Economics is a subject that is normally taught in the high school level in the 11th or 12th grade. It is such an important subject and it doesn't have to be reserved for just the high school level. It is something that can easily be incorporated into a math, or history study in your homeschool. Read More
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FREE Resources for Learning About Tsunamis
November 5th is World Tsunami Awareness Day. This day was created to help spread awareness among people across the world to the dangers of tsunamis and the importance of the early warning signs. This would be a great time to teach your children about what a tsunami is and how they occur. What Read More
FREE Resources for Studying Outer Space
My girls love star gazing and looking at the night sky. They were so excited about the new rocket launches this year, and love watching the live streams of the shuttles launching from Cape Canaveral at the Kennedy Space Center. If you have children that are fascinated by outer space you will want to Read More
FREE Resources to Learn About the U.S. Government
It is an election year, and the election is only a couple of weeks away. This is a very pivotal time for our nation in the year 2020. It is more important now, more than ever, to teach our children about the U.S. government and how it works. With every election, comes changes. We need to Read More
Fun Ways to Teach With Play Dough
Play dough. You either love it or hate it, and let me tell you, kids love it! I love how it keeps small children entertained for hours. I don't love how it can get into carpet, and is hard to get out. Thankfully, as we added more children to our family, we were able to get laminate wood floors. This Read More
FREE Printables and Resources for Studying Landforms
A landform is a naturally formed feature on the Earth's surface. It can be a geographic and geological feature. If you are studying earth science, or geology you will most likely learn about landforms in those particular subjects. If you are wanting to put together your own geology or earth unit Read More
15 Ways to Eat Better as a Family
Eating healthy is not always easy. Even if you tend to be on the healthier, more natural side, that can all fall apart when someone gets sick, or you get busy. It only takes one pizza night, and a fast food stop to derail you, and get your family off track. Maybe you want to eat healthy, but Read More
American History for Elementary: Our Star-Spangled Story Notgrass Curriculum Review
This is the first year that I am using a full history curriculum with my 9 year old daughter. We were excited when we learned that Notgrass History released a brand new, elementary aged American History Curriculum that is just perfect for her age group. Disclaimer: I was provided with a Read More
Notgrass Exploring America: High school History and Literature Curriculum Review
If you have a high school student, you know how daunting it can be to find the right curriculum. There are lots of choices, along with different types and styles. Many have huge, thick teaching manuals, whereas others teach to the student without any help from the parent. It sure is hard to find Read More
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