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If you home is like mine Charlie is going Stir Crazy now. He wants to go to the store or out to eat. Heck, even to the park to play and he can’t do any of these things. I can imagine you might trying to keep your kids occupied in your house as well. Which is a 24/7 or a full-time job. I thought these games might help switch things up, while still encouraging learning. Math is one of the hardest subjects for me to teach. If I can find board games that will help me and Charlie then you van bet your bottom dollar I will be purchasing it. I can…
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ielanguages.com-French
It’s Saturday, and time for Foreign Languages and I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Website: ielanguages.com-French. If you have used this website what did you think of it and why? ielanguages.com-FrenchAge Range: 11 and up (Grades 6 and up; children with parental supervision) French is often referred to as the “Language of Love” and at this ad-supported comprehensive website you will love learning French. Visitors will find over 150 lessons covering topics from the very basic phrase to informal French and slang. When arriving at the link above, scroll down to the colorful navigation boxes in the center of the page to access lessons including: Original French Tutorials Informal French…
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50 Cities of the U.S.A.: Explore America’s cities with 50 fact-filled maps (The 50 States)
I’ve been looking for ways to make Homeschooling more fun for Charlie. I was cleaning out the Board Game Cabinets this morning and before I begin teaching Charlie. I found 50 Cities of the U.S.A.: Explore America’s cities with 50 fact-filled maps (The 50 States) which will allow us to study one State a week. As were studying we can work on the transportation wall I wanted to build in the living room. Charlie and I will be voting on what State we want to study in 50 Cities of the U.S.A.: Explore America’s cities with 50 fact-filled maps in first and we would like to ask you which state…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
