Dear Homeschooler, History is one of those subjects that can be taught so many ways. I love to incorporate varying techniques to help my kids get a fun and well-rounded view of the past. Historical fiction is a great way to spark some interest, and that is why I was excited for…
Dear Homeschooler, Check out these fall activities and add a little autumn learning to your day! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, September was an exciting month for us. We spend the majority of the month in western Canada with family and friends to be a part of the wedding of my brother-in-law. We brought modified lessons with us as we didn’t want to bring lots of books on…
Dear Homeschooler, It’s a great time of year for apple-picking! Check out these apple resources, then head out to the orchard! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, We know there a vast selection of teaching methods. In fact, countless posts and websites are completely devoted to this subject, and while some of us stick closely to one particular teaching method, I find that most of us are fairly eclectic and use a conglomeration of methods. I…
Dear Homeschoolers, Just starting the homeschool journey with little ones? Check out these great preschool math resources. Have a good post on a great way to have fun while doing math with preschoolers? Link up! An InLinkz Link-up
Dear Homeschooler, Last year, we wrapped up studying the Middle Ages by going to one of those Medieval Banquets with dinner and jousting. It was so much fun, and it really made history come alive for the kids. (We were going for fun — not historically accuracy.) Over the…
Dear Homeschooler, It’s Shark Week! As you watch endless documentaries and learn more about sharks, direct your learning by ‘interviewing a shark’ and write/draw some of the facts you gather. This simple graphic organizer is fun, and not too intensive for summer learning! Download Interview with a Shark Other Resources Check…
