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  • Using Logic of English to teach a child to read
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    Using Logic of English to teach a child to read

    Bydulcarnon June 30, 2025

    I have been through the entire Logic of English Foundations course A – D, and in this post I share my perspective on the curriculum. Logic of English is an extremely thorough phonics program, some might say excessively so! It is also a lot of fun, with plenty of active games and activities to mix…

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  • Using Logic of English Foundations in the UK
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    Using Logic of English Foundations in the UK

    Bydulcarnon June 29, 2025July 2, 2025

    In this post I share some thoughts on using Logic of English Foundations in the UK. There are some issues to be aware of concerning accent differences and spelling differences. I think these are mostly easy to overcome. I also have some concerns around differences in the order in which phonograms are taught compared to…

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  • Python coding for kids – some suggestions
    Logic

    Python coding for kids – some suggestions

    Bydulcarnon June 8, 2025July 29, 2025

    Here are some ideas and resources for teaching Python to children. Children are all so different, and parents will vary enormously in their coding skills and how many hours they are willing to spend helping! In this post I have written about our family’s experience with Python resources for kids, in the hope that it…

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  • AOPS Pre-Algebra – a review
    Maths

    AOPS Pre-Algebra – a review

    Bydulcarnon May 26, 2025May 26, 2025

    This review is intended to share our experiences of working through this excellent maths textbook. It covers questions such as when we switched from Beast Academy, how we used the course, Alcumus, and length of time spent. AOPS is a challenging maths curriculum, which expects quick absorption of new concepts and a high degree of…

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  • Story of the World 3: additional British history readings
    Book Lists | History

    Story of the World 3: additional British history readings

    Bydulcarnon May 25, 2025

    We use Susan Wise Bauer’s Story of the World series for our history studies, but I like to give some extra weighting to British history. I should say from the outset that I am not sure whether this is the ‘right’ or ‘best’ way cover history with children. For example, Charlotte Mason taught that children…

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  • British history books for children: The Georgians
    Book Lists | History

    British history books for children: The Georgians

    Bydulcarnon May 13, 2025February 22, 2026

    This post is part of a series of recommendations for children’s books on different eras of British history. You can read the overview post here. These book suggestions are for England from the succession of George I until the beginning of the reign of Queen Victoria. I have included some books about Bonnie Prince Charlie…

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  • Using Paul Noble’s French Courses with children
    Languages

    Using Paul Noble’s French Courses with children

    Bydulcarnon May 4, 2025April 9, 2026

    Paul Noble’s French courses are an excellent resources for picking up the basic grammar structures of the language. We have now used three of Paul’s French courses, and are working on the fourth course French Conversation with Paul Noble. In this review, I explain how the courses work, and my experience of using them with…

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  • First chapter books for children
    Book Lists | Reading

    First chapter books for children

    Bydulcarnon April 12, 2025April 12, 2025

    This is the last in a series of articles is for parents who are considering teaching their child to read themselves. I think it is one of the most rewarding things you can do as a parent. Definitely worth having a go! In this final post, I recommend some series of early chapter books for…

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  • How I teach my children to read: Choosing decodable phonics readers
    Reading

    How I teach my children to read: Choosing decodable phonics readers

    Bydulcarnon April 11, 2025April 12, 2025

    This series of articles is for parents who are considering teaching their child to read themselves. I think it is one of the most rewarding things you can do as a parent. Definitely worth having a go! Having taught several of my children to read, here is my favourite step-by-step method. The headline is: prioritise…

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  • How I teach my children to read: Phonics stages overview
    Reading

    How I teach my children to read: Phonics stages overview

    Bydulcarnon April 9, 2025April 12, 2025

    This series of articles is for parents who are considering teaching their child to read themselves. I think it is one of the most rewarding things you can do as a parent. Definitely worth having a go! Having taught several of my children to read, here is my favourite step-by-step method. The headline is: prioritise…

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