A lot of students are bored with history because it just seems so INACCESSIBLE. But now, make it come alive with these great resources! Primary sources are often letters and diaries, which help bring the past to life in the present. You can pick up a FREE Bundle of 40 Primary Source Documents to print […]
FREE Web Series on Colonial Crafts
Looking for something unique to add to your homeschool world? Check out This Family Blog to add something interesting! This blog created a FREE Web Series on Colonial Crafts! In the series, the blog owners nine-year-old daughter teaches a craft and the history behind it from Colonial America. They are still adding tutorials, but they […]
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Beautiful DIY Cherry Blossoms Craft
My daughter has started learning Japanese this year. She is really intrigued about the land and culture. She hopes to apply for this college scholarship to Japan in her senior year. One thing that she fell in love with about Japan is the landscape views of cherry blossom trees filling the streets. Your kids will […]
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FREE Terminology of Cooking Copywork
My daughter loves cooking! Both my children love baking. I like to take every opportunity I can to build on my children’s vocabulary and word knowledge. I didn’t have a large vocabulary when I was their age and throughout high school. However, I want to change that for them. Since my daughter loves cooking, I […]
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FREE Printable France Mini-Book
Have your kids shown any interest in France? Would you like your young learners to learn more about countries across the globe? Even at a young age, we can help our kids explore different places around the world. Your kids will enjoy this free printable France mini-book to help them explore the culture, way of […]
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