Tag: Curriculum
Strengthening Pro-Life Values at Home
For more than 12 years, American Life League’s Culture of Life Studies Program has served parents, teachers, and students by providing authentically Catholic pro-life materials for kids in pre-K-12th grade. What began as just…
Choosing a Homeschool Philosophy
Homeschooling Connections Podcast #272 With so many homeschool philosophies to choose from—Charlotte Mason, classical, unschooling, eclectic—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. How do you choose the…
Newman Guide Recommended Homeschool Providers
Newman Guide Recommended Curriculum Providers make available authentically Catholic, complete grade-level programs or individual courses for homeschool families and schools. The Cardinal Newman Society’s policy…
Free Resources from National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art offers free online art learning resources for preschool through high school. There are coloring pages of works from the National…
New All About Math Program
I’m so excited to announce that the same people who produce All About Reading and All About Spelling are introducing a new All About Math…
Norman Rockwell Lesson Plans
Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) was one of America’s leading illustrators, who created many of the covers for the Saturday Evening Post and also commented on social…
6 Things You May Not Know about the Culture of Life Studies Program
In a just-released pastoral letter, Bishop James Conley of Lincoln, Nebraska, wrote about the importance of a Catholic education, saying it should help students “see…
Pro-Life Education at Home
Are you a parent, grandparent, or teacher who’s concerned about secular education today? Do you worry that your children or students are not getting a…
Pro-Life Citizenship for High School Students
The Culture of Life Studies Program offers a Pro-Life Citizenship Curriculum for High School Students Should a Catholic vote for a candidate who supports abortion…
Mary, Queen of the Home Academy
Live, online and interactive courses for homeschool families who have students in the upper grades of High School!










