Homeschooling

[close] We're exploring the science, engineering, and math connections found in great children's literature. The titles for the next several months include: - The Cricket in Times Square (September) - The Wild Robot (October) - Mr. Popper’s Penguins (November) - The Vanderbeekers of 141st St (December) - Pie (January) - The Phantom Tollbooth (Feburary) - Book Scavenger (March) - How to Train Your Dragon (April) - Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH (May) These titles are featured in the Brave Writer Arrow program, which is recommended for readers in grades 3-6. Activities are intentionally designed with a low floor and high ceiling where the group welcomes readers in grades 3-8.

[close] North Carolinians For Home Education

[close] This group focuses on great books of all genres, especially young adult and fantasy. We will help you find your next great read, let you rant about bad/good books that made you cry or scream (we've all been there) and might even be able to help you with some life stuff. Feel free to talk about anything!

[close] Are you a homeschool parent teaching Omnibus or interested in Omnibus? Find here a platform for discussing the value of the books studied in the Omnibus I and the methods that may be employed in teaching and using the material in the home, find helpful resources, and receive encouragement and support. Please share some of your thoughts, insights and/ or tips about a book as you study it in order to help others. Share your comments in love and kindness and you will be most welcome here. Kindly introduce yourself in the "Welcome to the Group" section after you join. Note about the editions here: some of the books shown are not the editions recommended by Veritas Press because there may not have had a photo of the correct edition at the time the selection was made.