I saw my children learning to love going to the art museum and just gazing at paintings.

We took sketch pads.

My daughter was so very hyperactive.

But when she was drawing a painting and really, like you said, living that artwork, she calmed down.

This is Your Morning Basket, where we help you bring truth, goodness, and beauty to your homeschool day.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 121 of the Your Morning Basket podcast.

I'm Pam Barnhill, your host, and I'm so happy that you're joining me here today.

Well, on today's episode of the podcast, we have Cheryl Swope, who is the author of Simply

Classical.

Cheryl is coming on to talk to us about the importance of providing a living education

with truth, goodness, and beauty for our special needs kids.

Cheryl actually raised two special needs kids and just found it was so

important to give them a classical education, an education in all of the beautiful things,

along with teaching them the skills that they would need to survive in the world. And so I think

Cheryl's take on it is really wonderful, very enlightening, and we're

going to dig into that in just a minute. Now, if you are looking to add more truth, goodness,

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