The Beginner’s Bible Trivia Game for National Bible Week Since 1941, The National Bible Association has been celebrating International Day of the Bible and National Bible Week in mid-November. This year, National Bible Week is November 13-19, 2016. International Day of the Bible is … [Read more...]
Using the Library with Your Homeschooled Teens
[Today's post is by contributor Michelle Habrych.] The local library offers many children’s programs and books, but that’s not all! If you’re homeschooling middle school or high school, the library is an invaluable resource for you! Read about Using the Library with Your Homeschooled … [Read more...]
How to Use the Library While Homeschooling Elementary Students
[Today we have a guest post from Michelle Habrych.] I simply love the library, with its rows and rows of books, some old favorites and others new adventures waiting to be discovered. But do you use the library in your homeschool? Did you know there are more opportunities available to you than … [Read more...]
Free Election Notebooking Pages
You're going to love these new Notebooking Pages. Use them to study about the election with your kids. And the best part? They're free! Free 2016 USA Presidential Election Notebooking Pages from NotebookingPages.com. (This post contains affiliate links.) … [Read more...]
Why You Should Do a Homeschool Newspaper with Your Students
[Today we have a guest post by Michelle Habrych who tells us Why We Should Do a Homeschool Newspaper with Our Students!] There is nothing quite like the thrill of seeing your byline above something you have written for publication. The bug bit me in sixth grade when I wrote my first review – … [Read more...]
Crafty Classroom Bundle Sale
Yay--Crafty Classroom bundle sale curriculum! You can get what you need for preschool and kindergarten/1st grade with this set. Only $36 for Alphabet and R.E.A.D Curriculum (Ready, Eager, Able, and Determined to Read.) I reviewed R.E.A.D here if you'd like to learn more about it. Download some … [Read more...]
New Game Ideas for Your Homeschool
[Today we have a guest post from Michelle Habrych: New Game Ideas for Your Homeschool.] Have you tried a new game lately? We love games in our homeschool and in our family time. I try to incorporate them into our schedule to go along with what we’re studying when possible. I also enjoy them … [Read more...]
Draw Realistic Faces from Your Imagination: Free Art Lesson
[Today we have a guest post and free art lesson from Crystal Parker] Draw Realistic Faces from Your Imagination: Free Art Lesson Do you have an artistic teen? Would you like to make her happy? Good! To make your artistic teen happy, let’s teach her how to draw realistic faces from … [Read more...]
USA State-By-State Activity Notebook
Who is studying the states of the United States this year? I wasn't planning on it, but next semester we'll be studying the colonial era through the beginning of the U.S. What better time to incorporate a study of the state? And the USA State-By-State Activity Notebook from Crafty Classroom is … [Read more...]
Why Play Games in Your Homeschool?
[Today we have a guest post from Michelle Habrych who shares Why Play Games in Your Homeschool?] Games in Your Homeschool Do you take time for games in your homeschool or family time? Games are a great way to learn so many different skills, so I would encourage you to consider planning them … [Read more...]
Studying Cowboys & Indians? Include this Art Collection Set!
Our Cowboys Unit Study was one of my kids' favorites when they were younger. We found all kinds of fun things to do with it. Art was one area we didn't focus on, though. Now that I have learned more about the great Cowboys & Indians art, we really missed the boat there. I really love this new … [Read more...]
Labor Day Sale of Music Appreciation Courses and Ebooks
Labor Day Sale of Music Appreciation Courses and Ebooks Music Appreciation Ebooks are each $10 off 21 Lessons in 20th Century American Music Appreciation 25 Lessons in 20th Century European and South American Music Appreciation (No coupon code needed.) Music Appreciation … [Read more...]
How to do an Ancient Greek Tragedy with your Homeschool Co-op: “The Trojan Women”
Last year my kids studied Ancient History with our Tapestry of Grace Fellowship Co-op. Our high school students were assigned to read the Ancient Greek Tragedy by Euripedes (480-406 B.C.) called The Trojan Women. Since we all know that the best way to study a play is to actually perform it, we … [Read more...]
Why I Want my Kids to Experience Shakespeare
[Today we have a guest post from Michelle Habrych.] Why I Want my Kids to Experience Shakespeare: My son was 9 years old when he had his first exposure to the works of William Shakespeare. My friend, Rita, was teaching a class at our homeschool group. I did not know much about Shakespeare except … [Read more...]
25 Lessons in 20th Century European & South American Music Appreciation
Are there any homeschool moms here who are frustrated that they don't have the time or means to include music in their homeschools? I'm happy to share my new music appreciation ebook curriculum with you today! It's called 25 Lessons in 20th Century European & South American Music … [Read more...]
2016-2017 Homeschool Curriculum Choices for Preschool Thru High School
Today is August 1. How is your homeschool planning coming along? We plan to start school at the end of the month, and I still have a few things to order and A LOT of organization to do! But, I'm happy to say that most decisions about curriculum have been made and am glad to share our 2016-2017 … [Read more...]
Ten Great Ways to Teach History
[Today's article Ten Great Ways to Teach History was written by Michelle Habrych.] Teaching history in your homeschool does not have to be anything like what you remember from school: dry textbooks, memorized dates and names, and completely unrelated to the student. When I began homeschooling … [Read more...]
How to Use the Tapestry of Grace Pop Quiz
"Pop Quiz" from Tapestry of Grace is not what it seems. You think they are quizzes for your students after they study their history and literature assignments for the week, right? Nope! What is Pop Quiz? Pop Quiz is a set of audios (on CD or MP3 download) with a set of small cards for Dad ("Pop") … [Read more...]
Presidents Lapbooks from Knowledge Box Central
[Today we have a guest post from Michelle Habrych on Presidents Lapbooks from Knowledge Box Central.] Let me tell you a secret: I hated history in school. I felt it was just memorizing dates and events, without any real reason to know about it. It was not interesting to me at all. Then I … [Read more...]
The Olympics Online Unit Study on sale!
The Olympics start soon and you and your kids will have so much fun going through this study! It's all online--no need to head to the library and find extra materials. You can try a lesson for free to see if you'll like this format. But I'm pretty sure you will! The Olympics Online Unit Study is … [Read more...]
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