Hi readers! While I have not done that many, I love interviewing authors (and reading author interviews). So, I’m really excited for today’s post because not only do I get to ask one of…
Teaching World War One for the first time can seem a bit daunting, especially if you aren't provided with resources or materials. If you are new to teaching the Great War and want to be sure you're providing a well-rounded perspective with meaningful activities, I’ve got you covered! This World War One unit is comprehensive, easy to implement, and includes primary source activities to get your students out of their seats and thinking critically.
Create a strategy for prayer easily by simpling understanding 5 simple concepts. Plus, grab this list for figuring out exactly what YOU need to pray about.
I already knew that having children's books on hand is helpful when learning about heavy topics like war, but I was reminded of it again as we studied World War II in our homeschool recently. That's why I'm happy to share some of our favorite World War II books for kids with you today.
The nameless Marine stares blankly into the distance, his vacant eyes peeled inhumanly wide. According to the artist, he’s a combat veteran of both the enemy and tropical disease.
World War II Unit | Free World War II Unit Study Ideas and Fun Lapbook | Hands-on ideas for a homeschool unit study for multiple ages
War room prayer journal templates are perfect to create a war binder. Find war room worksheet, prayer journal templates.
This is a powerful WWII Europe tour of Holocaust-related sites. It's dark at times. It's hard to absorb. But it's necessary. Never Forget.
Thematic teaching makes units meaningful to students. In this post, teaching ideas and resources for the revolutionary war are shared.
When a young Indian woman arranges her own marriage, she ends up having her marriage unarranged- herself. How & why make up this fun story.
The American Revolution is one of our favorite times in history. We love to use living books, and study a person for a period of time, like Charlotte Mason recommended, so we can really get to know the era in which they lived. George Washington - Truly one of my family's favorite people to study during this time period of America's earliest founding. As a young man, George was brave and showed many abilities to strategize and make clear decisions that proved necessary. Prior to becoming our first President, George grew his skills in the the French and Indian War,
Get a look at World War 2 rationing with these rationing meal plans. They come straight from a Food Fight for Freedom by Home Economics Institute's booklet issued during the war to help homemakers.
Tall tales, little fibs, or flat out lies: how do you work with students who stretch the truth? While some adults might be inclined to tackle lying head on with confrontation, confident counselors know these situations may require more delicate footing. Let's take a look at a few things to consider when faced with lying
A list of books recommended by former First Lady Michelle Obama, including work by Toni Morrison and classic children's stories.
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Cindy West shares her Slavery and Civil War Unit Study appropriate for elementary or middle school homeschoolers with living lit and project-based learning.
In this Sun Tzu The Art of War for Managers summary, you'll get an overview of Sun Tzu's Art of War tailored to help business leaders.
Even if you didn't inherit a photo of your Civil War ancestor, there are several sources you can use to find his physical description.
Children's books about the Holocaust and World War II help kids understand the past through historical fiction and nonfiction stories because they immerse readers in the experiences of people who lived through it, whether fiction books or nonfiction books.
Spared bombing during World War II, the cobblestoned medieval city of Bayeux France is home to the Norman Bayeux Cathedral, the Bayeux Tapestries at the Bayeux Tapestry Museum, a British war cemetery from World War II and the Bayeux museum of the battle of Normandy.
