November 15th, 2008
Free E-Book Offer from Trivium Pursuit!
Many of you are likely familiar with the Bluedorn family. Husband and wife team, Harvey and Laurie Bluedorn are co-authors of the definitive Christian classical homeschooling text, Teaching the Trivium. Their children are all exceptionally talented as well, penning works of children’s fiction, books on teaching logic and painting beautiful pictures (not to mention their handwork).
I’m happy to announce that our readers have the opportunity to receive two free ebooks from Trivium Pursuit.
1.The 73 page ebook of the entire text of Chapter Twelve: “Ten Things to Do With Children Ages Ten Through Twelve” from the book Teaching the Trivium: Christian Homeschooling in a Classical Style by Harvey and Laurie Bluedorn.
I can tell you that this is a must read! So many parents struggle to involve their children in early academics, producing stress for the entire family. This chapter is literally ALL you need to read for the early years of homeschooling your wee ones. If you choose to do more, that’s okay, but this is much needed encouragement to add some relaxation to your homeschooling days.
2.The new 94 page ebook Ancient Literature: Significant Excerpts from the Books of Classical Authors Which You Can Use to Supplement Your History Curriculum - Volume Two: Alexander the Great.
My dear ones are a bit too young for this ;), but you may be able to use this in your history studies with older children.
You will receive both of these ebooks when you subscribe to the Homeschooling with the Trivium newsletter. This offer is only for new subscribers to Homeschooling with the Trivium and is good only through November 30. Go here to subscribe.
In addition, if you subscribe to Christian Logic’s Fallacy Detective News you will receive two lessons from the logic textbook The Thinking Toolbox by Nathaniel Bluedorn and Hans Bluedorn (Lessons 12 and 13, along with exercises and answer key). This offer is only for new subscribers to The Fallacy Detective News and is good only through November 30. Go here to subscribe.
Again, my little girls are too young for formal logic, but I LOVED the brief study provided in my high school years.
So, go sign up and let me know how these resources have blessed you! Enjoy!
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