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God designed children to learn through the patterns He embedded in creation, and The Writing Road to Reading harnesses these patterns to teach phonics naturally and effectively. From the moment a child begins attending to the rhythms of language, they’re developing the foundational skills needed for literacy. Yet many...
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Memorizing Latin vocabulary can be fun and engaging when you pair Classical Conversations’ Latin flashcards with active, playful games. Many homeschool families wonder how to make Latin come alive for young children, who are full of energy and need to move and play. Classical Conversations has developed a classical...
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Few places in the world offer as many opportunities for learning as the nation’s capital. From world-class museums and monuments to living history and outdoor exploration, DC homeschool field trips bring history, science, and art to life in ways no textbook can replicate. For homeschool families pursuing classical education,...
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How does phonics instruction fit within classical education? For homeschool parents seeking a phonics curriculum that complements the classical method of learning, understanding this connection is essential. Classical education honors how God designed children to learn through the Five Core Habits of grammar. When phonics instruction integrates these classical...
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Every October, we invite families to rediscover the beauty and rhythm of classical education; not as a curriculum checklist, but as a way of life. This month’s hub gathers together some of the best resources for nurturing a home where learning, faith, and wonder flourish. Rediscover the Heart...
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Every week, students gather in Classical Conversations Foundations communities to sing songs, chant facts, and recite memory work-this is CC Foundations grammar. If you peek into the room, you might see hand motions, hear laughter, and catch the rhythm of a timeline song or math chant echoing down the...
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We value music in classical education because it reveals God’s creative nature and provides a pathway for children to worship their Creator through learning. For Christian homeschool families seeking meaningful music for homeschoolers, the challenge lies in finding resources that go beyond entertainment to cultivate both musical excellence and...
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Enjoy this article from our partner, Secret Garden Educational Pathways. The views expressed are the author’s own and do not reflect the official position of Classical Conversations. Are you a parent whose student has a learning disability or suspected learning disability, but you have chosen to homeschool? Have you...
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The renewal of classical, Christian education is a movement to preserve the timeless truths of the past so that families can solve timely problems and serve others. At Classical Conversations, we talk about this as the intersection of the timeless and the timely. In order to preserve a timeless...
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Why did they teach me calculus but never explain how money works? Have you ever heard someone make that lament? Perhaps that question has even crossed your own mind. It’s a common refrain among early professionals when they see their first paycheck and wonder why so much of it...
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One of the most important milestones of your child’s education is learning how to read. Unfortunately, another increasingly common mile marker seems to be when your child ceases to read—usually immediately upon graduation, when it’s no longer required—replacing reading’s role in leisure and lifelong learning by the attention-grabbing gremlins...
Read the Full ArticleThe 15 classical skills are the Five Core Habits of Grammar, Five Common Topics of Dialectic, and Five Canons of Rhetoric, which teach students how to learn anything for life. Most homeschool parents feel overwhelmed when they encounter terms like “trivium” or “dialectic” in classical education materials, wondering if...
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