Play Ball!: The History of An American Pastime American baseball is always a hit! Few things create a more quintessentially American picture than the
National Library Week is coming up in a few short weeks. You may see lots of signs for library book sales and commemorative events
After celebrating Jesus’ resurrection this past Sunday, spend some time to take to heart His final words on earth: “Go therefore and make disciples
Connecting with a poem on a deep personal level can be a great joy. Poetry brings a beauty to language that is unique unto
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March is National Craft Month, and it is the perfect time to incorporate more crafting projects into your hands-on homeschool. Aside from being a
Color Science by Megan Mora Fuentes If you have a child who is interested in the fields of art or design, a solid understanding
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Field trips are becoming greatly anticipated this time of the year. As winter starts to wrap up and we get the first few tantalizing
Celebrate Black History month by incorporating these ideas into your homeschool lessons on African-American influence. Check out these resources you can apply across your
There is an abundance of benefits you can gain from everyday reading aloud, including mental stimulation, knowledge, vocabulary expansion, memory improvement, stronger analytical thinking
Frigid temperatures and slushy roads will eventually make anyone start longing for spring, but don’t wish that snow and ice away just yet! It’s
