Years ago when I launched my newsletter I called Inservice in my INbox, going back to when I was teaching public school and we'd have an in-service day to learn more about teaching. Eventually, I phased that out because I kept forgetting what number I was on. Now Teach by Dennis … [Read more...]
Great history books for kids
So, I was emailing with Natalie from Planet Smarty Pants about finding good children’s history books. And I agree they are hard to find, but if you look you can find some good ones to use in your homeschool history lessons. Of course, it gets easier as the kids get … [Read more...]
How to learn the Greek gods and goddesses
We are reaching one of my favorite parts of Ancient history, Greek and Greek mythology. I was blessed enough to go to Europe in high school, and while there I found the most awesome book about Greek mythology and read it over and over again. I may or may not have used it in my … [Read more...]
Travel to Switzerland with this Switzerland unit study
My awareness of Switzerland as a child pretty much consisted of Cuckoo clocks, the Shirley Temple version of Heidi, and chocolate. Fast forward to high school and I started hearing jokes in relation to being neutral and Switzerland being brought up. My knowledge of Switzerland … [Read more...]
Teaching Your Kids how a baby grows with Wonderfully Made
Do you ever find a book and wish it had been published a few years ago? I feel that way when I found Wonderfully Made* by Danika Cooley. It’s a book to teach your kids about pregnancy, and for them to see how the baby grows inside a mother’s womb. {This post contains … [Read more...]
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