Resources for Cycle 1 Science topics including art and history integration. Classical Conversations homeschool curriculum compatible.
All of the atoms that are building blocks of living things are a part of biogeochemical cycles. The most common of these are the carbon and nitrogen cycles.
Boost your Human Body Science Curriculum, including a Unit Study or Classical Conversations Cycle 3, with this comprehensive list
TS3: CAS Animation EditsThis is a 2024 revamp of my old CAS Animation Edits mod that I released a couple years ago. The mod aims to resolve a couple annoyances with the behavior of Sims in CAS; I’ve...
Do you like Simlish? Do you not care for Simlish but like providing Simlish cc options? Do you like to hoard fonts? Does your hard dri…
I'm such a nerd. Both of Leigh Bortins' books (The Core and The Question) and a set of CC Timeline cards made up the majority of my Christmas loot. Remember this timeline project? I had good intentions and was able to keep it up for the majority of last school year and the beginning of this one. However, the kids didn't really get it or use it and the bottom cards are being destroyed from hanging within hands' reach of the kids. I was tempted to give up the timeline thing all together, but had a brainstorm for one more go of it. Enter our timeline binders. I put each set of timeline cards in a binder. Each card is in a sheet protector. Next, I printed out the copywork sheets* I made for our history sentences and folded them in half for perfect little timeline inserts. I stuck these in the binders behind the appropriate timeline card. Once I integrate all 3 cycles of history, the kids will have convenient, compact timeline books they can peruse that integrate the timeline and history sentences. I'm hoping it helps my visual (and other) learners to better understand (and appreciate) how all that history fits together. What do you think? Stay tuned to see if it's as brilliant as I hope ;) *Copywork sheets can be found on CC Connected under user Melissa_C.
Discover these amazing coloring pages from Plum Jolly!
A medieval to modern history book list for any homeschool, aligns to Classical Conversations Cycle 2. A printable list by genre / week.
Two fun Simlish fonts for your own Simlish creations
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I've been dreading this moment since I first glanced at the lineup of Great Composers for Cycle 1. Handel's Water Music was no problem, the soothing woodwinds are essentially easy listening, smooth jazz for the 1700's. Next week I have the privilege of introducing Mozart, the crazy haired, youthful genius of the Classical Period. Who,…
Teachers, use these picture books to teach your kids all about grammar, figurative language, and punctuation. Parents, you can do the same thing! Books are a fantastic way to introduce kids to the fun of our language's rules. (Yes, I did it. I said fun. I know. Writers are weird.)
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Hosted by Percival Peckinshaw IV, this educational film shows the development of the Baroque Orchestra. It's a school project for my Music History class. I g...
orchestra printable to color | Orchestra_layout_example.jpg I would use this printable for students to color when in a listening activity. We would discuss the various instruments and their placement in the orchestra.
As a part of Classical Conversations, we study great composers and orchestral music for 6 weeks. As a classical music junkie, this is one of my favorite parts of the program. I think an appreciation of great scores and understanding the intricacies of classical music is sadly lacking in our society. There is such a…
We've finished our first year I want to do a Classical Conversations Foundations review to share our thoughts and what all we did for kindergarten.
