How to Make a Quadrant – Hands-on History
Free PDF of an easy quadrant craft for kids. Early explorer sailors used the quadrant, or astrolabe, to measure latitude.
Unique Baby Girl Names Snatched from History
Baby girl names snatched from history can make for the most interesting and exclusive names available. 15 unique baby girl names from history.
Family History Research: How to Start Your Own Family Tree for Free
My top 3 must-have family research sites, plus 6 more I use personally. It’s easier than you think to find ancestors on your family tree!
Discouragement Day – Today I Think the World Has Gone Mad
It is okay to feel discouraged by the sin around you. As a Christian, it is even expected that the ugliness of the world will – and should – bother you…
Rules for Teachers in the 1800s – This Might Surprise You!
What was it like for teachers in the 1800s teaching in a one-room schoolhouse? Read this real list of Rules for Teachers in Texas 1836-1845.
30 Fantastic Kids’ Books Turned Into Movies | Family Movie Night
Some of the best films for Family Movie Night are screen adaptations of children’s literature. See the top 30 books turned into films!
Haim Ginott Poem Printable for Teachers & Moms
FREE printable of Haim Ginnot’s famous inspirational poem for teachers and moms. You have a tremendous power.
DIY Colored Glue Craft Recipe | How to Color Glue
A fast & easy recipe for DIY colored glue. All you need is plain white glue and some food coloring for a quick DIY home project.
How To Match Your Teaching Style to Your Kid’s Learning Style
Homeschool parent-child conflict? Learn how to match your teaching style to your child’s learning style for a smoother homeschool day.
Do You Know Your Child’s Learning Style?
Not all kids learn in the same way. Discover visual, reading/writing, auditory, and kinesthetic learning style. Which describes you child?