At our most recent small group game day our friends brought their new Christmas game, What Do You Meme? for us to play. It's a great game to play with a giant mob, and the edition we had, the family edition, is kid-friendly. What Do You Meme can be a great gameschool … [Read more...]
Hunger Games book club
Last year I decided to focus on speculative fiction for our assigned reading. One of the final books we read was Hunger Games. I planned out our books for the year over a year earlier, and as we read Hunger Games when the Quarantine was just starting and the kids were finding a … [Read more...]
Want to complete math at your own pace? Check this out
One thing I love about homeschooling is the wide variety of curriculum choices. If your child isn't thriving with one math curriculum, you can try another. This isn't a choice available for public or private schools because it wouldn't be viable. With getting ready for the … [Read more...]
Learn all about Albania!
The most amusing fact I found for Albania had to do with Mother Teresa. Did you know Mother Teresa was born in Albania? It's true, but since she was born the lines of Europe have been redrawn a few times, and her birthplace has moved into a few different countries over the many … [Read more...]
You have 5 minutes, what will you pack to take with you?
The Texas Revolution was a strange one. It was relatively short, less than a year-long, and the revolution was won more by accident than by plan. One of the more unusual "battles" of the Texas Revolution was the Runaway Scrape. We recreated the Runaway Scrape as part of our Texas … [Read more...]
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