Field Trip Friday: Koln, Germany’s Roman Museum
Today we made the almost 2 hour drive to Koln’s Roman Museum for our field trip. I’d be lying if I didn’t say I am getting a little burnt out on the Romans. I think it’s harder for the kids Read More
Field Trip Friday: Martin Luther and Worms, Germany
We strayed a bit from our roman studies to venture out to the city of Worms with some of the other local homeschoolers this week. We have a really active group, and I just love that people are always planning Read More
Field Trip Friday: Trier, Germany
Trier is the oldest city in Germany; it was founded by an Assyrian prince around 16 BC, so it was the perfect city to explore while studying ancient history. In the first century BC, Rome took over the city- eventually Read More
Wordless Wednesday: It’s All in the Details
Trier, Germany
A New Me- Resolutions Check In
Well, It’s February. I don’t know how that happened. Well, I guess I do- January was a whirlwind. We went on a trip to France, the kids and I traveled to DC, and I caught the flu. A full month Read More
Field Trip Friday- When it doesn’t go as planned
We’ve done well keeping up with our master plan to have every Friday be a field trip. I’ve looked at the map, and researched locations that are related to our studies, and really planned a boatload of adventures. But this Read More