[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...] about Ten Great Ways to Teach History
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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...] about Presidents Lapbooks from Knowledge Box Central
6 Ways to School in the Car
Who around here spends a lot of time in the car? We sure do--whether it's driving to lessons, classes, or activities or road-tripping in the summer. Today I'm sharing with you 6 Ways to School in the Car: Audio Books and Dramas We have enjoyed listening to full books in the car. Some of my … [Read more...] about 6 Ways to School in the Car
Professional Development for Homeschool Moms: Tapestry University Classes
Disclosure: The following is a Sponsored Post from Tapestry of Grace. Are you a homeschool mom? Then you are a Teacher! And teachers need professional development to keep growing in their fields. You can probably think of quite a few ways to get some professional development under your belt … [Read more...] about Professional Development for Homeschool Moms: Tapestry University Classes
The Best Classes to Teach at a Homeschool Co-op
Are you involved in a homeschool co-op? If not, one reason you may want to consider doing one someday is because there are some classes that may be better to do in a group rather than at home. Here are just a few of the best classes to teach at a homeschool co-op. Speech and Debate There are … [Read more...] about The Best Classes to Teach at a Homeschool Co-op
Giveaway: The Big Story Game from Tapestry of Grace
I have the awesome privilege not only to go to the 2:1 Blogging Conference this weekend, but to represent Tapestry of Grace there! If you've been following me for the last couple of years, you know that we switched over to using Tapestry of Grace for our main history and literature curriculum for … [Read more...] about Giveaway: The Big Story Game from Tapestry of Grace
