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Homeschool Resources: Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension & Language Arts
Good morning, welcome to our latest in Homeschool Resources: Vocabulary, Reading Comprehension & Language Arts. Take a look at the websites below and let me know if you’ve used them with your Students. Wordly Wise i3000 Wordly Wise i3000™ provides direct academic vocabulary instruction to develop the critical link between vocabulary and reading comprehension through robust activities, social sharing, and interaction, and differentiated instruction within the digital application. PrimaryGames Grades K-6, with parental supervision For all kids who love to use the computer — here’s a great site to get some basic drill and practice in spelling, reading, and grammar using interactive, online games. When you get to the site…
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HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Funko Footloose Party Game
There is movies I’ve always made sure my kids have seen at least once for my Chilchood/ Teenage years and yes, you can guess it Footloose is one of those movies. I’m proud to let you know Footloose is also once of Charlie’s favorite movies. As soon as we say Funko Footloose Party Game in the book store Charlie and I knew it would be the perfect addition to our #FamilyGameNight. Not, only that but in #HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Funko Footloose Party Game is our newest addition to #FridayFunDay and #FamilyMovieNight. Would you like to join us? About: Play as rebellious teens dancing against the small town’s “no dancing” law! Cut loose…
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#HomeschoolWithBoardGames: Pay Day
In Homeschool this morning we are moving forward with ourHomeschoolWithBoardGames: Pay Day. Did you know this is my all time favorite Board Game besides Sorry? Charlie and I will be playing Pay Day this week and like most children Charlie thinks money grows on trees but I believe Pay Day will help Charlie see real life isn’t all Roses and Money doesn’t grow on trees like he would like to believe. Reading: Set the Board Game up. Then ask the players to sit down. Read the instructions to the Game to them. Ask them questions to make sure they understand what is going to happen and why. Write the answers…





