Who doesn’t love the chance to learn more Latin terminology? In this case, it’s all the wonderful words used to describe various levels of taxonomy in biology. I mean, you totally know what a coleoptera is, right? Well, part of...
I just realized that I’ve recommended Curiosity Stream all over Facebook and still haven’t actually written a review. So here I am. First of all, what am I even talking about? Curiosity Stream is an online video streaming service that...
Not really sure what else to call these, so I hope it makes sense what they are for. These pages are for anyone running their homeschool schedule on a numbered-day format rather than the usual days of the week. As...
You know how you periodically see or hear references to famous works of art, but can never remember the names or who painted them? Get to know 30 of the most famous prints and paintings in history with this artwork...
It’s Remembrance Day here in Canada, and I believe it’s also Veteran’s Day in the USA. So I have a secular poem to share that reflects the day. I thought it might work well as a sample piece for cursive...
Time to do some biology review with cell organelles, DNA terminology and other such science-y fun. Word searches are a fun way to take a break and to practice the new vocabulary you come across in any subject. Not sure...
As a frequent spender of time on social media, I get involved in lots of conversations with other secular homeschoolers. Well, at least I read a lot of conversations. I have noticed that discussions of unschooling and deschooling frequently get...
I thought it was time to do a little more content for younger homeschoolers, and who doesn’t love lots of printing practice. Ok, it’s not the most fun activity but I found that it holds kid’s attention more if the...
No, I don’t mean online bookmarks to help you find websites again. These are the old-fashioned bookmarks that people use to mark their pages in actual paper books. I’m sure some people must use books, right? 🙂 This is just...
I put together a series of notebooking pages to go along with one of our books this year, “Women in Science – 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World” by Rachel Ignotosfky. Though I used this book as my guide...
