Some of the language of the nation's founding documents can be hard to understand because the words are no longer commonly used. Help your kids learn more of the meaning behind the U.S. Constitution with this FREE U.S. Constitution Vocabulary Copywork. Students can explore the meanings of 40 Read More
Free Resources About the Post Office
Can you imagine what we would do without the post office or mail carriers? To teach kids all about the post office and the postal system, these free resources about the post office will help. Receiving and sending mail is a privilege we can take for granted at times. If your child has ever Read More
Resources for Learning About Brazil
Brazil is a fascinating country to learn about. If you want to provide a fun country study in your homeschool, then use these resources to learn about Brazil. I am partial to the country of Brazil. My view is totally biased. See, my family loves Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) and well, it Read More
Free Printables About the U.S. Army
May is Military Appreciation Month, and there is no other military member I appreciate more than my brother-in-law. I will tell you more about him in a bit. Military Appreciation Month is a great time to teach about the branches of service, and these free printables about the U.S. Army can Read More
FREE Community Helpers Printables
Children need to learn about the different community workers that do an amazing job of helping to keep community running. With these free community helpers printables, children will have fun and work on their fine motor skills all while learning about these important jobs that they may one day be Read More
Famous Scientists: FREE Printables and Resources About Blaise Pascal
Blaise Pascal was a French mathematician, physicist, religious philosopher and inventor. He was the one who laid the foundation down for the modern theory of probabilities. Pascal is most famous for creating the very first calculator. If you are learning about famous scientists or inventors you will Read More
FREE Fire & Firefighting Vocabulary Copywork
I think at some point, nearly every child wants to be a firefighter when they grow up. Firefighters are brave and heroic, facing down enormous risks and pressures. But they also have to be very smart and skilled at knowing many things such as their equipment, the nature of different types of fires, Read More
Help Your Teens Start a Business
If your teens have ever considered starting a business, there is no better time. While your kids are growing in their entrepreneurial skills, you can also count all the hard work on your homeschool transcript. It's a great summer activity while schedules are more flexible. Here's what you need to Read More
FREE Inspirational Coloring Sheet
Crayons have been around for hundreds of years, but the first crayons made specifically for kids were created and sold by cousins Joseph Binny and C. Harold Smith from the east bank of the Hudson River in Peekskill, New York. After their first introduction of the wax crayon in 1903, they Read More
