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Category Archives: activities
Baking With History
On our (second) trip through Story of the World 1, we have sometimes picked activities that we’ve done before. However, sometimes the kids choose to do something that we haven’t tried before. In Chapter 24, one of the activities is … Continue reading
Posted in activities, History, homeschool, Story of the World
Tagged history, homeschool, homeschooling, photo friday, projects, SOTW, Story of the World, Story of the World I
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Mummifying a Chicken (Cornish Game Hen)
As part of our studies of Ancient History (Nomads/First Civilizations through Fall of Rome) using Story of the World I, we are mummifying a chicken. Well, not a chicken. We decided to scale the project down to Cornish game hen size. First … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient egypt, chicken mummy, history project, homeschool, mummify a chicken, SOTW
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I need a rest from my vacation!
When we got back from our camping trip, I was exhausted. We really got off easy. The only sunburns were my husband and I on our noses. The hundreds of mosquito bites seem to have healed. (I’ve never seen a mosquito … Continue reading
Posted in activities, Family, homeschool, Kids, summer
Tagged camping out, homeschool, summer activities
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Summer school update
In what should only take an hour a day, we have been working through Writing With Ease Level 2 (both older kids), Growing with Grammar 3 (Child #1), Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons (Child #2), A … Continue reading
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Tagged Growing With Grammar, homeschool, math skills, summer school, Writing With Ease
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Summer Reading Club
The tiny local library has started their summer reading club up. Activities are planned once per week at the library and all books the kids read (or have read to them) are recorded on sheets and turned in. At the … Continue reading
Posted in activities, books, homeschool, Kids, Reading, Story of the World, summer
Tagged books, library, summer kid activities, summer reading
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A new bike
Child #2 recently decided it was time to finally bite the bullet and ride without training wheels. We’ve tried to get her to learn since last fall, but she did not have the confidence in herself to do it. Once … Continue reading
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Tagged bike, bike riding with kids, riding with family, training wheels
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Winding Down The School Year & Field Trip Update
Well, we made it to the first field trip of the week, but had to skip the second. (We had two sick!) We were able to hit the third field trip and all had a wonderful time. My spouse used the time … Continue reading
Posted in A Beka, activities, curriculum, field trip, homeschool, Kids, planning, school year, Science
Tagged end of year, field trips, home school, homeschool, summer school, year round homeschooling
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Celebrating Earth Day as a Homeschooling Parent
So, yesterday was “Earth Day.” One of the neighborhood kids was really surprised that we studied “caves and erosion” (one of my children’s summaries) in science today. He wanted to know, “Why didn’t you do Earth Day like we did?” … Continue reading
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Tagged Earth Day, recycling, water usage
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