But also, I think geography, it leads us to praise God because he's made all these things,

all these places, and he's sustaining them.

And I think it gives us a sense of our smallness and how big and great God is.

And so I think that's a really good thing. Humility is a good lesson to learn

in geography is one of those ways. This is your morning basket, where we help you bring truth, goodness, and beauty to your homeschool day.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 123 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, I am joined by Heather Tully.

Heather is my co-author of the book Gather, exploring the wonder, wisdom, and worship of learning at home.

And one of the things that we wanted to do for you was take a little time to break down some of the subjects that we cover in the gather

book. And today's episode is all about how Heather and I do geography in our homeschools

and most importantly in our gathering time. And so we each talk about the different tactics we

use, some of the different topics we cover, and also some

of the books that we have used and enjoyed. So I really think you're going to love this episode.

Now, before we get started, if you would like to bring a little delight to your homeschool day,

try out our free month of morning time. Morning time plans. With these morning

time plans, we have chosen the books. We have chosen the music and the art and the poetry and all

the wonderful things and we laid it out for you in a block or a loop schedule that you can follow

in your homeschool for a whole month, and it is absolutely free.

So find those at pambarnhill.com forward slash month.

And now on with that podcast.

Heather Tully is a mom of 10 kids who's been practicing morning time in her home for over 18 years.

She's a documentary photographer who seeks to capture the wonder in everyday life.

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