RESOURCES
Here parents and teachers can find free downloads and easy to access links to picture study or music study. Our carefully curated collection of resources also includes links to reading lists for each Volumes, and soon upcoming videos, and more, all designed to help you create engaging and effective learning experiences for your students. Whether you're exploring the mysteries of the pyramids, delving into the intricacies of medieval life, or investigating the complexities of modern society, we've got you covered.
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V1 ANCIENTS
V1 Biology Science Supply List
V1 Fine Arts Supply List
V1 Read Aloud Suggestions
Plan the whole year with ease with our read aloud weekly suggestions
Ancient History - SOTW History Match-Up
V1 Picture Study Links
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V2 MIDDLE AGES
V2 Earth Science Supply List
V2 Fine Arts Supply List
V2 Read Aloud Suggestions
Plan the whole year with ease with our read aloud weekly suggestions
V2 Picture Study Links
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Middle Ages History - SOTW History Match-Up
V3 EARLY MODERN
V3 Early Modern Picture Study Links
V3 Early Modern Music Study Links
V3 Early Modern Read Aloud Suggestions
Plan the whole year with ease with our read aloud weekly suggestions
Early Modern History - SOTW History Match-Up
The Classical Cottage
The Classical Cottage offers a classical homeschooling curriculum based on the Trivium model—Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric—using “living books” to foster critical thinking, virtue, and a lifelong love of learning. Designed specifically for homeschooling families, it provides flexible, customizable lesson plans, teacher guides, and supplemental resources. As a project of Classical School Solutions, its materials draw on decades of classical education expertise and are tailored to support diverse learners under the guidance of experienced educators.
We wanted our children outside exploring, observing, and sketching nature and then inside experimenting and demonstrating and getting caught up in the beauty of it all.
Children need a more relational, tactile, hands on approach.
