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The Problem Site
It’s Monday, and time for Math in Homeschooling! I would like to share a Recommended Website: with everyone called The Problem Site The Problem SiteAge Range: 6-18 (Grades 1-12, with parental supervision) WARNING! The math games and puzzles on this site are so engrossing, you may want to set a timer to keep you from neglecting other responsibilities! This site offers educational games, puzzles, and problem solving quests. Some of the most fascinating puzzles and games provide a handy link for bookmarking your place so that you can return later. Use the menu bar at the top of the home page under “Games” to access:Math Games – Use simple math facts, fraction reductions, and logic to solve the…
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20 Cat in the Hat Favors to Share on Dr. Seuss’ Birthday
I’m a participant in the amazon affiliate program. Should you click a link and make a purchase, I will earn a small commission at no cost to you. Charlie and I had planned on hosting a Party to celebrate Dr. Seuss Birthday but we were so busy it slipped my mind. Although, Charlie returns to school tomorrow because Charlie has had the flu and was out of school for the past week. To celebrate Charlie’s return to school I think I will put together a Birthday Party for Dr. Seuss and a back to school celebration for Charlie once he comes home from school tomorrow night. In the meantime I…
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March 3rd is National Anthem Day
As your preparing Homeschooling Lessons I would like to remind you March 3rd is National Anthem Day. For our family we will be able to come up with quite a few lessons built around the National Anthem and learning about the Flag of the United States. Our National Anthem of the United States of America was written by Francis Scott Key, the song is the “Star Spangled Banner”. The story behind “The Star Spangled Banner” show’s Key an attorney, serving in Georgetown Light Field Artillery during the War of 1812. In 1814 his negotiation skills as a lawyer. He was called upon to release Dr. William Beane a prisoner on…








