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This week's country in our Around the World in 11 Weeks series is India! India is the second most populous country and a beautiful one to learn about! In addition to its natural beauty, it has amazing architecture and festivals. Check out all the resources below to study India and grab the FREE printable portion. … Continue reading Learn About India in Your Homeschool
This week's country in our Around the World in 11 Weeks series is China! China is the most populous country in the world. With close to 1.5 billion people, it contains one-fifth of the population in the world. Its long history and varied geography make it a fascinating place to learn about. Check out all … Continue reading Learn About China in Your Homeschool
I did not know much about Juneteenth until I watched an episode of Blackish a couple years ago. When I started researching for this post, it turns out that I wasn't the only one who learned about it from watching that episode! In case you are not familiar with this holiday, it is celebrated on … Continue reading Learn About Juneteenth with Your Children
This week's country in our Around the World in 11 Weeks series is Russia! Russia is the largest country in the world! Learn about its history, culture, climate and more with this unit study. Check out the videos, hands on projects, books and other resources below and grab the FREE printable portion. Note: For ideas … Continue reading Learn About Russia in Your Homeschool
This week's country in our Around the World in 11 Weeks series is Italy! Italy is such a fun country to learn about! The food, the music, so many famous people and each area has its own personality! Not to mention, Rome plays a major role in ancient history! Check out all the resources below … Continue reading Learn About Italy in Your Homeschool
This guest post was written by Carla Mae Jansen of Turtle Trails Publishing. Hi! I am super excited to share this fun T. Rex anatomy activity with y’all today--it’s perfect if you’re learning about dinosaurs or want a little extra science in your day! My name is Carla Mae Jansen, and I recently finished writing … Continue reading Fun T. Rex Anatomy Printable
Studying the countries of the world with children is so fun! And there are lots of different ways to go about it. Here are a variety of ways you can study the geography, history, and culture of different countries around the world. Make sure to grab the FREE Matching Countries and Flags worksheets at the … Continue reading Fun Ways to Study the Countries of the World
Simple machines are super fun to learn about. In fact, it is the only part of 7th grade science I remember enjoying growing up! Below, I explain each of the six types of simple machines and then share resources that make it easy to teach your children about simple machines. They include a book full … Continue reading Teach Simple Machines to Your Children
St. Patrick's Day is a fun holiday to study in your homeschool! You can learn about Ireland and Irish folklore, practice counting money, do a science lesson on rainbows and light, use critical thinking and planning skills to create a leprechaun trap, and/or practice writing limericks. This unit study is based upon the Magic Tree … Continue reading St. Patrick’s Day FREE Unit Study
Do you like to look at clouds? I love looking at all the different cloud formations when I am driving or walking. And I love learning to recognize different types of clouds and what they tell us about the weather. However, when my children and I went to learn the names of the clouds, we … Continue reading How Clouds Got Their Names
Learning about Hanukkah in your homeschool is a fun way for your children to learn about history, geography, cooking, other cultures (if you are not Jewish), and more! Hanukkah is a minor Jewish holiday that typically takes place in December. It is also known as the Festival of Rededication or the Festival of Lights. It … Continue reading Learn About Hanukkah in Your Homeschool
There are plenty of Christmas math worksheets to use with your children this time of year. But, does putting a few Christmas pictures on an otherwise typical math worksheet make it fun? Maybe a little, but think how much more fun Christmas Math Projects that are hands on and based on real life would be! … Continue reading Fun Christmas Math Projects