The Top 10 Posts That Rocked 2014
I’ve never been much on blog statistics. I write what I write because I love to share homeschool encouragement and, in turn, document this wonderful journey our family has chosen.
Statistics happen to be part of blogging, though, so I take a peek at them once in awhile just to see if anything I’ve written has made an impact. It truly warms my heart when I know one of my little ol’ posts has become useful to my sweet readers!
I thought you might like to know, too, which posts rose to the top in 2014.
Top 10 Posts of 2014
1. Armor of God
This object lesson on the Armor of God has consistently been one of my most viewed posts for several years now!
Organization and planning always strike a chord around here. This post goes section-by-section through my children’s weekly planners and my homeschool planner.
Y’all love living literature and I {heart} you because of it! Living literature has been one of THE most beneficial staples in our homeschool from preschool through high school. My little guy and I are currently traveling around the USA one picture book at a time – and loving it!
4. Elementary Charlotte Mason Planner
This simple little planner that I pulled together on a whim is not only working really well for me, but it continues to be viewed and downloaded like crazy. I surely hope it’s blessing some of you!
5. Our Typical Charlotte Mason Schedule
This is another post that has seen consistent traffic over several years. I love that so many people are interested in making a Charlotte Mason education work.
6. 13 Colonies Travel Brochure
Of all my project-based learning ideas, this one seems to make people the happiest. It really is a great project for all ages that can be tweaked for any subject.
7. Human Body Systems Unit Study
Since this was one of my very favorite units to teach over the years, I can see why it’s one of your very favorite units to visit on my site. I can’t wait to teach this again with Eli before long!
8. 10 Living Books for Christian Teen Girls
Considering I also have a 10 Living Books for Christian Teen Boys post and a 10 Living Books for Christian Kids post, I’m not sure why this one seems to be more popular. Are more of us homeschooling girls all the way through? Hmmm.
Planning a unit study doesn’t have to be hard. I’ve tried to make it as clear and simple as possible – which I hope is one reason this series of posts is popular.
10. Ultimate Guide to Nature Study
This really is an ultimate guide and a one-stop spot for everything nature study. I’m so thankful it seems to do exactly what it was intended to do…help people get great ideas for easy nature study.
And, there you have it. Were any of the top 10 your favorites, too?
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Love this collection of posts, Cindy. I’m especially looking forward to reading through your CM series archives. Thanks for your fine work. Peace keep you.