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Cathy Diez-Luckie of Figures in History continues her journey through figures from the Civil War with an all-new study of a Union soldier. We’ll make a standing cut-out, try our hand at a word search, and enjoy a coloring page. Don’t forget, you can quickly and easily access back issues of The Old Schoolhouse® Magazine
To get us all ready for the start of baseball season, this month Niki Coburn McNeil has a Lapbook for us all about “Casey at the Bat.” She’ll explore the use of rhyme scheme, rhythm, and meter, as well as figurative language. You’ll make observations about the game and the title character, practice using strong
Every child can become an inventor! In fact, a child invented the trampoline, the popsicle and the trampoline. The first step in helping your child invent is to guide them to notice problems in their world and the wider world around them. When a marker rolls away, notice the issue and begin a discussion about
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Do you know the record-keeping laws in your state? *Is you state homeschool-friendly? *Need some new ideas for planners and keeping records? *Keeping school records doesn’t have to be time consuming, difficult, or exhausting. Have you read the latest digital
This week in Pre-Algebra we’ll put all the definitions we learned about last week to good use as we add, subtract, multiply, and divide algebraic expressions. Charlene Johnson will help you learn the basics, understand what they do, apply them to real life, and review what you’ve learned. Our Everyday Copywork this week is extra