Jan 12, 2021 | Online Homeschool, Susan Spraker
Exploring the Fibonacci Sequence: A Mathematical Journey in God’s Creation Lately, I have been entranced with spiders. The bigger the better. The furrier the cooler. The more active the more enticing. I start each morning with a hot cup of coffee in hand, go to...
Jul 20, 2020 | Becky Frank, Online Homeschool
Historical Inaccuracies in Hamilton: Debunking Common Misconceptions In 2015, a new musical appeared on the scene. It was almost an instant hit. The musical was modern, the characters were colorful, and the subject was a fresh look at one of the founding fathers –...
Jul 20, 2020 | Becky Frank, Online Homeschool
Exploring Non-Teaching Careers with a History Degree The study of history is fascinating and useful. Beyond winning Jeopardy or dominating a family game of Trivial Pursuit, students of history gain important life skills that are useful beyond the discipline of...
May 2, 2020 | Becky Frank, Online Homeschool
As homeschoolers, we get used to people commenting on our decision on how to educate our children. Random people in the grocery store, friends, neighbors, and in-laws all feel perfectly free to comment and even outright question the decision made as a family. But...
Apr 14, 2020 | Melisa Kaiser, Online Homeschool
Do your kids have a little extra time on their hands right now? Here are some fun ideas for art projects to put those little hands to work! I have included ideas that will work with all ages, from toddlers to teens. These are all projects that I have done at home with...
Feb 19, 2020 | Martha Phillips, Online Homeschool
Several years ago in my Spanish 2 course, I gave a writing assignment. The students were to submit a simple recipe using the command forms and the food vocabulary we had been practicing in class. The students turned in how-tos on preparing sándwiches de queso fundido...
