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Make the Most of Your Time at Home with These DIY Projects
Having to spend more time at home during the pandemic may not be ideal, but you can get through it more easily by tackling DIY projects around the house. Staying productive not only keeps your mind off things, but it also ensures that you’re ready when the world gets back to normal. Make the most of your time with these home DIYs. Spend Time on Home Security Home security is a necessity, and now you have the time to set up a complete system. It’s the ideal DIY since you don’t need a company or a pro to do an installation. You can order equipment like new locks, security cameras,…
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Lessons/ Unit Studies to teach in September
I begin to put together our Lesson Plans/ Unit Studies to teach in September I thought you might be wondering what happened then as well. Take a look at the list and leave me a comment and let me know what you will be teaching. September 1 – World War II Begins (1939) On this day in 1939, the entire world’s attention was focused on Europe, when Germany invaded Poland. This sparked the beginning of the deadliest war in history, causing France and Britain to declare war on Germany. There is so much to discuss in our World War II Unit. September 6 – Pilgrims Leave for the New World (1620)…
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Constitution Day
Thursday (September 17) is Constitution Day, which commemorates the signing of the U.S. Constitution, on that same day in 1787. Here is Units, Topic, and Infographics to help you with lesson planning and teaching kids about this holiday. The ConstitutionThe battle to write, ratify, and enforce the Constitution, is the focus of this critical issue in American History. A major focus is how amendments are proposed into legislation. 1776 Teach kids about the American Independence, as they’re taken back in time to 1776, the watershed year in which the original 13 colonies became a free country. How America WorksThe structure and many functions of the American government is the main focus here.…





