Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers
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It’s important for our children to understand our nation’s history. Many families enjoy celebrating Independence Day (often referred to as the 4th of July) with fireworks, homemade ice cream, and family cookouts. But do we really understand why we celebrate? These 4th of July Unit Study Ideas and Activities for Your Homeschool will help your children learn more about this… View Post
Homeschooling gives us the freedom to pursue our children’s interests and talents. This means we get to do just plain fun hands-on creative projects like soap making and candle making, sewing, quilting, cross-stitch, and more. You’d be surprised how much you can learn by making handicrafts like these! Teaching and learning handicrafts were commonly practiced by many homeschool families in… View Post
I know I’m in good company, so I know anything I have to say for the great day that is Pi Day is going to be a refresher for you, but let’s refresh just for funsies! Pi Day is appropriately celebrated on the fourteenth of March since the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter is 3.14. The abbreviated… View Post
Written by Susan Williams of Education Possible. What could be better than a warm, gooey chocolate chip cookie? How about a cookie your kids can actually make for themselves! Cooking is an important life skill all kids should learn. Sometimes we have to look for creative ideas to get our children into the kitchen. However, the minute I mention hot, delicious… View Post
Written by Tara Mitchell of Homeschool Preschool. Fall is my favorite time of year and candy corn is one of my favorite fall treats. And, mixing a handful of candy corn and a handful of dry roasted peanuts takes my favorite snack to a whole new level. Yum! Try this simple and tasty fall-themed candy corn Jell-O treat with your… View Post