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Hands-On Christmas Fun: Free Chatterbox Printable for Homeschoolers
There’s something magical about pulling out simple, hands-on activities during the holidays — the kind of things that make your kids light up, help everyone slow down, and sneak in a little learning without anyone even noticing. And this Which Christmas Symbol or Character Are You? chatterbox fits that vibe perfectly. If your home looks…
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Hands-On Learning and Play for All Ages with Spielgaben
“Mama! Look! It’s a stop light. Do you see the red and the yellow and the green? Stop, slow down, go… I made them” We’re no strangers to open-ended and play-based learning around here, but I have to admit that, despite the materials I already have, I have been eyeing the Spielgaben set of wooden…
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Hands-On Art History–Discovery through Creativity
I have tried to be more intentional about adding art into our homeschool through crafts and new {to us} mediums because Molly loves any kind of hands-on creativity. Unfortunately, it’s sometimes been an uphill battle as Trevor is more into discovery-based learning through hands-on experiments. He claims he doesn’t like art. Meeting both these needs,…
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Hands-On History Through Creative Play
I’ve mentioned before that we tend to take a topic and run with it. My kids are highly intelligent and extremely creative. They enjoy diving deep into subjects we study. Mystery of History provides a great spine for our history lessons, though we may never finish Volume One at the rate we’re going. One…
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