Tapestry of Grace

Georgia Civil War Field Trips and Resources

“I was reading the Gettysburg Address – that big, long speech by Abraham Lincoln. It was amazing.” ~ my 2nd…
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Last weekend was a bit crazy, all-over-the-place. A hodgepodge! So, instead of our usual weekly homeschool planning meeting with all…
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I’ve shared before some of the frequently asked questions we get here at Hodgepodge. We even have a menu tab…
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Sometimes in our homeschool we just need to focus on a certain subject. I’ve mentioned this strategy in When You…
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Recently, Janeen asked a Tapestry of Grace (TOG) question: I am interested in starting my family with Tapestry of Grace…
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In my continuing series on teaching multiple ages, today I share with you how to plan Tapestry of Grace. Even…
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Guess what? Grandma and Grandpa are here! And since we haven’t seen them in a little under two years we…
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Picking up books at the library, the librarian is scanning all the selections I’ve reserved. She asks… “so are you…
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You might know how much we love Tapestry of Grace (TOG) here at Hodgepodge. Recently, I’ve received a few questions…
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If ever there was a week that was an example of homeschool lasagna learning, it was this. Lasagna learning being…
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The Problem: Spending time searching for what we needed to start our history studies. History books scattered throughout the house….
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Last summer I hosted a Tapestry Tea in my home. Now that this school year is winding up this is…
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Many years ago we needed some art work for the family room. There was a big, empty spot over the…
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