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Homeschool Resources
Welcome to this week’s Homeschool Resources inside this new post I’ve included resources Homeschool Resources that can be used from Monday through Saturday. I would like to remind you a lot of these resources are free to use but others will cost to use them. I hope you take the time to check these Homeschool Resources out. Monday-Math!! Recommended Website: Don Potter.Net Age Range: All (All grades; children with parental supervision) This is a wonderful website which houses a most unusual math resource. There is a downloadable arithmetic book from 1878! Even if you have a fabulous math program already, it is fun to look at and see what kids…
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Homeschool Cop-Op Resources for the Week
Homeschool C0-Op Resources for the Week. Good morning. How are you this morning? As I begin our week and work on printing everything out we need for this week for school. I wanted to share some new Homeschool Cop-Op Resources for the Week from ClickSchooling. I hope these Homeschool Cop-Op Resources for the Week make teaching your child easier. As everything is here for each day of the week. If you have used any of these Homeschool Co-Op Resources from ClickSchooling let me know what you thought of them. Or if there is something here you wouldt like to use but haven’t had the chance to let me know which homeschooling resource…
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Homeschool Unit Study: Frogs in Real Life Learning (Flexible No-Print Lesson Plan)
Homeschool Unit Study: Frogs in Real Life Learning (Flexible No-Print Lesson Plan) Homeschooling often works best when it grows out of curiosity instead of forcing interest into a preset schedule. This frog unit study began the same way many strong lessons do, with a child’s natural fascination with the living world and a desire to understand something seen again and again in everyday life. Frogs became the focus through long-term observation, outdoor experiences, and repeated moments of noticing them in nature over time. That kind of ongoing curiosity is what gives unit studies their strength. It turns learning into something personal and grounded in real experience instead of something separated…








