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Getting locked out, Archimedes, and Alexander the Great.
Sometimes I get way behind in my blog posts about the subjects we are doing! So if you follow our lesson plan at all then you know that this study was in November! The morning started with a nice short...
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Heron or Hero of Alexandria
Finding books on Heron(or Hero) of Alexandria was next to impossible. I am not sure why because he was an amazing inventor! This man made a steam powered machine 2ooo years ago! We started our study of...
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Pompeii and Volcanoes
Here are the books we used to study the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. *This post contains Amazon Associate links “Magic Tree House #13: Vacation Under the Volcano“ by Mary Pope Osborne “I Survived #10: I...
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Middle Ages, the Plague, and Microbes.
We started out our study of the Middle Ages with an overview of what was going on all over the world during the early part of the Middle Ages. There were actually different stages to the Middle Ages...
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Our Study of Birds and Audubon ~Homeschool
I am still working on how to tie lessons together for the girls and boys. The boys do 5th grade work and the girls are in 1st grade but need a very simplified version. So it has not been until recently...
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Tulsa Waterworks & A Serendipitous Educational Moment
A friend of mine was watching one of my girls for me so I had only 4 kids! I wanted to go for a walk and was looking around for a good place when we found a pretty big city waterworks and reservoir....
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Microbes & Cells
We started our study with Microbes and cells. Magic School Bus “In a pickle” introduces microbes. “Goes Cellular” is about human cells and there are a couple that teach about plants that touch on plant...
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God’s Design Plants
We have been doing God’s Design Plants for Beginners for a couple months now and I have to say it is a near perfect fit for my three youngest. They are in 3rd(twins) and Kindergarten, the curriculum...
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1st week of Christmas
I decided to set aside the girls science curriculum this month and see what I could come up with that had to do with Christmas and winter. Here is our first week. First up I read a little excerpt from...
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2nd week of Christmas!
To begin our second week of winter/Christmas activities we read about why snow is white from my boys science book and did this melting snowman experiment. This ended up taking two days since their...
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