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Joann
A couple months ago Charlie and I needed to go to Joann for Homeschooling. Charlie needed to purchase Scrape booking paper for his Junk Journal and items to embellish the pages we would be creating. As we tried to figure out how we would get there Debbie called and asked if I wanted to go walking. I let her know I needed to go to Joann for supplies for school. She said she would come over and go with us because she hadn’t been there in a while. As we walked around we found a lot of Crafts we can purchase for our classes. As well as Christmas Presents for…
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It’s Tuesday, and time for our newest Homeschool Resource: Science. I would like to ask you to check out this Recommended Website: BAM! If you have used this website leave me a comment and let me know what you thought of it and why. BAM! Age Range: 9-14 (Grades 4-8, with parental supervision) Here’s a website that can help kids make healthier lifestyle choices. The units included are: CDC Basics Nutrition, Physical Education and Activity, Health Conditions and Diseases, Disabilities and Birth Defects, Child Development Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion, E-cigarettes and Alcohol. Then scroll down to the “Ask a Scientist” comic book series: How Does My Body Fight Disease? How Do People Become Infected with…
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Homeschool Resource: Early 20th Century in the U.S.
I thought I would share Homeschool Resources; Early 29th Century in the U.S. I can’t wait to see what Charlie finds out as he researches this decade. Is there anything special you think Charlie and I should look up. Here is a few of the things that happened in the 20th Century: 20th century – electricity, telephones, radios, lightbulbs, even the motors that power cars and planes. Hands-On History: 20th Century Study Turn of the CenturyWhat was the country like over a hundred years before you were born New InventionsTake a look at where some familiar machines got their start. Cars and Cities Why are cars so important? How did…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
