Homeschooling

Microscopes are a lot of fun for exploring all sorts of things, but it’s important to know how to use them correctly and what all the parts are called. A School Called Home has a printable la…

Hi teacher friends, Are your elementary students studying Earth Science this year? I’ve always dreaded trying to hunt down lab supplies and equipment for science activities, but during the last few years I’ve been able to come up with little-to-no prep activities to teach Earth Science! These hands-on activities allow students to experiment and learn

Updated for Distance Learning: Along with the traditional printable task cards, a digital set has also been added into Google Slides which is perfect for distance learning and paperless classrooms.This set of 80 Cell Task Cards comes as both a printable paper version that you can use to make physic...

The lab safety escape room is an immersive experience for your students It allows them to demonstrate their knowledge of lab safety at the beginning of the school year in a fun and engaging way.Student Background:Students will need to have an understanding of basic lab safety do's and don't. They ...

This differentiated foldable will help your students visualize and memorize the process of photosynthesis. ************************************************************************This resource may be used: ➜ with grades 5-4-6.➜ with whole group, small groups or individual instruction.***************...

Don't let school year learning slip away this summer: use this chemistry worksheet to practice identifying elements.

This great foldable will help your students classify matter using physical properties. This resource will fit into an interactive science notebook and may be used with students from grades 4-6, with whole group, small groups or individual instruction.*************************************************...

This science graphic organizer includes one page for students to identify and describe the parts of the atom including protons, neutrons, and electrons. On the second page, students will identify what makes each element unique and describe aspects of elements such as atomic number, atomic mass, and ...

Need a fun idea for your next chemistry lesson? This is a great hands-on activity for building atomic models. This printable set includes the first 20 elements of the periodic table. Each card has the

Earth’s Atmosphere,Earth Science Interactive Notebook #nittygrittyscience…

A perfect activity pack to encompass thought and excitement about the timeless story of The Nutcracker. Examine the story line with story cards, writing prompts and journaling pages. Brain builder puzzles and Build A Scene activities help processing and creative thinking. Includes: Story Cards, Build A Scene, Cutouts, Maze, Crossword, Writing Prompts, Journaling Pages, Poster and...a recipe! Designed for children ages 6 and up!

If you love gnomes or the story of The Tomten & the Fox, you will love this activity pack!! Activities are designed for children ages 6-adult! Includes a Word Search, Writing Prompts, Journaling Pages, Build A Scene, Puppets, Build A Stage, and Thank You Notes!! Activities are creatively endless and your child will have fun for hours!

Allowing your students to perform rather than simply read a play brings a new dimension to a class study of a dramatic piece. When students get up and act out the parts for their audience -usually comprised of non-acting students in the class - it brings a sense of identifying with and ownership of ...

Infographic explaining production details for high school musicals.

From the beginning of the year until the end, these fun activities will get your students excited about learning. You should definitely go out and get some popsicle sticks for this.

Help your students succeed in math by giving them a math resource ring. This product includes 72 mini reference sheets you can put on a ring so your students can easily refer back to formulas, charts, sample problems and math vocabulary that will help get them started solving whatever math problem t...

Engage students with a variety of Fraction Number Puzzles that provide practice with equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, and placing fractions on a number line. These Fraction Number Puzzles are part of my Third Grade Number Puzzles. They are a perfect tool for math stations or math centers and can be used all year long. What are the Fraction Number Puzzles? There are six different Fraction Number Puzzles. Each focuses on a slightly different aspect of partitioning fractions…

Poetry Teatime Ideas for your homeschool. #charlottemason #homeeducation

On the night before we began our study of Brazil and South America, the Olympics began. Totally unplanned. It was so much fun to see the opening ceremony and watch a presentation of Brazil’s …

We are gearing up to start our first year of homeschooling in just a few weeks. Our “before school starts” to do list is slowly but surely shrinking now that I’ve finally completed my planner and figured out our curriculum (post soon to come). The last thing on our to do list is creating our […]

A tour of my homeschool classroom and tips on how I incorporate Montessori and hands-on elements into school time.

This list of India Books for Kids is a perfect starting point for an India unit study. Learn about Indian culture, beliefs, and more. Fiction and Nonfiction

So many great resources for #oceanschooling

Our 3rd grader is studying space, so we found a few extra things to make it fun!

We went over board with this study! Paired it with games, books, music, cookbooks, and so much more! Get our whole list here!

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Overwhelmed with your homeschool portfolio? This one simple tip will help. See what to leave OUT and save your sanity!

Are you struggling to teach art? You don't have to be an artist to teach your kids how to do art. I've compiled a huge list of Youtube channels that have art lessons for homeschoolers. #homeschoolart

I recently assigned a one-pager final project to my sophomores for their culminating Night project. I wanted to combine as many rigorous ELA content ideas as possible, while also designing a fun project for students that provided them with a bit of choice. To make this project rigorous, I required my students to include multiple MLA-cited quotations with a literary analysis explanation. These are skills my students have learned and practiced all year long, so it was a way for me to assess…