Looking for Trick Or Treat Halloween Goodies that do not include candy and junk food? Check out this amazing non candy list full of arts, crafts, toys, games, school supplies and more to fill in your Halloween Goody Basket for Trick or Treaters. A bit of background: I learned about The Teal Pumpkin Project last […]
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Have you ever made ice cream in a bag before? It is a really great chemistry experiment to do with little kids as you are learning about catalysts, states of matter, as well as learning the process of making ice cream using just a few items! Read on to learn how to make this delicious
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Have fun learning about Ancient Mesopotamia with these amazing hands-on activities to supplement your Ancient Civilization Unit.
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Learn how easy and simple it is to make your own homemade bubble recipe and wand!
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This week we made a trip to the dollar store and found these packs of geodes/ build your own crystal kits. What I like about this geode experiment is that it is pretty much a low prep activity. I could have easily paired it with an educational video and a library book, and call it
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Here’s a simple science experiment to make raisins dance using baking soda and vinegar! It is similar to our “How To Make PopCorn Kernels Jump” experiment we did a while back. We used alka-seltzer tablets for that experiment but it still yielded a similar result-so be sure to check it out after you learn how
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There are so many ways to organize your home when you begin homeschooling. Personally, it has taken quite a while to get to this point and as time goes by as you homeschool your children, you’ll see why. This “design” fits how we homeschool, so yours will look different but I hope I can inspire
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For our English lesson today we played Scrabble. I quizzed my kids on the parts of speech on the word that was played and whoever got it right, the other person had to tell me why. For example, I played the word “three”. My oldest said it was an adjective and my youngest said it
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This week for art, we learned about expressionism. Basically it was a time period where artists based their artwork on feelings, emotions and ideas. I think this is one of my favorite artistic time periods! So for our artwork, we used our book Get Into Art: Animals. We painted colorful sheep in the meadows. We
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Today we are learning about the parts of speech. I gathered our sentence builder, a few toys, and made Flashcards with nouns, verbs and adjectives written on them. We first went over nouns. I broke down the nouns into three categories: person, place and thing and presented the box of toys to my youngest. He
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