Here’s a Free April Nature Calendar. I hope you enjoy these ideas to interact with nature.
We still have quite a bit of snow on the ground, but we know spring is just around the corner.
We’ve been making maple syrup. I owe a huge thanks
Make learning fun with these printable history games. Your students won’t even know they’re learning! Contains over a dozen games that can be printed out and used to enhance your study of United States History.
If you’re opening a Teachers Pay Teachers store you may be asking yourself, “Is a Teachers Pay Teachers Premium Seller Account worth it?” I know I did. Or if you’ve had a store for a while, you might be asking yourself, “Should I upgrade to a Premium Seller account?”
Especially if you haven’t made a lot of money, it’s hard to pay the almost sixty dollars to upgrade. (It was for me.)
Games are such a great way to learn things. That’s why I’m so excited about the printable history games I’ve been working on. I’ve combined some of my interests of teaching and learning along with my kids and I’ve have come up with some great educational file folder games. Now, I’ll admit I didn’t do this all by myself. I’ve had some amazing help from my boys.
My oldest son will be driving soon, and for me, that’s a rather scary thought. Especially when I consider some of the recent stories I’ve heard of his older cousins who have recently learned to drive. (Some of which involve telephone poles and flipped Four Wheelers.)
Add to that the fact that one out of every two teen drivers
This week in Bigger Hearts for His Glory we studied Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson was different from the previous presidents. He was the first president of the United States from the frontier of America. He had an extremely quick temper and fought 103 duels in his lifetime. He was called “Old Hickory” because of his […]
This week in Bigger Hearts for His Glory, we learned about William Henry Harrison and Tecumseh. These two leaders fought against each other several times. First, they fought in the war between the Indians and the settlers, and later they fought again in the war between the British and Americans. We discussed the Indians’ and […]
We finished up week twelve this week in Heart of Dakota’s Bigger Hearts for His Glory. We learned about John Stark and George Washington. We read about George Washington’s childhood and the story of how he hacked away at his father’s cherry tree with his hatchet. For art we studied symmetry and made a painting […]
When Melanie over at Wind in a Letterbox asked me to do an interview with her about homeschooling, I was honored. I love writing about homeschooling. So I was a little surprised when I sat down to answer the interview questions, that these feelings of, “Oh, no, what did I get myself into?” came over […]
