Learning about natural disasters in your homeschool is a great way to help your children discover fun and interesting science topics that they may find of interest. If you don't have earthquakes where you live, for example, they may not be well understood. There are many vocabulary terms for Read More
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Vocabulary Copywork Series
What better way to sharpen vocabulary skills for individual topics than doing copywork?
These FREE instant downloads are themed-based: weather terms copywork, botany themed copywork, geography vocabulary copywork, natural disaster terminology copywork, grammar terms copywork, and earth science copywork, and the list is growing.
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FREE Copywork About Tornado Terminology
Depending on where you live, tornadoes might be something you've experienced or something you hear about on the news. But do your students understand the meaning of the tornado terms they hear? Do they know what words such as wind shear or supercell mean? This free vocabulary copywork Read More
FREE Human Body Systems Vocabulary Copywork
Our bodies are amazing collections of parts! There are the parts we see, of course, like our arms and legs, but there are also dozens of important internal organs that make up our body systems. If you've ever struggled with how to help your child remember which organs do what jobs, download the Read More
FREE Plant Terminology Copywork Notebook
So often, we pass by plants and hardly notice them (unless we have allergies!). Most are small and don't seem that complex. But the world of plants is vast, and it's full of terminology that kids need to understand as they progress through their study of science. This plant terminology copywork Read More
FREE Thunderstorm Terminology Copywork Notebook
Some people love them. Others hate or fear them. Either way, there is a lot to be learned about thunderstorms that can make you love them more, or maybe even fear them less. For example, what exactly is thunder, and why is it so loud? Why do some thunderstorms last such a short time while others Read More
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