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March 27, 2020 by: Kendra

Seekers Of The Lost Boy

A review of Seekers of the Lost Boy - "Read it slowly so we can read this book forever, but read it quickly so I know what happens!"

A few months ago I caught wind that a homeschooling mamma had followed her passion and written a book. Not just any book, but a book that fit needs she saw. A book written about homeschoolers, for homeschoolers {and others}, that is full of vivid characters and places making the reader want to return to it again and again. Here’s a description of the book,

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February 6, 2018 by: Tonia

Mapping the World with Art

Looking for a fun way to study geography with your kids? Then you need to take a look at Mapping the World with Art from Ellen McHenry's Basement Workshop!

Looking for a fun way to study geography with your kids? Then you need to take a look at Mapping the World with Art from Ellen McHenry’s Basement Workshop! Ellen McHenry’s Basement Workshop If you’re not familiar with Ellen McHenry’s Basement Workshop then let me introduce you! Ellen McHenry worked as a freelance illustrator after graduating and starting her family (she even worked with Dover

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October 30, 2017 by: Eva Varga

The Power of Google Maps in the Classroom

If you haven’t yet discovered the impact Google Maps can have in your science and geography studies, now is the time.  Can you imagine being able to show your kids the bottom of the ocean? Give it a try yourself. Load Google Maps onto your computer and go to the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Click on Satellite. Do you see the Mid-Atlantic Ridge system? Cool, right?

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June 15, 2017 by: Tonia

Make-A-State Activity Pak {from Home School in the Woods}

Lapbooks are such a fun way to keep track of what your children are learning! They are fun to create (kids really love those interactive elements) and make wonderful keepsakes to enjoy in the future. One of my favorite places to find great lapbook resources is Home School in the Woods. This post includes affiliate links. Activity Pak series from Home School in the Woods

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April 13, 2017 by: Tonia

Interactive 3-D Maps: American History

If you want a simple way to add some hands-on fun and a little bit of geography too, Interactive 3-D Maps will be perfect for you.

History is one of our favorite homeschooling subjects. NOT the dry, boring textbooks I remember from my own educational days. But because of the books and programs we use history has come alive for both me and my daughter. One of my new favorite additions is Scholastic’s Interactive 3-D Maps: American History. Interactive History Fun Interactive 3-D Maps: American History covers 26 US historical events

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February 14, 2017 by: Annie Kate

The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss

There are few books as suited to finding homeschool rabbit trails as The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss. A splendid read aloud for all ages.

There are few books as suited to finding homeschool rabbit trails as The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss. I’m sure you know the story: A family with four boys was shipwrecked on a deserted tropical island. Because they had been planning to set up a colony, the ship was full of useful supplies, but getting them onto the island was an adventure in

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October 29, 2015 by: Heidi Stearns

Passport to the World with Master Books Parent Lesson Planner

Using some of the unique languages from around the world, Passport to the World by Craig Froman gives children a glimpse of what life is like in different countries. The book takes you on a journey to 26 different countries while learning languages from A to Z (Armenian to Zulu). Each language and its country are given a two-page spread that includes: Full-color photos including

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May 28, 2015 by: Heidi Stearns

Junior Explorers Review

  My seven-year-old is an aspiring zoologist, so when I was asked to review this product, we were excited to participate. We received Junior Explorers’ Mission: Serengeti in exchange for an honest review. I was not compensated in any way for the time spent telling you about this resource. Read our full disclosure policy. What is Junior Explorers? Junior Explorers is a subscription service for

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