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National Library Week from April 8-14
This morning Charlie and I will be checking out a new Homeschool Resource called Lessons from the Library. Charlie and I will be spending a lot of time at our Library this Summer. I wanted to make sure Charlie knew how to navigate his way around without having to ask someone. So this morning I would like to remind you it is National Library Week from April 8-14 and to invite you to come and join us in Lessons from the Library Age Range: All (All grades; children with parental supervision) April 8-14 is National Library Week this year! This week, Education World provides five lessons that focus on library skills. Take advantage…
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Homeschool Easter Resources
FOCUS ON EASTER WITH THESE 7 SPIRITUAL PROMPTS Chickscope – EggMath Age Range: 5-18 (Grades K-12, with parental supervision) Easter and Spring Festivals are here! Eggs are everywhere in omelets to Easter baskets! Here are some fun ways to use eggs to learn math. The egg’s interesting mathematical properties are explored at this site. Explore the symmetry of eggs, dividing eggs equally, spherical geometry, and embryo calculus to determine how many cells are in a chick and more. When you get to the site just click on the module that interests you on the menu, and a new page opens with lesson plans and activities. And here are more sites with eggs-citing…
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The Ultimate Dreamworks Cookbook
This morning Charlie surprised me when he let me know if he doesn’t become a Wrestler when Charlie grows up that he would like to become a cook. Which means its time to get Charlie back into cooking classes. As well as helping us cook dinner in the evenings. I had Charlie go online and look for a cookbook he would like to use. As he was looking around, he found The Ultimate Dreamworks Cookbook. The next time we visit the library I want to see if they have a copy of this book so I can get Charlie into the kitchen and cooking. I asked Charlie what he liked…
Living a simple lifestyle from the front porch
