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#HomeschoolingWithBoardGames: Clack! Game
This morning in HomeschoolingWithBoardGames: Clack! Games is what Charlie will be using which will teach Charlie Building Skills and patience. You have to stack the disk and keep the disk from falling over. The Magnets Clack as you stack the Yellow stars! Red lightning bolts! and Blue footprints . . . Where are they? Spread out the magnetic discs, roll the dice, and scramble to match the picture and the color. Make a match, then grab a disc, and use its magnetic clack to build a stack. Keeping score is easy—just line up the stacks to see whose tower is tallest. Come play with Charlie and I. The magnets connect…
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Homeschool Resources: Memorial Day
This weekend is Memorial Day which Charlie will be learning about. As I put together the lessons for him I thought you might be looking for Homeschool Resources: Memorial Day as well. What is Memorial Day: Memorial Day is a Federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning the Military personnel who have died in the performance of their duties while serving in the United States Armed Forces. This holiday is celebrated the last Monday of May. Lesson Plans for Memorial Day: Memorial Day Lesson Ideas – We will learn to understand the significance of Memorial Day. The Monuments of Our Capital– In this lesson plan we will…
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Homeschool Resources: Women’s History Month
Did you know March was designated Women’s History Month by Presidential proclamation. March is set aside to honor women’s contributions in American history. I’m working on Unit Studies or Lesson Plans for Charlie. I wanted to ask if there is any women you think we should study for Women’s History Month? Discussion Questions: Can you tell us what Women’s History Month started as? Which State/ Country did Women’s History Month start in? What year did Women’s History begin? Can you tell me what March 8th represents in History in regards to women? Which President issued the first Presidential Proclamation declaring National Women’s History Week and which week? Field Trip visit:…
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