A homeschool-oriented newsletter from The Lost Tools of Learning project, exploring what schools designed for humans might look like, including Egan-style education and history curricula. Readers get essays on education debates like direct instruction and reading science, plus announcements and serialized letters about building the author's new curriculum.

A blog presenting essays on classic art and literature from a traditionalist, counter-cultural perspective, with a focus on early childhood education and parenting. Readers get close readings of literary works, critiques of modern illustration and schooling, and promotion of the author's own pre-school guide.

A Brazilian Christian homeschooling blog offering long-form essays on classical Christian education, language formation, reading aloud and the formation of future leaders. Readers get theologically grounded arguments about how children learn to read, think and judge, with references to Scripture and reformed thinkers like Calvin.

A curriculum-style newsletter for parents and teachers of visual learners and late readers, pairing short reflections on child development with activities built around illustrated traditional tales. Each issue combines a parenting idea with a retelling of a story and a free classroom activity.