Category Archives: Spelling

Classical Writing Series Finished

by Lene Jaqua Posted on June 10, 2019

Well, after many years-Aesop came out in 1998-the Classical Writing series is finally finished through high school. We started somewhere around 1996 or 1997 (not sure) and we plugged away at a pace that allowed our children to use our … Continue reading →

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Spelling Lessons

by Lene Jaqua Posted on March 15, 2014

Does Classical Writing teach spelling? We are often asked that question. Spelling Instruction Everything we do we do in light of the weekly stories the kids analyze and write about, including spelling. Do I have to have a separate spelling … Continue reading →

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Consistency and Priority (AND ENJOYMENT) in Homeschooling

by Lene Jaqua Posted on March 2, 2014

OK, I am going to seg-way into my second blog on consistency from an unusual angle. Please bear with me. Yesterday an article which discussed breastfeeding caught my eye on NPR Facebook. I read the article and it sent me … Continue reading →

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Consistency

by Lene Jaqua Posted on February 15, 2014

To be consistent is to constantly adhering to the same principles, course, or form. That is what www.dictionary.com tells me. In this blog I will discuss homeschooling of little kids, mostly, but the broader principles here apply K-12, and perhaps … Continue reading →

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