As we studied Mexico, we learned about their two most famous artists and turned it into history lessons, well art history, but I don't have an art history landing page... Hmmm.... I need to create that since I've actually got a fair number of them. Focus Ticia, we're talking … [Read more...]
Zookeeper’s Wife book club
A few years ago Jeff was looking for a movie we could watch for Mother's Day. He picked Zookeeper's Wife, and we got about halfway through it before The Artist got overwhelmed with the darkness of the story and wasn't emotionally ready to see the light and hope buried under all … [Read more...]
Oregon Trail dice game
I like when projects can hit several different subject areas. In this instance we're going to hit History and writing with this Oregon Trail dice game, and bonus it's a game! Kids always love to learn more when it's a game! So this is going to hit a history lesson, some … [Read more...]
STEM challenge: Design an aqueduct
Romans are fascinating people. Whenever people say, "We are so much smarter than those stupid ancient people," I point to the Romans. Have you seen what the Romans achieved? Look at the aqueducts. They are amazing! Roman aqueducts brought water from miles away to Roman cities. … [Read more...]
Design an irrigation system
Have you ever thought about what early technology looked like? When we think of technology we tend to think of something involving a screen, or maybe a rocket. But 5000 years ago technology was a shovel, or in the case of this history lesson, an irrigation system. It takes work … [Read more...]
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