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Towards a Philosophy of Remembering
I wrote here about the value of remembering and my own failure to have as much written on my heart as I think I should. My friend Cindy is a big proponent of Remembering. In her “Morning Time for Moms” … Continue reading
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Tagged Charlotte Mason, hymns, memory, poetry, remembering, Shakespeare
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James explains Shakespeare’s Cymbeline
James explains our stick figures representation of Shakepeare’s Cymbeline. We do this as we’re reading along to keep all the characters straight — who’s who and who belongs to whom and who wants to belong to whom. Over a period … Continue reading
Posted in Home School, Teaching
Tagged narration, Shakespeare
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