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Homeschool Resources: You2stem.com
This morning I wanted to share a new homeschool resources: You2stem.com a online program that allows students to learn Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics programs for students in K-5 and 6-12 as well as Special Needs Students. You2stem.com A remote learning program that is focused on fostering growth, creativity, and inclusion. Today’s science, technology, engineering, mathematics programs (STEM) are often only available in affluent communities and regularly exclude many students. We have built a program that is economically affordable and available to everyone! Every week we post new content on Tuesday morning. The content is spread across four primary student groups. The general STEM categories are grades K-5 and 6-12.…
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Homeschool Resources: HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, & SOCIAL STUDIES
Welcome to our series sharing Homeschool Resources: HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY, & SOCIAL STUDIES. Would you take a look at the homeschool resources being shared this morning and let me know if you’ve used these resources with your students. The Great Chicago Fire– Grades 3-12, with parental supervision This site, sponsored by the Chicago Historical Society and Northwestern University, provides a very in-depth look at the Great Chicago Fire. Tennessee History for Kids– All Grades, with parental supervision On June 1, 1796, Tennessee was admitted into the Union. Discover the history, geography and civics of our 16th state with this website. History of Alaska for Kids!– Grades K-12, approximately (with parental supervision)…
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Homeschool Resources: Language Arts
Good morning, school has officially started for the children returning to Public School in my neighborhood. Although, Charlie has been back in school since the 15th. Were still looking for what to use in Language Arts. I found these homeschool resources this morning and would like to know if you’ve used these resources with your students. If so what did you like or dislike about the resources and why? American Folklore– All Grades, with parental supervision This website provides a free archive of American folktales, myths, legends, fairy tales, superstitions, weatherlore and other stories. Children’s Storybooks Online– Grades K-12, with parental supervision This award-winning site contains original stories with illustrations…
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