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Homeschool Lessons: 9/11
I believe everyone of us remembers where we were on 9/11 and teaching about 9/11 when #Homeschooling our students can be powerful and deeply meaningful. 9/11 is a moment in history that shaped the world. Helping kids understand 9/11 with care and context is key. Here’s a curated mix of resources and lesson ideas tailored for different age groups: Age-Appropriate Lesson Plans When teaching about 9/11 you will want to adjust the depth and tone based on your child’s age and maturity level: Elementary (Grades K–3) Upper Elementary to Middle School (Grades 4–8) High School (Grades 9–12) Hands-On & Experiential Learning I have a question for you. Did you know…
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One Summer By David Baldacci
Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase. I prepare to begin my dad this morning I wanted to let you know what I’m reading this week. The book is called One Summer is written by David Baldacci. My mother in law Sherry got the book for me from A Little Library in her neighborhood. I’ve always wanted to read one of David Baldacci’s books. I can’t wait to dive into One Summer even though Summer is over her. Have you read One Summer or any of David Baldacci’s others…
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August 29 Individual Rights Day #IndividualRightsDay
Before I begin my morning I wanted to remined you to Celebrate Individual Rights Day with Meaningful Homeschool Lessons! When teaching our children were allowed to think outside the box and #InvididualRightsDay allows us to do that and learn right along with our children ie students. For our August 29th was a #teaching moment that marks Individual Rights Day, honoring the legacy of philosopher John Locke, who championed the idea that every person has inherent rights—like liberty, freedom of speech, and the right to challenge authority. Individual Rights Day is a perfect opportunity to spark thoughtful conversations and learning at home. Here are some engaging homeschool ideas tailored for different…






