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Though I’m personally Canadian, I know that the American Civil War is a huge history topic for most homeschoolers. Oddly enough, I didn’t see too many blank timeline printables that were intended for this important topic. So I put something...
Add a little STEM to your handwriting practice with these cursive practice pages that feature famous scientists. There are 3 pages of male and female scientists (33 people in all), and I did my best to include a mix from...
I always have trouble finding the right sort of anatomy diagrams to use. They are always too simple, too elaborate or just aren’t covering the right anatomy that we are actually learning. And I can never find all the ones...
A little late in the day, but I have a handful of coloring pages for Valentine’s Day, with hearts and declarations of love. They are quite detailed so would be better for older kids (or even adults!). Nothing particularly educational today,...
With the latest announcement of the final 4 elements being named in the periodic table, I wanted an updated graphic for our bulletin board. Seeing as the news is only days old, I couldn’t find a decent image with all...
Not really a complete unit study here, but this is a batch of mixed printables that can be used with a homeschool unit on the Middle Ages (the medieval period). We used these at our house. It’s not a full...
Even secular homeschoolers like to keep their kid’s aware of world religions, and it can be tough to find material that isn’t *too* religious or with a Christian slant to it. I have a 10-page set of notebooking page that...
Sorry for not posting more lately, been on serious brain-holiday this summer. Our school year is going to start up in about 2 weeks so I hope to be in a more educational frame of mind by then. Since my...
We just finished using these in our Ancient Egypt unit and thought to pass them along. It’s a 6-page long timeline that you print and can tape together. It runs from 3,000 BC to 100 BC, basically covering the usual...
Since we are just starting homeschooling, it’s not a popular idea just yet that we do school-work through the summer. My daughter was expecting a break and she’s not going to let that go. So I’m keeping our summer schooling...
