So you’re listening to her struggle to read with a smile plastered on your face, nodding and encouraging while she painfully sounds out each small single sound. By the end of the word, though, she has no idea what word she just said. She even stumbled over the sight words you just practiced. You sigh, …
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Create easy landforms using a simple salt dough recipe with only 3 ingredients! Perfect for elementary earth science unit.
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Are your kids college bound? I used to say YES! Now, I’m not so sure. Nationwide, college enrollment is declining and parents have to think it through.
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Four of our favorite family Bible devotions materials to kick-start family Bible study in the New Year, Make family Bible study a priority!
Public schools teach social studies in elementary school. In contrast, most homeschool curricula teach history. What is the difference, and which is best? Scroll down to catch five fabulous reasons why you should teach history to your kids – and not social studies. Teach Social Studies…or Teach History? First, we need to break down a few definitions. …
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Get kids hooked on history! Seven simple, practical ways to instill a love for history in your kids. >> 1. Tell stories 2. Read historical…
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