Teaching Poetry to our children: the idea sounds picturesque, high society, serene and intimidating. The reality I have found is that it’s simple, fun and easy. Last year, we started including it because it was part of our curriculum from
“No, a tortilla with only cheddar cheese and sour cream is not a good choice! Let’s add some taco meat to it.” “A fruit smoothie and an apple are not a good choice, let’s add a bagel” Everyday I find
Who would have guessed that 2020 would be one for the history books when it started. It’s been strange, unexpected, and even good at some moments. As we reflect back on all that was and wasn’t this year, I’m sharing
We are on week 10 of our school year and we just wrapped up our US Geography studies for the year. We started our Geography early during our summer term, with the benefit that we will wrap up early this
For our first term, we learned about Native Americans and started The First Americans, volume 1 of A History of US by Joy Hakim. I had looked at this series before for our studies this year, but I get overwhelmed