Homeschool Fifth Grade Curriculum
History In fifth grade, you start all over with ancient history. Even though you are covering the...
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Homeschool First Grade Curriculum
Time to update my first-grade homeschooling curriculum. I used to be the rebel mom when I began...
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Homeschool Fourth Grade Curriculum
Let’s take a look at a fourth-grade curriculum for homeschool. You will be the best judge...
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Homeschool Third Grade Curriculum
Third grade History: Late Renaissance/Early Modern 1600-1850 I continue with World History, using...
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The Mother in Heaven
Yea, I do believe that we have a Mother in Heaven as well as a Father in Heaven. Eliza R. Snow...
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Homeschool Second Grade Curriculum
I don’t think I learned anything when I was in second grade. My teacher’s name was...
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Antibiotics for preppers
I wrote this in 2015, but I decided to update my links, especially since we have a bit of chaos in...
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History Curriculum for Homeschool
One of my favorite subjects for homeschool is history. I organized our history curriculum for...
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Some interesting advice in Robinson Crusoe
I have three copies of Robinson Crusoe. Wilkie Collins, the author of the “The...
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Burbank and Palm Springs and Carmel California in the 1960s
At the time of my birth, my parents were living in Burbank, California, home to film studios and...
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How to argue
Benjamin Franklin made quite an effort to improve his moral character. And he started this at age...
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Are we progressing?
It’s not that I don’t look forward to a better life than this mortal world —...
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Is it a sign of the times when monuments are destroyed?
With all the news, I have learned not to believe everything you hear or read. But still, I listen...
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1960s California culture
I grew up in the suburbs of Hollywood in a small town that housed Marilyn Monroe’s mother....
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Are you born good, bad, or just innocent?
An interesting question is whether people are born “good,” “bad,” or just...
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Where did Spock get his Vulcan hand sign?
At a young age, Leonard Nimoy saw a sign that later became his trademark and Vulcan salute of...
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I did the “Duck and Cover” in the 1960s
This photo of school children kneeling under their desks isn’t a bunch of school kids...
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Mug Handles that stay cool in Microwaves
I was shopping at Target when I overheard a couple talking about dishes. The man was saying he...
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Hugh Nibley — But What Kind of Work?
Hugh Nibley searched and searched through mountains of Egyptian texts. He had so many shoeboxes...
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Stone Stacking Story
Ten years ago I recorded my thoughts about chaos. Today, we see a lot of chaos around the world...
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