Ask a random adult to put the Renaissance, the American Revolution, and the fall of Rome in order, and watch the...
Teaching History Chronologically: A Classical Approach
read more
Indy Classical School
The Blog
The Rhetoric Stage: Preparing High Schoolers for Independent Thought
Somewhere around 10th grade, a lot of parents notice that their teenager has developed a remarkable talent for...
The Logic Stage: Teaching Middle Schoolers Classically
Around age 11 or 12, something shifts in your kid's brain, and you will know exactly when it happens because every...
Classical Education in the Early Years (Ages 4 to 6)
Your 5 year old just spent 25 minutes explaining, with great authority and zero evidence, why her stuffed giraffe is...
How to Teach Latin at Home (Beginner’s Guide)
Somewhere there's a parent googling "do I need to know Latin to teach Latin" at 11pm, half panicked, half intrigued,...
How to Set Up a Morning Basket for Homeschool
Picture 7:45am at your house. Somebody can't find a shoe, somebody else is negotiating with the dog over a slice of...
How to Build a Habit of Narration with Young Children
Your 5 year old can describe every single detail of last Saturday's trip to Target, including which aisle had the good...