The end of this month brings us a day worthy of remembrance. October 31 commemorates what has become known as “Reformation Day.” Martin Luther’s nailing of his ninety-five theses to a church door on October 31, 1517 in Wittenburg, Germany, provoked a debate that resulted in what … Read more
We really like learning history chronologically, so we follow the classical cycle in our history studies. That means we are back to the beginning and the ancients for this new school year. I am re-using curriculum from our first time through. Great for my younger … Read more
My knowledge of Veritas Press prior to this review was reputation only. I had heard of how strong their history courses were. Classical history from a Biblical worldview – sounds great for classical homeschoolers. But we were not classical homeschoolers. Except we keep leaning that … Read more