Is Spring Cleaning on the lesson plan this week? Here’s a collection of hilarious homeschooling memes to get you motivated!
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Do you have a case of Spring Fever? Here’s some funnies while we wait for Spring to arrive.
Happy Monday and Happy Homeschooling!
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s a wonderful list of free resources for learning about Ireland and St. Patrick!
Homeschool Humor – Food Edition
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The second full week of March is “Brain Awareness Week”! And, I have some great free resources to share for Brain Lessons! is via Brain Awareness Week
Celebrate Your Name Week
Celebrate Your Name Week! Resources, Ideas, and Activities
The first full week in March is Celebrate Your Name Week!
- Sunday – Namesake Day
- Monday – Fun Facts About Names Day
- Tuesday – Unique Names Day
- Wednesday – Discover What Your Name Means Day
- Thursday – Nametag Day
- Friday – Middle Name Pride Day
- Saturday – Decendants Day
Below are some wonderful free resources for learning about names and some activity ideas for added fun.
Celebrating Names Activity Guide and Resources
Name Origins, Crest, and History (also related ‘for sale’ products)
How to Say, “My name is” in 475 Languages
What’s In a Name Game from Funschooling and Recreational Learning
Sticky Note Guessing Name Game
“The Name Game” from the 1965 Hit Song by Shirley Ellis at Youtube
“The Name Game” Lyrics and Music for Karaoke at Youtube
12 Names of Jesus Printable Cards from The…
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Newspapers In Education Week
Are you ready for “Newspapers in Education Week”? Here’s a collection of wonderful free resources to help with your journalism lessons!
EXTRA! EXTRA! Read and Write All About It!
“Newspapers in Education Week” begins on the first Monday in March. This has been a homeschooling project week for our family for several years. We read newspapers, make recycled newspaper crafts, and write articles. In the past couple of years we have published a school family newspaper. Below are some fantastic resources we’ve used in the past along with some new ones we’re going to be using this year.
Newspapers in Education Cross curricular pre-k through high school resources and ideas.
Newspaper Printing Press Virtual Tour
America’s Historic Newspaper Pages from 1789-1963
“School Journalism” is a wonderful site for video instruction, lesson plans, and reporter training for both teachers and students! (Hover the mouse over the “Journalism Lesson Plans” option on the top left to access the learning resources. These are geared toward higher grades.)
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