Bird Study – Part 2
Check out Part 1 of the Bird Study to get started with Thornton Burgess’ Bird Book for Children. And now, for Part 2: chapters 24-45.
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Bird Study – Part 1
One of my favorite finds was Thornton Burgess’, The Bird Book For Children. At first glance, it appeared extremely overwhelming. I decided to try it. I figured I would share a large amount of information and hope that they would grasp what they could. And they have!
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Aim High, Settle for Less
My tip for the month for you as you begin to think about a new year of curriculum: Aim high, Settle for Less!
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3 Reasons Planning with a Homeschool Paper Planner Sticks
Life is very different now than it was for me when I started homeschooling. What has not changed with the digital age of smart phones and tablets are the benefits of using a homeschool paper planner. Unlike apps, there are 3 reasons lesson planning with a homeschool paper planner sticks.
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4 Fantastic Lessons for Homeschoolers To Do Outdoors
All kids love to take their learning outside, and teachers and homeschool parents know just how valuable learning outdoors can be. Here are some of my favorite lessons for homeschoolers to do outdoors.
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When Plans Go Awry
As you reflect upon last week, you are perplexed. Maybe your child cried through his daily math lessons, or perhaps dysgraphia crushes his spirit as he faces the seemingly endless writing in your current history program. Monday morning looms and you are filled with dread.
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Top Tips for Creating Your Own Lesson Plans
When we first started homeschooling, I honestly didn’t think I had what it took to create our own...
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Organizing with Teacher Binders
I love to hear how people organize, so I thought I’d share some pictures of my Teacher Binder. I use this daily, and the cheap binders always wear out. Last year’s was falling apart before Christmas!
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