws five convictions...
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Classical education in India is growing, and the families who have found it are not going back. Namitha, a Classical Conversations mom homeschooling in the foothills of the Dhauladhar ranges, writes from the middle of that story. In this article, Namitha traces how four years of classical Christian education...
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Every homeschool dad shapes his children’s future, whether he intends to or not. Alex Newman is a journalist, author, and Classical Conversations father of six whose work has taken him across continents, but whose most consequential assignment has always been at home. In this article, Newman draws on Scripture,...
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Every parent wants their child to discover what they are made of. Jennifer Leeds has spent years watching that discovery unfold within Classical Conversations communities, not in moments of ease but in moments of effort. In this article, she introduces the National Number Knockout competition and makes the case...
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Homeschool history curriculum for elementary students works best when it moves beyond the page and into real life through stories told aloud, timelines drawn by hand, and afternoons spent making things that bring the past forward. Lisa Bailey has spent more than twenty years as a homeschooling mother, a...
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Homeschool art activities tied to American history build technique, and give children a language for the story their country is still telling. Writer and educator Kelli Wilt explores how four distinctly American artists featured in Classical Conversations Foundations Cycle 3 illuminate different facets of the American experience, each paired...
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Cycle 3 Foundations Hands-On Science gives students twenty-four weeks to explore three of God’s great mysteries: the design of the human body, the hidden order of chemistry, and the mathematical patterns that govern what looks like chance. Amy Jones, a long-time Classical Conversations parent and Curriculum Developer for Classical...
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Families thrive in Classical Conversations Foundations not by doing everything perfectly, but by staying consistent, trusting the memory work, and rooting daily rhythms in what matters most. If you are new to the program, you may find yourself asking, Am I doing this right? Am I doing enough? These...
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