In this episode, we continue our journey with Crispin and summarize Chapters 13 through 18 of 'Crispin: The Cross of Lead'. Crispin faces various challenges, including escaping from John Aycliffe and wandering through desolate villages. He encounters a mysterious large man who both intimidates and helps him, leading to a tense and dramatic exchange. Join us for a quick and captivating recap of these crucial chapters!

Join Tia Hain from Camp Hain as she continues the riveting story of Crispin: The Cross of Lead, covering chapters 7 through 12. Crispin, a boy on the run, navigates through a perilous world, uncovering shocking truths about his past. Amidst this journey, he faces betrayal, receives guidance from Father Quinel, and ultimately discovers his true name. With detailed recaps of each chapter, insights into Crispin's struggles, and a glimpse into the treacherous turns his path takes, this episode is a must-watch for fans and newcomers alike. Subscribe for more updates and follow along on this thrilling adventure!

Join me as we dive into the first six chapters of 'Crispin: The Cross of Lead.' Witness the harrowing journey of a young boy who, after being wrongfully accused, finds himself on the run in medieval England. From the tragic death of his mother to the terrifying realization that his life is in jeopardy, discover the challenges and mysteries Crispin faces. Alongside, get a glimpse into the world of a homeschooling Catholic family passionate about education and baseball. Subscribe for more insightful reviews and homeschooling content.

Join Tia Hain, a Classical Conversations Challenge A Director, in an insightful exploration of chapters 13 through 18 of 'A Gathering of Days' by Joan W. Bloss. Discover the challenges and pivotal moments faced by Catherine Hall, including navigating a harsh winter, acts of kindness, and heartbreaking tragedies. In this episode, Tia shares detailed chapter summaries, personal anecdotes, and previews future content on the channel. Whether you're a homeschooler, educator, or literary enthusiast, this podcast provides valuable insights and engaging storytelling. Subscribe for more homeschooling and literary discussions.

In this episode, we explore chapters 7 through 12 of 'A Gathering of Days,' delving into Catherine Hall's life in 1830s New England. We witness Catherine's interactions with her teacher, Mr. Holt, as he introduces controversial subjects in class. We also follow her family's dynamics, including her father's remarriage and Catherine's internal and external struggles. Join us for an engaging discussion of secret decisions, societal issues, and personal growth.

In this episode, we delve into the first six chapters of Joan W. Bloss's historical novel 'A Gathering of Days,' which chronicles the life of 12-year-old Catherine Hall in 1830 New Hampshire. We explore Catherine's journal entries, describing her family, friends, and the daily struggles and joys of pioneer life. Key events include the loss and rediscovery of a writing book, mysterious encounters with a phantom, and a series of family and community interactions around Thanksgiving and Christmas. Join Tia Hain in this detailed summary and insightful look at a classic piece of literature. Perfect for homeschoolers and fans of historical fiction.

In this episode, Tia Hain explores the feasibility and effectiveness of homeschooling 9, 10, and 11-year-olds using the Classical Conversations curriculum, focusing specifically on the Essentials program. This detailed discussion covers what Essentials is, who it's for, and how it integrates into the overall Classical Conversations framework. Tia explains how the Essentials program builds grammar and writing skills with the Institute for Excellence in Writing, and touches on the math recommendations and upcoming changes. The Homeschool mom also discusses the structure of cycles and tours within Classical Conversations, sharing her personal experiences and insights to help you navigate this curriculum. Tune in to learn how Essentials prepares students for middle and high school programs and get ready to give your child a well-rounded education with the freedom that homeschooling offers. Subscribe for more homeschooling tips and reviews!

In this episode, we dive into the details of the Science Fair day. From setup to student presentations, we walk through how the event was structured, the roles of judges, and the feedback process. You'll get insights into Classical Conversations' approach to teaching science, along with tips for managing a successful Science Fair. Additionally, we share lessons learned and what could be improved for future fairs. Perfect for homeschoolers, educators, or anyone curious about the intricacies of organizing a Science Fair event.

In this episode of Camp Hain, Tia Hain, a Classical Conversations Challenge A Director, offers valuable insights into preparing for a Science Fair. She highlights the relevance of Carl Sagan's quote on the importance of science education, shares her own experience with the Classical Conversations Science Fair, and discusses the detailed process her class followed. This includes using a structured Science Lab Journal and providing step-by-step guidance on formulating hypotheses, conducting research, and documenting procedures. Tia emphasizes practical tips for organizing a Science Fair and ensuring a smooth presentation day. Part two of the episode, with more insights and community perspectives, will be released next week.

Join Tia Hain for an exhaustive review of the Classical Conversations (CC) homeschool curriculum. With over four years of personal experience, Tia explains various aspects of CC, including its Christ-centered approach, classical model of learning, and importance of community. Learn about different program levels like Scribblers, Foundations, Essentials, and the Challenge series, and how each caters to different age groups. Discover the benefits and challenges faced by her family, and get insights into their hybrid schooling experience. Subscribe for more homeschooling advice and personal stories from Camp Hain.

In this episode, Tia Hain summarizes chapters 26 and 27 of 'The Secret Garden,' highlighting the theme 'Where you tend a rose, a thistle cannot grow.' The discussion includes Colin's transformation and Mr. Craven's emotional journey. Following the summary, Tia explores issue ideas and ANI chart concepts for The Lost Tools of Writing curriculum, with examples focused on whether Mary should have explored the mansion. This episode caters to homeschoolers, particularly those involved in Classical Conversations Challenge A.

In this episode of Camp Hain, Tia Hain summarizes chapters 21 through 25 of 'The Secret Garden,' a novel featured in the Classical Conversations Challenge A curriculum. Tia, who is the Challenge A director in her area, provides an engaging recap of Colin and Mary's discoveries and experiences in the garden, including Colin's significant progress in overcoming his fears and physical limitations. The episode also highlights the positive changes in the characters' lives brought about by the 'magic' of the garden. Additionally, Tia mentions upcoming episodes that will cover the final chapters of the book, as well as a detailed discussion on the Lost Tools of Writing curriculum.

In this episode, Tia Hain provides a detailed summary of chapters 16 through 20 of Frances Hodgson Burnett's 'The Secret Garden,' a novel from the Classical Conversations Challenge A curriculum. Highlights include Mary and Dickon's growing friendship and dedication to the garden, Colin's temper tantrums and his fears of becoming a hunchback, as well as his transformative experiences that lead him to exclaim with newfound hope that he will get well and live forever. The episode also mentions upcoming content on the 'Lost Tools of Writing' and finishes with some tips for viewers on how to support the channel.

In this episode of Camp Hain, Tia Hain reviews chapters 11 through 15 of 'The Secret Garden' by Frances Hodgson Burnett. The discussion follows Mary Lennox's adventures as she explores her secret garden with the help of Dickon and uncovers the mystery of Colin Craven. Highlights include gardening tips from Dickon, Mary's request for her own piece of earth, and Mary's discovery of her cousin Colin, who has been bedridden and believed to be ailing. The episode also touches on various themes of hidden secrets and personal growth, setting the stage for the next summaries in subsequent episodes.

In this episode, Tia Hain of Camp Hain provides a detailed summary of chapters 6 through 10 of 'The Secret Garden'. Mary, who has lived a lonely life without friends, starts changing after moving to Misselthwaite Manor. The story covers her explorations within the manor, her curiosity about the gardens, and her interactions with characters like Martha, Ben Weatherstaff, and especially Dickon, as well as the discovery of the key to the secret garden. Tia also touches upon resources like 'Lost Tools of Writing' for homeschoolers and gives a nod to 'Internet Grandpa' for full readings of the book. This podcast is ideal for those following the Classical Conversations curriculum and looking for writing ideas.

In this episode of Camp Hain, host Tia Hain introduces 'The Secret Garden' by Frances Hodgson Burnett, focusing on a summary of the first five chapters. Tia explains the context and characters, including the protagonist Mary Lennox's journey from India to England to live with her reclusive uncle in Misselthwaite Manor. The narrative delves into Mary's initial experiences, meeting new characters like Martha and Ben Weatherstaff, and her growing curiosity about the mysterious locked garden. This summary is part of a series aimed at homeschoolers and participants in the Classical Conversations program, with subsequent episodes covering the remaining chapters of the novel.

In this introductory episode, Tia Hain shares insights into her family's diverse educational experience which includes homeschooling, public schooling, and online schooling.