November 6, 2026: The National Homeschool Day of Prayer is observed annually on the first Friday in November.
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National Number Knockout (N2K) is a Classical Conversations Inc national mental math competition, and exactly the kind of hard thing worth putting in front of them. The game is also known as “board slam” or “number knockout.” Learn more: classicalconversations.com/b…
It's the time of year when CC Challenge A students across the country begin thinking of science fair ideas.
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Homeschooling multiple children of different ages can often feel like trying to conduct a complex symphony with no sheet music in sight. Each child has their own tune, their own tempo, and trying to harmonize subjects, learning styles, and... apart.
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While home-centered education has grown dramatically over the past four decades, the question of how to homeschool has become just as important as the decision to homeschool at all. The debate between online school vs. homeschool community isn’t really... classicalconversations.com/b…
Are you accidentally teaching your children that performance matters more than their hearts? In this eye-opening episode, host Lisa Bailey sits down with homeschool veteran Alicia Clark to explore a counter-cultural truth. Learn more: youtube.com/watch?v=JuF3kJLG…
To paraphrase C.S. Lewis, wonder is when Divinity makes its presence known. How can we learn to be better “wonder-ers”? Join host Lisa Bailey as her guest Amy Jones leads us to think about the connection between time, space, questions, and wonder: everydayeducatorpodcast.com/…
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Can classical education really prepare your child for a future in science, technology, engineering, or math? In this episode of the Everyday Educator Podcast, host Emma Bortins sits down with fellow CC moms Delise and Tunrade to answer exactly that: youtu.be/Kbfl4ykjQZ4?si=K2Yb…
Feeling the holiday pressure creep in before the leaves even turn?
The Homeschool Mom’s Guide to a Restful, Meaningful Christmas classicalconversations.com/p…
When you hear the word rhetoric, what comes to mind?
Maybe you think of an emotional TV ad, political propaganda, or a lawyer arguing in court. But as classical, Christian educators, rhetoric takes on a whole different meaning. Leigh Bortins defines rhetoric as “the use of...
Every student is uniquely created by God and because of that, each has different needs when homeschooling. The beauty of homeschooling with Classical Conversations is that parents have the ability to customize studies in a way that fits their students. classicalconversations.com/p…
Comparison is a deadly enemy of homeschool parents. It can lead us to think that we’re not spending enough time on Latin or science, not providing any additional schoolwork, or not pursuing more extracurriculars through volunteer opportunities: Learn more: classicalconversations.com/b…
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The Five Core Habits of Grammar are naming, attending, memorizing, expressing, and storytelling, which together spell the acronym NAMES. Classical educators use these habits to learn the foundational words, facts, and ideas of any subject Learn more: classicalconversations.com/b…









