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Tag: Mystery of History 1
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Archimedes lesson
Hi! Future Ticia 2023 here, I was sitting down about to write down our Archimedes lesson from a few years ago. I started to create a draft and thought, “I thought I had already written about Archimedes, maybe I should double-check this,” and sure enough there it was. I had a preschool or early elementary…
Soul of the Empire Board Game, Roman history
My son, Superman, is a huge fan of Ancient Rome. This is probably an understatement, but he has quite a lot of ancient Rome stuff, and he’s why I’ve got a big huge ancient Rome history section on my blog. When I saw the same people who made Commissioned (which I apparently need to write…
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The Great Wall of China is made of play dough
Little known fact: The Great Wall of China is made of play dough.NO really. That’s what we learned in our homeschool history lesson this time. It’s a little-known fact from ancient history. Future Ticia 2019 here, the kids and I are diving into Chinese history this week, so I revisited our Great Wall of China…
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Jacob finds a wife Sunday School lesson
Jacob is a fun character…….. One that I find a bit of affinity for. I like trickster characters, and if there’s one thing that describes Jacob, he’s a trickster. When last we saw him in our Sunday School lessons he was running from his brother. Now, Jacob married Rachel and Leah, it’s going to cause…
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Aesop’s Fables, a fun a quick lesson
This Aesop’s Fables lesson is a quick and easy way to get your kids interacting with the material, and is a fun way to bring in homeschool history lesson (which is how we originally used it). The technique would be great for most subjects you learn, but today we used it for Aesop’s Fables. Oh, cool idea…