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    Free Topics for the week of Dec. 30 – Jan. 5

    How are you this morning? As we prepare for a new week I wanted to bring you Free Topics for the week of Dec. 30 – Jan. 5. These will help you prepare your school lessons for the New Year. I  hope you’re enjoying your holiday break! If you use these resources come back and let me know what you thought of the resources.   Energy from Plants to People December 30 is #BaconDay! Most people will probably be celebrating by procuring (arguably) the most popular pork product. However, no matter what you eat today, you’ll be consuming the sun’s energy! Celebrating the Chinese New Year Most countries observe their New Year with…

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    Free Topics of the Week  December 9 – 16

    Free Homeschooling Resources Here is our weekly digest of free topics which we can use in our Homeschooling class. I went through the resources with Charlie. I asked Charlie which resource he would like to study the most. Charlie let me know it’s the The Bill of Rights. I let Charlie know I thought The Bill of Rights would be fun to study. Although I couldn’t wait to check into Racing to the South Pole. Mountains of the World Mountains stand on every continent on Earth—and even between some continents, far under the ocean. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is a mountain range on the floor of the Atlantic. It stretches from north of Iceland…

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    Kids Discover Free Topics of the Week October 21 – 27

    Kids Discover Free Topics of the Week October 21 – 27 Welcome to this weeks Homeschool Resources from Kids Discover featuring Free Topics for the week of October 21-27. The President President William McKinley was shot on September 6, 1901, and died about a week later. Theodore Roosevelt—who was then 42 years old—became president. People, Bees, and Honey Through Time Scientists have found bees trapped in amber, or fossilized tree resin, dating back to the time of the dinosaurs. From prehistoric times to now, humans have been interested in bees. Eyes in Art If you believe old horror movies, paintings have eyes that follow you around. That illusion is a tribute to…

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