Memory Work From a Real Mom’s Perspective
Friends, I was so humbled and excited to be interviewed by my friend Pam Barnhill on her inimitable podcast, Your Morning Basket.
We were able to talk all things memory work from a Real Mom with an Ordinary Life perspective.
Not only did we discuss the big-picture ideas behind memory work, but we also got down into the nitty-gritty practical details.
You can listen here, or wherever you get your podcasts. Just search for Your Morning Basket, episode 64.
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Be sure to check out all my other memory work resources:
- How to Choose the Best Memory Work for your Homeschool
- The Year of Memory Work
- Free Printable Poetry Memory Pages
- 100 Best Poems for Morning Time
- Middles Ages Memory Work Resource Pack
- Ecumenical Creeds Memory Work Resource Pack
- Thanksgiving Morning Time Plans
- Morning Time IRL
Amy Sloan
Amy Sloan and her husband, John, are second-generation homeschoolers by grace alone to 5 children ages 4, 7, 9, 12, and 14. Their educational philosophy is one of humility and doxology, and follows primarily a classical approach. Amy loves coffee, and starts getting nervous if the stack of to-be-read library books beside her bed is less than 2 feet tall. Get her started on Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Homer, or Hamilton the Musical and it might be hard to get her to stop. Mostly, though, she gets really excited about the Gospel. The Sloan family adventures in North Carolina.
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