Virtue and Wonder
Josh Centers, Hannah CentersOld books, hard questions, and raising kids who can think. From the creators of Chapter House.
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The Five-Minute Bible Read-Aloud That Changes the Tone of Your Home
Reading Devotions to Grandfather by Albrecht Anker (1893)
Many parents hesitate to read the Bible aloud to their children, and the reasons are almost always the same. They worry about their own ignorance. They worry about the hard passages...
Why Twenty Minutes of Reading Beats an Hour of Homework Time
The Lesson by Jules Trayer (1861)
We have all seen it. The well-meaning parent sets aside an hour for “reading time.” The child sits at the kitchen table with a stack of books. Twenty minutes in, the child is squirming. Thirty minutes in,...
The Charlotte Mason Method Has Only Three Non-Negotiables
The Reading Lesson by Leon Augustin Lhermitte (1925)
It is not uncommon to open a social media app and read a story from an exhausted, frazzled mom who is ready to give up on homeschooling.
She is doing living books, narration, and short...
The Most Dangerous Children's Book in the Ancient World
Everyone who reads Æsop’s fables to their children makes the same mistake. They read the story, then maybe they read the moral, and then they ask the child what the lesson was. The child gives the right answer. Everyone feels satisfied. And...
The 90-Second Test That Separates Living Books from Dead Ones
Girl Reading by Winslow Homer (1872)
There is a difference between a book that informs and a book that lives. The difference is not always easy to name, but every child who has encountered it knows it in his bones. One book sits on the pag...
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Prepping for a better world.
Veteran teacher, homeschool mom, farm wife, music nerd, audiobook lover
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