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I consider myself to be a classically eclectic home educator.  We started out strictly classical and as more personalities and different needs have fallen into the equation I’ve added in and taken away things as needed.

Here are links to reviews of a few of my favorite classical resources and curricula.  The reviews are written by a wonderful team of writers on Curriculum Choice.

• What is classical education? If you would like to hear a little about the origins of a classical education and get the skinny on what it means to educate classically then this a great article for you.
• Institute for Excellence in Writing – Teaching Writing Structure and Style (TWSS) - This is a fabulous article explaining the timeline of the program and how one mom picked this up with her older children and they progressed through the program using the tools that IEW gave them to write using their own voice.
• Our Mother Tongue - grammar instruction and grammar reference for those that don’t feel like they need to revisit grammar each year.
• Lively Latin – We use this program and love it to teach Latin to my middle schoolers.  It’s also known as the Big Book.  Well, cause it’s big.
• Living Memory -It contains ample material for an entire school career of memory work!
• First Language Lessons - Many classical home educators use this book.  I didn’t, but I still think it’s a great program.
• Logic Games – For those of you that want to add some logic into your classical studies, but aren’t ready to pick a formal logic curriculum yet, these games look like just the thing.

next post in series:  Charlotte Mason reviews

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