Articles

We have included the following articles to instruct, support, edify and encourage you in your educational and parenting endeavors, as well as  to help those using Epi Kardia unit study curriculum to get the most out of their curriculum. 

If you are using one of the literature-based unit study Epi Kardia Complete Programs, these first two articles were written to help you in choosing books and creating lesson plans. Remember to first read the sections in the Epi Kardia Teaching Manual pertaining to planning units before you begin to plan.  Many, ourselves included, find it helpful to reread the teaching manual on an annual basis before planning the next year's school work.

Another helpful way to get a handle on planning is to order a set of Daily Lesson Plans along with your Complete Program. That way you have the first three units planned for you already as well as plenty of examples to use when planning your other units for that year. 

At times we may include other articles of interest that relate to home schooling or education in general.  To see more articles, we hope you will subscribe to our blog and occasional newsletters and take advantage of our two free e-books for doing so!  (See our blog at www.epikardia.com/blog.)   We hope you will check back often! 

For Epi Kardia Complete Program unit study curriculum users

♥ Planning Tips Volume 1    by Beth Harrell

♥ Planning Tips Volume 2: Book Selection  by Beth Harrell

 

 

Parenting/Homeschooling in General

 

♥ What About a Bad Attitude?   by Dana Wilson

♥  Experts? (Or, Do We Need to Hire "Experts" to Teach Our Children?)  by Cris Loop

♥  Communication FUNdamentals: 10 Fun Ways To Teach Children Effective Communication Skills  by JoJo  Tabares

 

 

 Using Epi Kardia in a Private or Cottage School Setting 

 

♥ How Does Epi Kardia Fit into a Classroom Setting?   by Beth Harrell