Written by Susan Williams of Education Possible. If you are looking for a crafty, creative, and easy way to help your kids learn about maps and geography we have a fun idea for you.Why not make your own puzzle maps? My family loves to learn with maps – we have built several types of edible maps and we have even created… View Post
10 Excellent Resources for Combining History, Geography, and Literature
I remember my grandfather telling me how exciting it was to study history and thinking that he was probably just a bit senile because I couldn’t imagine a more boring subject – except math. I’d have taken history over math any day. Now, I understand his passion. History is so much more than dusty, dry textbooks. It’s the story of… View Post
5 Amazingly Simple Ways to Study World Geography Every Day
Written by Alicia Hutchinson of Investing Love. After the writing, the spelling, the flash cards, the fact sheets, and any and everything in between, trying to squeeze in a little world geography as well might be a little tricky. There’s so much great subject matter to pack into each homeschool day, sometimes geography gets overlooked. I think I’ve figured… View Post
4 Hands-on Geography Activities Even Your Hands-off Students Will Love
Y’all know I love hands-on learning, but my teens? Well, if they didn’t look so much like each other and just like my husband, I might suspect that there a hospital mix-up. As young children, they loved hands-on activities, but now my teens prefer to use workbooks for school. If you’re a hands-on homeschooling mama like me, you can imagine… View Post
How to Make Swords and Shields
Written by Susan Williams of Education Possible. If your kids are history buffs (like mine) you can never have too many swords and shields! Around our house we must always be prepared to re-enact a famous battle from history. Whether our studies are focused on ancient Greece, Roman soldiers, or the battles of the Middle Ages my kids are ready… View Post