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If you haven’t already, check out our History in 3 Minutes Podcast. Then have fun with this Early European Exploration Word Search. Word searches develop spelling skills, extend vocabulary, and emphasize pattern recognition. Find all of the hidden words! Enjoy replaying one of your favorite word searches. Each time you replay it, the words are […]
The U.S. Constitution was ratified on September 17, 1787. The Constitution of the United States of America is the supreme law of the land. It is the legal authority governing the federal government of the United States and trumps all other laws. Enjoy this Constitution Day Word Search. Word searches develop spelling skills, extend vocabulary, […]
Begin your child’s day in whatever way works best for them. Parents in many cities are banding together with other quarantined families to create small, private in-home school groups for their kids. Some families are turning to pod schools to help their child receive the best education they can to succeed during a pandemic. Enjoy […]
Still trying? Keep on trying! Many of us are in the same boat–trying to manage a household, keeping our children on task with virtual assignments, preparing lunch, and trying to do our jobs the best we can. Give your child a break to listen to a fun audio book. Give yourself a pat on the […]
Hello everyone from ChristiansForever. Welcome back. The topic today in U.S. History and Reading is “The Earliest Civilizations”. Today, lets look at some of the earliest people to arrive in America. The people that came here were probably nomads. They basically followed their source of food like the buffalo. The Olmec came here around […]
I found this website called Newsweek which covers the 9/11 attack with a video for children. Here are a few learning activities you can use with it: 1 Journal Entry. Tell your child to write down their knowledge and thoughts about 9/11 in a journal entry format. 2 Discussion. Hold a discussion about September the […]
I found this website called Gro More which has 72 free lessons focused on the four seasons of a garden. Each activity is fun, hands-on and great for getting your kids outside, exploring and learning. Listen to how Jack planted his beans in the story, “Jack and the Beanstalk” (Learning to Read: Favorite Fairy […]
Yay! One of my favorite days is here. September 6th is national “Read a Book Day!” We are calling on all book lovers to grab a book they might enjoy and spend part of the day reading! It’s one of life’s simple pleasures. You can even start or join a book club where you will […]
I found some useful information on a homeschooling website called, “Homeschooling Regulations by State.” It lists each state alphabetically with the following homeschooling guidelines: Notification Parent Education Minimums Criminal Bans State Mandated Subjects Assessment Requirements Vaccination Requirements For example, in the state of Michigan, there are: no notification requirements, no parent education minimums, no criminal […]
Bow-Wow! Let’s spoil our four-legged paw friends especially on National Dog Day! Why not: Buy a special toy for your puppy dog Play with your dog Praise your dog Give your dog a special food treat Give your dog a bath or haircut Go for a walk with your dog Pet your dog Look at […]
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