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Drawing birds opens a world of beauty and sharpens our ability to observe accurately and deeply. The ability to draw is not a gift you are born with but a skill that anyone can develop. Whether you are a birder wishing to quickly sketch birds or an artist who want to understand and accurately depict birds in your paintings this is the book for you.9 GradesThe Laws Guide to Drawing Birds
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The ultimate guide to nature drawing and journaling, this is the how-to guide for becoming a better artist and a more attentive naturalist.6 GradesThe Laws Guide to Nature Drawing and Journaling
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The Liberal Arts Tradition: A Philosophy of Christian Classical Education has been read and endorsed widely throughout the classical education community since it was first published in 2014, inspiring conversation and collaboration among schools, administrators, and homeschoolers.
You can now deepen your study with The Liberal Arts Tradition Companion Files, a wealth of additional resources and tools that accompany the 2019 revised edition of this incredible text.The Liberal Arts Tradition – Companion Files (Digital Resources)
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The Liberal Arts Tradition: A Philosophy of Christian Classical Education introduces readers to a paradigm for understanding a classical education that transcends the familiar 3-stage pattern of grammar, logic, and rhetoric. Instead, this book describes the liberal arts as a central part of a larger and more robust paradigm of classical education that should consist of piety, gymnastic, music, liberal arts, philosophy, and theology.The Liberal Arts Tradition (Third Edition)
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The verbal arts of grammar, logic, and rhetoric are often referred to as tools of learning. But this analogy between words and tools too often relies on the common assumption that the verbal arts are merely neutral tools. Even reimagining the verbal arts as purposive tools that serve a good beyond themselves takes us only so far. We need an alternative analogy to stand against the cultural forces of consumption and production that often shape educational purposes in the age of global information technology. Thus, rather than tools, words are like seeds whose purpose is life-giving.The Lost Seeds of Learning: Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric as Life-Giving Arts
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More than two million readers have used The Book of Virtues, the nationwide #1 bestseller by William J. Bennett, to help their families learn the essential traits of good character.The Moral Compass
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Connecting deeply with our kids can be difficult in our busy, technology-driven lives. Reading aloud offers us a chance to be fully present with our children. It also increases our kids’ academic success, inspires compassion, and fortifies them with the inner strength they need to face life’s challenges. As Sarah Mackenzie has found with her own six children, reading aloud long after kids are able to read to themselves can deepen relationships in a powerful way.The Read-Aloud Family
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Collected here are a few of the articles that best represent our views on what education is and how it should be thought of. This collection includes articles on the Great Books, the age-old question of the relation of Athens and Jerusalem, the books of C.S. Lewis, classical rhetoric, and even children’s music.The Recovery of Real Education
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In this book, Dr. Perrin describes the tradition of restful learning, or scholé, and offers practical suggestions for how to restore it in our schools and homeschools.The Scholé Way
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The Scholé Way: Rediscover the Art of Leisurely Learning – over 4 hours of contemplation, wonder, and intellectual delight!The Scholé Way (Audiobook)
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This book provides an inside look at Singapore math. Written by Wenxi Lee, a Singaporean who grew up using the method and is now a math education researcher, The Secrets to Singapore’s World-class Math Curriculum explains how and why Singapore math works. Lee weaves personal experience with fascinating research in this approachable yet highly informative read.The Secrets to Singapore’s World-class Math Curriculum
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The Seven Laws of Teaching has been a well-worn tool for classical educators. Every teacher will benefit from the eminently practical advice found inside.The Seven Laws of Teaching
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Drawn from her family's stories and those shared by the Wild + Free community, The Wild + Free Family explores how to create a family culture that breaks the mold by seeking to connect with our children, unleash their gifts, pursue a shared vision together, and redeem generational brokenness, among so much more. Inside these pages are Ainsley’s words of encouragement, honesty, and wisdom, guiding all parents to create a home where families can forge their own path to love stronger, live more fully, and grow closer to each other.The Wild and Free Family
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Think Like an Artist offers teachers of the arts, classroom teachers, and homeschool co-op instructors a series of lessons to enhance artistic experiences for students. It contains more than a dozen lessons of varying levels of challenge in each of the four arts domains: the visual arts, music, dance/movement, and theater/drama.Think Like an Artist: Lessons for Experiencing the Artistic Creative Process
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In this new treatise on Christian education, Andrew Kern returns to the roots of education by exploring the Hebrew Temple as a pattern for learning.Unless the Lord Builds the House
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We Didn't Learn Math This Way! A K–5 Guide for the Confused Adult helps parents and educators make sense of K–5 math topics so they can help their students.We Didn’t Learn Math This Way!
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