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Cycle 3 History | Immigrants to America

Cycle 3 History | Immigrants to America

Solberg Family: Immigrants to America When we studied the American Revolution, I wondered if any of our ancestors could be traced back to that time period. When I found out that the Daughters of the American Revolution was a thing, I thought I might try to join that...

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Episode 029 | Embracing a Simpler Life

Episode 029 | Embracing a Simpler Life

Embracing simplicity has more to do with perspective than just stuff. Join me and author Katie Bennet to explore some ways we can gain a healthier home life by just switching our perspective. [iframe style="border:none"...

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Cycle 3 Science | Periodic Table Resources

Cycle 3 Science | Periodic Table Resources

Week 13: What is the atomic number? The atomic number is the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom, which is also the number of electrons in a neutral atom.  Here is our version of a simple atomic model game for kids to practice placing protons, neutrons, &...

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The Book is Always Better

The Book is Always Better

The Book is Always Better One of my favorite things to do is read to my kids. But you must know that I wasn’t always so enthused at the idea of cracking open a book after an exhausting day. In fact, I would try to slip in a short nursery rhyme, or some other brief...

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Episode 020 | Connecting With Your Teenager

Episode 020 | Connecting With Your Teenager

Do you remember what it was like to be a teenager? Wasn't easy, was it? Teens today have so much up against them with more sophisticated distractions than we did. Parenting a teen is a special season to navigate, so I've invited Dr. Dawn Montgomery to help us...

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Episode 019 | Getting to Grateful

Episode 019 | Getting to Grateful

What does it take for kids to grasp the concept of gratefulness? There may even be areas of entitlement in our own lives that need to be dealt with. I've unpacked three basic concepts to guide our kids into having a more grateful attitude and how our response to grace...

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History Building Kits | Industrial Revolution

History Building Kits | Industrial Revolution

One of our favorite things to do after a history lesson is to build something that represents the time period. We began Cycle 3 with the Sacagawea Tipi project, then the Covered Wagon, and we just finished Abraham Lincoln's Log Cabin. My son loves hands-on learning,...

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