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February 3 National Day the Music Died Day #TheDayTheMusicDied
A homeschool lesson built around #TheDayTheMusicDied can be powerful, cross‑curricular, and deeply engaging for kids—mixing music history, geography, reading, writing, and hands‑on creativity. A powerful homeschool lesson for February 3—National The Day the Music Died Day—can help students explore music history, culture, and the real events behind this solemn moment in American rock‑and‑roll.** February 3rd — National Day the Music Died Day #TheDayTheMusicDied For this that didn’t know National Day the Music Died Day honors the memory of the tragic plane crash on February 3rd, 1959, that took the lives of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson. Their loss marked a turning point in music history,…
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Homeschool Resources: Marten Luther King Jr.
Like all families we get busy and Holidays or Birthday is important people pass that we should be teaching our children about when Homeschooling. This happened with a #Holiday that galls on January 15th. Join me as I share the #Holiday that falls on January 19th Martin Luther King Jr. Day #MLKDay. Even though Charlie has graduated where going to read through Martin Luther King Jr I Have A Dream Speech. Then Charlie will be writing a report on what the speech meant to Charlie in his Creative Writing Class. I want Charlie to look up films and see if there are any on Marther Luther King Jr we can…
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Homeschool Resource: Lesson Plans on Winnie the Pooh
I had meant to share a fun #Holiday that falls on January 18th which is National Winnie the Pooh Day #WinnieThePoohDay. Here is some information on the #Holiday as well as a Lesson Plan, I’ve created for our students that can be used in Homeschooling or Public Schools or even just for fun. National Winnie the Pooh Day — January 18 On January 18th we celebrate the timeless charm of A.A. Milne’s beloved bear with a day dedicated to friendship, imagination, and simple joys. Families can revisit favorite stories, enjoy a cozy reading nook, or whip up a honey‑themed treat inspired by Pooh’s adventures in the Hundred Acre Wood. Ways…
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