When I started out on my homeschooling journey, let’s just say I felt less than equipped. I had never read a classic work of literature, other than the Bible -and I had not even read all of that-, I would have been hard pressed to tell you all the eight parts of speech, and I was learning place value for the first time along with my second grader! I am not sure why I choose to homeschool, and classically homeschool for that matter, other than the fact that I felt like it was the right thing to do, I was drawn to it, and I wanted something better for my children than what I had received in school.
The good news is that I did learn the eight parts of speech, place value, have a read a handful of classics, and have encountered a host of other ideas. My journey has led me to books, conferences, conversations, new friends, and growth and opportunities for my children and myself that is beyond anything I could have asked or imagined.
But it all started with questions. Five Questions to be exact. I may not have asked them in this way at first, but it is true that every single question I asked -and every other classical homeschooling mom is asking or should be asking- fits under one of the five bigger questions I am going to share with you in this free guide.
Included with this FREE guide
- An Introduction to the 5 questions we all need to ask if we are going to homeschool classically.
- A very practical list of things you can do right now to begin learning and living the answer to each question.
- 5 different classical year-at-a-glance charts for grades 1st -12th
- A series of five exclusive “Taking the Next Step’ emails to help you learn even more about these questions and their answers.
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Erin says
February 28, 2016 at 5:37 pmI am month 6 into a classical curriculum with my middle school kids, and it can be overwhelming. Would love to check out your guide. Thx.
Jennifer Dow says
February 28, 2016 at 8:26 pmThat is wonderful Erin. Were you able to download it yet? There should be a box at the bottom of this post where you can put your name and email and I will send you the free download immediately. Let me know if you have any trouble with it!
Jaclyn Darrah says
February 8, 2018 at 5:35 pmHi! I signed up for the short and sweet classical homeschool guide and I still haven’t received it in my inbox. Can you send it to me again? Thanks!
Jennifer Dow says
February 11, 2018 at 8:58 pmJust sent it to you!