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Spring Weather Homeschool Nature Study: Outdoor Hour Challenge

Here are some easy ideas for a spring weather homeschool nature study from rain and mud puddles to noticing tree…
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We begin today with an undersea ride on a seahorse! This is a fun pastel and you will need to…
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Yet again I am impressed with and thankful for Answers in Genesis and the resources they continue to provide. I…
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Former, wonderful, overflowing and overused bookcase in our most central location. My husband and I have been blessed with hand-me-down…
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Making a salt dough map of Italy as part of our Tapestry of Grace geography studies. This was another one…
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Unit studies serve the age range in our homeschool well. Especially when two or more subjects overlap and the learning…
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Four Science Projects to compliment our studies. As we started into working on each of these projects I suggested to…
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1. Baby niece | 2. F is for Fritos (an f snack while practicing f in handwriting) | 3. Me…
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I’m keeping up the habit of sharing a helpful habit on Fridays. Plus, this post is also our Homeschool Weekly…
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I developed the taste for squash quite a while ago. Squash casseroles being a summer mainstay here in the south….
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Back when we were studying the solar system with Answers in Genesis: Our Universe, I read the Answers Magazine issue…
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Slide pile up photo taken on Monday for our family homeschool yearbook page. This week, following our play house spring…
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Today we started Spring Break early because Hodgepodgedad took the day off! So this weekly wrap is posted a bit…
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