The Core Habit of Expressing is using the body and senses to share knowledge—demonstrating through reciting, drawing, dancing, building, or performing what children have learned about persons, places, things, and ideas. Young children are like bottles of soda that have been shaken. All that wonder and knowledge they’ve absorbed...
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Part of every Community Day in Classical Conversations consists of hands-on science experiments and demonstrations in the Foundations programs. Find out why these thirty minutes of homeschool co-op make lasting memories for students and parents alike. On the morning of community day, right after the buzz of greeting friends...
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What curriculum can I use to help my child learn how to become a fluent reader? Many homeschool parents find themselves searching for phonics resources that not only teach letter-sound relationships but also provide meaningful practice opportunities. The challenge lies in finding materials that bridge the gap between learning...
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Educational Meal Planning Meets Patriotic Homeschool Recipes What if you could taste history? As you walk through Cycle 3 with your Classical Conversations community, you’re exploring the fascinating story of America from colonial settlements to westward expansion, from the founding fathers to modern innovations. Your students are memorizing state...
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As the director of student financial aid at Union University — and as someone who talks with families from a variety of backgrounds every semester — I see a lot of anxiety and uncertainty when it comes to paying for college, especially private Christian higher education. For Classical Conversations...
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The one-room schoolhouse is an excellent model for homeschool learning because it provides a multi-age, multi-level learning environment that encourages God’s design for community and sanctification. As a homeschool parent, you’re often searching for a simpler, more connected way to learn. Many families discover that homeschooling, while deeply rewarding,...
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Why Choose Christian Higher Education? Whether your student is in Challenge A (seventh grade) or entering their senior year of high school in Challenge IV, now is the perfect time to begin thinking seriously about life after graduation. The question of “What’s next?” can feel daunting, especially with more...
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This Christmas message is for every homeschool parent who wonders if your faithful, daily work truly matters—and to remind us all why we’ve chosen this path of classical Christian education. As parents teaching our children at home, we’ve embraced something countercultural: we believe the world’s pursuit of power and...
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Few cities offer the diversity of learning experiences found in Los Angeles, California. From world-renowned museums and encounters with marine life to historic landmarks and outdoor adventures, Los Angeles homeschool field trips transform ordinary days into extraordinary educational journeys. For families pursuing a classical education, these educational field trips...
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Every November, we pause to count our blessings and cultivate grateful hearts. This month’s hub gathers resources to help families practice gratitude as a foundational virtue in classical, Christian education. A Season of Thanksgiving “But thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal procession, and...
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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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Each week in Foundations, after singing songs and reciting memory work, students take a turn at something many adults still fear: standing in front of others to speak. Presentations may seem like a small part of the morning, perhaps even just a few minutes of show-and-tell, but they are...
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