How to Use Literature Study Guides in Homeschool High School
How to Use Literature Study Guides in Homeschool High School. How many guides should your teen use? How to use them? Do they need a guide for all books?
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How to Use The Hobbit Literature Study Guide
How to Use The Hobbit Literature Study Guide. 7SistersHomeschool’s Literature Study Guides aren’t your typical guides. Here are tips to make the most of them.
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HSHSP Ep 164: How and Why to Use Literature Study Guides
This week on HSHSP Ep 164: How and Why to Use Literature Study Guides. This post is running concurrently on the Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network. HSHSP Ep 164: How and Why to Use Literature Study Guides Sabrina and Vicki LOVE Literature! In this episode we are recording in Vicki’s office, not very fancy for recording:…
Character Development, Critical Thinking and Screwtape Letters
C.S. Lewis give us character development, critical thinking and Screwtape Letters. The popular ironic tale nudges high schoolers to learn philosophically and grow personally. Here’s how.
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5 Reasons Why Your Homeschool High Schooler Should Read Narnia
Homeschool high schoolers should read Narnia! As teens they need to go back and read all 7 books in the Chronicles of Narnia. Here are 5 reasons why!
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Improve Your Teens’ Writing When They Read C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy
Does reading a particular author have an impact on a teen’s WRITING? C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy My son, Nathan (pictured below with his lovely wife), is working on his PhD in Comparative Literature at the University of Maryland. I asked him about the influence that C.S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy had on him when he read it when…
Using Literature Study Guides with Elementary Students
Today’s Blog Post: There is nothing more tragic than having a book ruined by too much school attached to it!
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The Only RIGHT Way to Teach Literature
There is only ONE RIGHT WAY to teach literature. I am going to share that way with you now. (Aren’t you intrigued?)
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