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Autumn season is fast approaching and here we are again experiencing some changes in the weather pattern. Weather is always changing and this alone fascinates young learners!  If you are looking for fun and engaging WEATHER THEMED activities for your class or kids at home, then our mini-unit is definitely for you!  Read along and check our preview for some cute and adorable activities that your

Disclosure:  I received this complimentary product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW. We have been huge fans of The Fallacy Detective for years so when we were given the opportunity to review Archer and Zowie by Hans Bluedorn we jumped on it!Our new paperback is 233 pages and has 18 chapters. This book is great for children to read independently or as a read aloud for younger children.  It is geared for middle schoolers.  E was the first one in our family to read through this book by herself and she found it to be easy to read and really exciting (she...

Whether you are diving into a history lessons for kids about the first world war in your classroom, a world war one unit in your homeschool, or area parent learning about world war 1 for kids – this WW1 for kids readers is filled with interesting facts about WW1 for kids for children to read, color, […] The post World War 1 for Kids Reader to Color and Learn appeared first on 123 Homeschool 4 Me.

Vendor: Apologia Type: Price: 5.00 This is for the Replacement Test Pack ONLY Replacement Test Packet for Exploring Creation with Physical Science One test packet comes in each Solutions and Tests Guide. This would be used for an additional student. The Last Course Before High School Biology Exploring Creation with Physical Science is designed to be the last science course the student takes before high school biology. Thus, we generally recommend it as an 8th grade course. However, your student can also use it for their 9th grade course work. The text discusses such topics as the atmosphere, the hydrosphere,...

Some of my very favorite times as a dad are when I sit with my teens, enjoying some coffee and real-life conversation. We talk about school, work, relationships, faith, the Bible, the world, philosophy, politics, and anything else they have on their mind. There is nothing more rewarding than to see their spiritual and intellectual hunger grow, be satisfied, and continue to grow. Of course, this journey started long before they were teens. We teach our little ones basic truths about God and the Bible. We teach them about creation, the fall, salvation in Christ, and the coming judgement. We...