To Grade or Not to Grade: Part 2
To Grade or Not to Grade: Point of View, Part 2 Last week we looked at numerous things to consider...
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Tag: elementary
Counting to Calculus
In this video, Rainbow consultant Deanne Crawford will take you through a brief history of math...
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Kid’s Guide to Exploring Nature
The art of nature study is immensely pleasurable and educational for our children. However, as parents we often experience frustration at how to provide a worthwhile study. If this describes you, this book may quickly become your most valuable tool in the pursuit of nature studies.
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Favorite Books and Resources for Ancient History
As a history-loving mom, I enjoy exploring the people, places, and events of history along with my kids in our homeschooling units. Ancient history has been especially fun this year!
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Games for Practicing Math Facts
Many family games and board games involve a math or reading component and can combine family togetherness with working on math facts in a fun way. Games for younger kids can strengthen counting skills, and games for older kids can strengthen calculation skills.
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Beast Academy
Proving that any monster can do math, these comically monstrous beasts take you along with them as they face math challenges both inside and outside the Academy.
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Miquon Math Labs Materials
Miquon Math is a curriculum for Grades 1-3, developed in the 1960s by Lore Rasmussen at the Miquon School in Pennsylvania. Its hands-on lab approach helps children actively explore math concepts, learning by doing.
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