Whether you homeschool or not, building a home library that is both inviting to children and filled with exceptional books is a necessity

Looking it over this morning I realized, "This is a pretty good list for any parent or grandparent." So, here I am sharing a portion of it with you. I picked a variety of books that cover a variety of topics to help form a well-rounded child.

This is not a reading list for our students, but rather for their parents. There has been a revival of sorts in Catholic fiction over the past few years. Yet, it’s a genre we don’t hear about too often. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had friends and family ask me to recommend […]

These are just the tip of the iceberg. There are so many great books out there for young girls.

In her book Language Wars, Dr. Ruth Beechik tells the story of a student she had many years ago. His mom put him in summer school even though he didn't really need it. So, Dr. Beechik sent him to the library with a reading list of the classics. After two years of this, Ruth noticed that his standardized test scores didn't change much from September to May. But they skyrocketed from June to August. This is motivation enough for me to get reading this summer, alongside my children.

"I hate math!!!" Have you ever heard this from one of your children? Perhaps it was you yourself who you heard screeching in frustration. We want to introduce you to a new idea -- Math Appreciation. Yes, really, "appreciation".