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Signal Art Program
Homeschooling can happen anywhere using anything. This week I wanted to help Charlie get to know our City better. We have Signal Art Program and artists have painted pictures for each of the boxes. For Charlie, I plan on taking him to each box this week and taking a picture of him with them. Then when we come home, he will look up each person and share at least two facts he learned about them. Now you might ask me how this is going to help Charlie learn more about his City and it is simple as it will take us to places we haven’t been before leading us to…
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Homeschool Resource National Geographic Bee – Study Corner
Homeschool Resource National Geographic Bee – Study Corner Age Range: 9-13 (Grades 4-8, with parental supervision) This website from National Geographic is meant to provide study tools for the National Geographic Bee, “an academic contest for students in grades 4-8”, but the resources provided can be used to supplement your geography studies for the whole family. When arriving at today’s link, scroll down the page to find: Lesson Plans – Discover lesson plans and activities focused on the geography of the United States and the continents, the oceans, world geography, biodiversity, and ecosystems. GeoBee Challenge – Test your knowledge with the online, multiple-choice quiz. Geo Bee Challenge App – For those with IOS or…
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Homeschool Resource Turtle Diary – Language Arts
This morning’s Homeschool Resource Turtle Diary-Language Arts. If I can find websites where Charlie can play games yet still be learning then that is one Resource I will be using. As it helps keep Charlie focused and still. I know he is learning more through the games than the workbooks we use. I would like to invite you to check out Turtle Diary and I would like to ask you a question. Have you or your children used Turtle Diary in the past? If so what did you all think of it? Would you use it again? Is there anything you didn’t like about it and if so what was it…