Coding Classes. I live in the Tech Capital of Texas and you see signs everywhere of places offering after school coding classes, or classes for your homeschool, or coding classes to hook your kids on coding. I've looked into a few of them, and most of them left me saying, "Meh. … [Read more...]
Challenge your kids to make a shaduf
I'm about to do something controversial. Are you ready? When teaching ancient history for our history lessons a few years ago, I put the invention of the shaduf with Ancient Mesopotamia rather than Ancient Egypt. But Ticia, isn't the cradle of civilization in ancient Egypt, not … [Read more...]
How much support do you need to teach high school chemistry?
I loved chemistry in high school. I may be weird, but I liked balancing equations and figuring out just how to mix things just right. However, as I got closer to high school I started worrying about teaching high school chemistry. I like the subject, but I don't KNOW the subject, … [Read more...]
Dinosaur booklist for your dino-crazy kid
At some point, every teacher and every homeschooler will head to the library looking for dinosaur books. Maybe it's because their kids have suddenly gone dinosaur crazy or maybe it's because they're covering a dinosaur unit. Either way, they need a dinosaur booklist, and they … [Read more...]
Looking for a new science curriculum? Try this one.
There are a lot of you out there now who have been quarantine schooling for a few months. You've discovered you actually like homeschooling, and maybe when schools open back up, you want to give this homeschooling thing an actual go, and now you need to find homeschool … [Read more...]
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