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...
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...
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...
Today I wanted to share our newest educational game and let you know what I think. It’s called Brainbox, and there are a number of different variations (geography, science, history, etc). We got the world history version as that fit...
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...
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...
For any mythology study or units on Vikings, this Norse lapbook is a fun project to look at Deities, myths and even a little runes thrown in. There are 8 pages in total, with 8 Gods and Goddesses, a piece...
I figured it was only fair to respect my own country after doing a set of American president notebooking sheets, so here is a similar set of pages on our Canadian Prime Ministers. Each sheet has space for quick facts...
To go along with my earlier lapbook on evolution, I’ve put together a collection of possible books that approach the topic from a scientific and secular perspective. Teach your kids about where we all came from with fun picture books...
Evolution and natural selection can be a tricky topic for secular homeschoolers because so many religious sources have material on this that doesn’t really suit our needs (like proving it’s not real). Anyway, I thought it was time for a...
