Who was King Tut? Of all the fascinating pharaohs who once ruled over Egypt, probably none is better known than the young man nicknamed “King Tut.” King Tut’s full name was Tutankhamen (too teng KAH muhn). Out of respect, I will refer to him as Tutankhamen in this...
Straight from the Author - A Blog by Linda Lacour Hobar
Thoughts From an Author and Veteran Homeschool MomWelcome to my blog!
As the author of The Mystery of History, I wanted a place to stay in touch with my readers and ponder out loud matters of the heart, our homes, and history. I’m glad you’re here!
~Linda
Kids, Careers, and Curriculum—Sherri Seligson
Kids, Careers, and Curriculum What happens when a marine biologist for Walt Disney World becomes a homeschool mom? Find out the answer to that question by joining Linda Lacour Hobar and her special guest, Sherri Seligson, one of several renowned authors for Apologia...
Laying a Firm Foundation in Home Education
Laying a Firm Foundation Homeschooling means we are going to have good days—and yes, we are going to have bad days. But, what do we do when we have those difficult days? It is most tempting to focus on what is right in front of us. We can think the problem has to do...
SchoolHouse Rocked – Yvette Hampton
SchoolHouse Rocked If you don’t know Yvette Hampton you are surely in for a treat. Not only is she a dear, dear friend but Yvette and her husband Garrett are the founders, producers, and directors of "Schoolhouse Rocked – The Homeschool Revolution," a movie made to...
Who was St. Valentine?
In our world today, it’s common practice for men, women, boys, and girls to exchange valentines on February 14. It’s a beautiful way to express affection to loved ones with cards, flowers, and candy. But have you ever wondered to yourself, "Who was St. Valentine?" Or,...
What is it about the Mona Lisa?
What is it about the Mona Lisa? Is it her timid smile, her mysterious eyes, or just the pleasant look on her face? For centuries, art lovers have asked themselves these questions about the most famous painting in the world. I don’t think I can explain it without first...