Open Their Eyes March 3, 1991. Rodney King. In a day that will live in infamy, African-American Rodney King was beaten with batons... Read More
Social Justice: Righting an Injustice In the 1980s, my dad was one of the pioneers of homeschooling in America. In those early days, homeschooling was... Read More
The Call of the Wild: Teaching Kids to Love Nature In many Native American tribes, an important rite of passage for boys on the brink of manhood was the “vision... Read More
Water, Water, Everywhere Do you ever wonder where the rain goes once it rolls off of you roof? As our knowledge of our... Read More
The Hunt for Wild Asparagus “Dress warmly and wear something you don’t mind getting wet,” my dad said one morning. My dad was taking us... Read More
The Tonic of Wildness "We need the tonic of wildness...At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we... Read More
Art is Irreplaceable When school districts are facing difficult budget cuts, one of the first things that gets tossed out the window is... Read More
Getting Your Kids Engaged in Culture-Making During the 1860s, a writer and artist named William Morris began a movement that would later become known as the... Read More
Expose Your Family to Art I grew up in a family that wouldn’t be considered artistically talented. Some families have members who all play stringed... Read More
Art Is Not Mere Luxury It was a symbol that inspired the hearts of the people. The name of the symbol carried the connotation of... Read More