By Kelly Dowd with The Field Trip Academy
As a veteran homeschool mom of three kids and a certified teacher, I am always looking for ways to work smarter, not harder.
Nature journaling is an easy way to differentiate learning - science... Read more
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By Charlotte High of Cozy Crafter Crates
Pressing flowers allows us to capture nature's beauty in lasting form. Whether for decoration, crafting, or scientific study, pressed flowers retain their delicate details for years to come.
In this... Read more
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By Mary Carroll of His Vessel Academy
Embark on an adventure where math meets the great outdoors. Beyond the confines of the classroom, mathematical wonders await, particularly within the realm of canal signs, shape scavenger hunts,... Read more
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By Ashley Wright of Gypsy Gameschooler
There are two main types of games to explore: games you play outside and games that encourage exploring the outdoors. Both can be great ways to encourage more outdoor time, for your kids and for... Read more
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By Ashton Tate of The F.O.R.M. Curriculum
Have you ever found that the health education part of homeschooling can feel very challenging? Homeschool parents often have so much on their plate. There is so much to do and seemingly not... Read more
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