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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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Growing up in the country makes the idea of going green pretty easy for me. My grandmother preached ‘waste not, want not’ to us, so I find it easy to pass that on to my children as well.
1. Reduce, Re-use, Recycle
My children are exposed from a young age on how to use our resources wisely. We pass [...]
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Many families choose to use their summers to study science when nature is in full bloom. In fact, for some homeschooling families, this is all they do during the summer months, cramming a whole year’s worth of science into three months.
For those of us living in the city, science (especially the nature studies) can [...]
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Our last unit in science this year is plants.
I have to admit that I am very excited about this unit. Plants are everywhere, and spring is such a great time to watch them grow. During this unit, I hope to get our hands dirty and build appreciation for the these special helpers that provide [...]
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