Multi-Sensory Materials for Individual Learning Styles
Studying poetry is a fun way to build reading comprehension skills. It lends itself well to developing the skills of visualization and understanding descriptive language. Christmas poetry can inspire even the most reluctant learners due to the excitement around the holiday. Below are several poems with suggested discussion questions, concepts to study and/or activities to … Continue reading Christmas Poetry Study for All Ages
Do you love Elf on the Shelf or don't want anything to do with him? Either way, the Elf on the Shelf can make a super fun writing prompt for school during the month of December. We swore we would never do the Elf on the Shelf. First, we have never done Santa Claus in … Continue reading Elf on the Shelf Writing Prompt
Games make learning and reviewing information fun! They can transport you to a different time period and let you experience how people lived, worked or played back then. Or they can be a fun way to memorize names, dates and places in history. They are also just a fun way to spend time with other … Continue reading 7 Fun History Games for Kids
Games are a fun way to learn and review information. History is full of names and dates and places and games can be a fun way to memorize them. If you have a set of flash cards or note cards, you can DIY history games by following the steps below. Then you will have games … Continue reading DIY History Games for Kids
Reading favorite Christmas stories during the holiday season is a fun holiday tradition. For many, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas is a favorite! As our children get older, we can create new memories by giving them deeper, richer holiday stories to enjoy. I set out this year to find Christmas chapter books at a variety … Continue reading 21 Christmas Chapter Books for Children