Every summer you can find a summer reading challenge, at a library, CPH, etc., but now there’s an extra special one for those looking to dig deeply into American history!
High School Literature Lists
I have been working on this for a long time, and I’m pleased to now offer you my high school literature lists!
What Can We Do?
Ladies & Gentlemen, we’re a small operation here at LutheranHomeschool.com. Maybe if we were on top of things, we could have compiled a list of the free resources we’re seeing on Facebook. But now that we’re coming to grips with wide spread quarantine, let us know if there is something specific you need.
Do you want to see lists of quarantine freebies from all over? Something to help talk with kids about pandemics or fear?
If we don’t hear back from you, we’ll continue to plug away at the projects we hope to release this summer in anticipation of next year.
Our prayers are broad these days—and I’m certain they include you!
May the peace of Christ be yours now and always. Amen.
Mary
Bible Escape Room
Escape rooms are a neat new trend, and with the directions and codes in our newest product, you can create your own Bible Escape Room in your house, at church, or anywhere you’d like! LutheranHomeschool.com vendor, Into Your Hands, is now pleased to offer this guide to a Bible Escape Room for $10.
What a clever idea! Be sure to pass this opportunity along to DCEs, youth groups, and anyone else brave enough to do a lock in, kids’ retreat, etc.
It’s not just for kids, though. 🙂 Give this a whirl with friends, too, and maybe you can set up another set of puzzles to do another time!
Speech and Debate Curriculum
Ladies and Gentlemen, I pray this email finds you well. 🙂 Today I’m happy to inform you that there is now a complete speech and debate curriculum available through LutheranHomeschool.com.
Jesse Tree
A Lutheran mom, as often happens, had a great idea! She made a list of Arch books to correspond (more or less) with her Jesse Tree readings!
So, if your family gathers around a Jesse Tree and you’re interested in additional Lutheran sources, our latest LutheranHomeschool.com product is a free list of CPH Arch books to correspond with just that practice.
Do I wish I’d heard about this sooner rather? Why, yes, yes I do. 🙂 Especially since the CPH Thanksgiving sale was a really, really good one! But at least gathering resources means we’re better prepared for next year! And maybe I already have some of those titles anyway.
A blessed Advent to all of you!
Lutheran Memory Work
If there were one thing I could change on LutheranHomeschool.com right now, it would be to better present our free resources, especially those that are just linked. Thankfully, one of those links just turned into another freebie product: Lutheran Memory Work for Lutheran Schools and Homes (New King James Translation). 🙂 It contains suggested memory work material for grades first through eighth!
The other thing I’d like to change is get more materials up in the marketplace! I know that takes time. But, if you happen to want a little project, I’d love to put up some scope and sequence information for Lutheran children’s books. And, remember, if you’re tweaking curriculum to better suit your Lutheran needs, we’re happy to take your recommendations and pass them along to folks who may be essentially following in your footsteps.
Blessings on your holiday seasons & homeschooling!
Mary
Arch Book Reading Plan: Lectionary Year A
LutheranHomeschool.com’s latest product is an Arch Book Reading Plan that corresponds with Lectionary Year A! For only $2.50, you can download a list of doctrinally-approved, Lutheran titles for every Sunday of the church year, which also includes options for reading 1 or 2 books per month to match the readings of Year A of the Three Year Lectionary series with variations for the LCMS and WELS.
Sounds great to me! And a warm welcome to our newest vendor, Cloud Moon, who created this product for us, her family, and friends!
Two New Products Today
LutheranHomeschool.com is proud to offer two new products today.
The first is a freebie sent in by a generous homeschooling Lutheran mom, Katie Fischer: Words of Institution Memory Motions. Nice! Download free PDF instructions with pictures and descriptions to accompany a Youtube video.
The second is an Early Elementary Grammar PDF to guide you through four years of introducing grammar in elementary years. It’s $4 for 4 years, which sounds like a pretty good deal to me. 🙂
We have some other projects in the works. The next resource page we’d like to work on is one for memory tips, so please do let us know any advice or techniques you’ve grown to love.
Thanks for your support! And thank you for taking the time and making the effort to invest in your children and their education! We give thanks to God for you and your families!
Latin Quick Reference Sheet
What Latin student would refuse a free Latin Verb and Noun Endings Quick Reference Sheet? Now available as a color PDF on LutheranHomeschool.com from Lemon Creek Press! Yay!
