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You can enjoy a best-of collection of ideas and inspiration to make your everyday homeschool a little more fun. From full unit studies digging into big topics like the Sacco and Vanzetti trial and the 47 Ronin, to science and art projects that may require a little advance preparation, to silly holidays you’ll want to celebrate together (don’t miss Lost Sock Memorial Day!).
The Science of Climate Change: A Hands-On Course is an incredible resource for students and their teachers to learn about what causes climate change and what we can do in our everyday lives to solve this problem. ~ National Science Teachers Association
Really, I wish more parents would use this course! ~ Andrew Hessel of the Human Genome Project
Join us on this exciting journey through literature, writing, poetry, critical thinking, grammar, and spelling, where each module is designed to bring homeschooling families together and foster holistic development.
What is Magic? An Unofficial Exploration of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone uses Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone as its primary spine. It has writing, vocabulary, math, logic, science, making, art, cooking, history, and so much more.
People, who want to know more about why they should adopt PBL are going to have all their questions answered right away so they can settle into implementing all the useful, detailed strategies and resources shared. ~ Jade Rivera, Educator, Micro-School Builder, Gifted and 2E Specialist
You don’t need a curriculum to teach literature — you just need curiosity and a willingness to jump in and ask questions. This un-curriculum is designed to help you do just that. You can use it to turn any book into a full literature unit.
“All Japanese stories are ghost stories.”
That’s the Big Idea behind this literature unit and the theme we’ll keep coming back to as we explore some of (in my opinion!) the most interesting works of Japanese literature.
Over the course of 24 deep-dive lessons, students will look at the history of the United States through the experiences of non-cis-straight-white men, from anti-Mexican sentiment in the California Gold Rush to the woman behind the administration of Prohibition to the Stonewall uprising.
Over the course of four in-depth units, we’ll explore groundbreaking U.S. literature, starting with Emily Dickinson’s radical poetry. Next, we’ll explore the intersection of race, gender, and identity that makes American Gothic literature so eerie. Then you’ll work on an independent novel study.