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Recent Posts
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- A Child’s Relations with his World July 28, 2024
- Carrying Aunt Karen Out July 8, 2024
- Love Day and Ash Wednesday February 14, 2024
- What you and your children are missing out on by not reading pagan myths February 10, 2024
- To Be Enchanted By Story November 11, 2023
- Kay’s Story, Rhyme, & Song Interview. 15 October 2023 October 16, 2023
- Art for Art’s Sake August 6, 2023
- Recent Stuff (Fall classes, Fellowship Retreat and maybe more) August 2, 2023
- Recent changes to my blog (subtitle: please click on Welcome) May 25, 2023
- Plans for fall 2023 classes May 25, 2023
- Because Look May 7, 2023
- He Went to My School! April 29, 2023
- Lose Yourself, Find Yourself April 21, 2023
- It really is all about the Caring April 17, 2023
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To Be Enchanted By Story
I’ve had the wonderful experience these past 10 weeks of reading story to four-year-olds, taking things a little deeper with my 6-9 year old group, with telling back what we saw and what it reminded us of, and then with … Continue reading →
Posted in Story, Story, Rhyme, & Song, Teaching
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Tagged brothers grimm, fairy tales, folk tales, images, medieval cosmology, metaphors, northrop frye, reading metaphorically, stories will save the world, stratford caldecott, universal story
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Recent Stuff (Fall classes, Fellowship Retreat and maybe more)
I’ve been working some on this website since my last blog post in May, so I thought I should make another post here since all my work doesn’t show up there in the sidebar. I’ve added Course Descriptions for my … Continue reading →
Posted in My Personal History
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Tagged HHL Fellowship, stories will save the world
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Lose Yourself, Find Yourself
Quick thought that will maybe get fleshed out or expanded or whatever you want to call that. Here’s a couple of quotes from some great minds: But in reading great literature I become a thousand men and yet remain myself. … Continue reading →
Posted in Character, Story
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Tagged c.s.lewis, character, stories will save the world, story, transcendence
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The Next Chapter of My Life and How You Can Help
After four decades of teaching piano and two decades as mom and home education facilitator, an exceptional opportunity has come my way! I have been offered a place in the House of Humane Letters Fellowship Program. In short, this new … Continue reading →
Posted in My Personal History, Teaching, Uncategorized
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Tagged continuing education, house of humane letters, literary mentorship, stories will save the world
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The Literary Life of Kay Pelham
I had the joy of spending 105 minutes chatting with two of the most brilliant, honest, humble, and kind women on this planet. As things go, and especially when you’re dealing with 60 years on this planet, we barely scratched … Continue reading →
Posted in My Personal History
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Tagged Charlotte Mason, friendship, literary life, never too late, reading, reading rightly, stories will save the world
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How to tell if a child learned how to read correctly
A-ha! This post is probably not going to go where you thought it would by that title. There is learning how to read, and then there is really learning how to read. Let’s go with the first one since that’s … Continue reading →
Posted in Character, Home School, Teaching
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Tagged Charlotte Mason, how to read, humility, narration, stories will save the world
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