This movie is based on the real-life story of how Charles Dickens was inspired to create the characters and pen the classic, “A Christmas Carol.” I couldn’t help but think of what an awesome unit study this would make!

This movie is based on the real-life story of how Charles Dickens was inspired to create the characters and pen the classic, “A Christmas Carol.” I couldn’t help but think of what an awesome unit study this would make!
In the 21st century, kids can virtually visit any place online. However, there’s something to be said for getting out of the house and into the real world to learn and explore. Here are 5 affordable homeschool field trip ideas for middle schoolers that can enhance your curriculum offline!
This 49-page pack includes coloring pages, matching games, recipes, bookmarks, board games and so much more.
I’ve found a few favorite things for summer. I love them so much that I’m giving one lucky reader EVERYTHING on this list!
If you’re planning a road trip with the kids, these apps will help keep the family entertained, safe and exploring the best places in the unfamiliar cities.
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STEM Based Fiction Books | Amy, a former teacher, had the opportunity to read and review two fun fiction books that incorporate STEM concepts.
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Whether or not you’ve seen the new 2017 version of Beauty and the Beast (and you really should, it’s excellent!), you and your family can enjoy these free printables.
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If you have a Kindle reader (free mobile or desk top app!) you can take advantage of these FREE educational books!
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I found two wonderful new books for kids who love hands-on science! “What on Earth? Water” and “What on Earth? Wind” are two wonderful books written by Isabel Thomas and Pau Morgan to help kids discover and understand their world.
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I was very excited to get the book ‘Art Parts’ by Kim Bogren Owen. It is a very simple overview of art and what it is. For parents like me who don’t necessarily know much about art (I’m more of a math and science kind of girl) and not sure where to begin, this book is a great introduction.
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