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Young children who are preschool/kindergarten aged seem to enjoy counting the first 100 days of school. I did this for the first time with my now 6 year old when she was completing her Four Year Old Preschool year in our homeschool. I generally sat down and worked with her three or four days a [...]
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Is it hurricane season again? Time to check your food supply, flashlight batteries, and all weather radio, just in case. Then use the opportunity to create a kid’s hurricane unit study!
An added benefit is that by allowing your children to help prepare, you will help them take control of the situation. Your hurricane preparation lesson [...]
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Many children have difficulty getting information from Point A to Point B. There are things inside their little brains that just don’t seem to get expressed coherently or appropriately. Earlier this year, I stumbled upon something that has become a light bulb moment in speaking to this issue.
LOGIC
I was pretty sure my children only needed [...]
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One of the best things about blogging regularly is the opportunity to look back at our homeschool year and see how we have grown. I enjoy writing an end of the week post by subject for our homeschool. Today I thought I would give you a peek into our most recent week.
Gospel – We begin our homeschool [...]
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Learning to Sew — The Magic Onions
I think this whole blog is pretty much amazing and had to immediately add it to my Google Reader. This particular post had a great idea about helping children learn to sew.
Living Math with Positive and Negative Numbers — Jimmie’s Collage
Introducing negative numbers can be such a difficult concept [...]
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