by Jennifer Bryant | Apr 10, 2018 | Homeschool
The Who Was book series have captivated my elementary aged students for years. These narrative picture books are smart, fun, and entertaining to learn about history and prominent places in the world. This Classical Conversations Cycle 1 Who Was Book List is meant as a...
by Jennifer Bryant | Apr 8, 2018 | Homeschool
I love Usborne Books! They are some of the best educational tools I’ve seen. Their encyclopedias, lift the flap books, and history books are wonderful. I wish these were around when I was teaching elementary and middle school. Beautifully published and easy to...
by Jennifer Bryant | Feb 19, 2018 | Homeschool
When the U.S. Entered the War Pearl Harbor was a place before it was an event in history. Before Hawaii was even a state, the U.S. Naval Fleet occupied the shallow waters of Pearl Harbor on the tiny island of Oahu in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. This island is...
by Jennifer Bryant | Jan 31, 2018 | Homeschool
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...
by Jennifer Bryant | Jan 12, 2018 | Homeschool
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, &...
by Jennifer Bryant | Dec 4, 2017 | Christmas, Homeschool, Podcast
History of Santa What about that big jolly guy in the red suit? Modern tradition has built him up to be larger than life with a magical sleigh & reindeer. But the real Saint Nicolas was a man who loved God and had a heart for his people. Learn about the history of...
