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***Please note, the word "Olympics" is trademarked. For this reason this product uses the words "summer games" instead. ****The Summer Games are almost here! Engage your students in this fully integrated unit to add to the excitement of Paris 2024! This unit includes all sorts of activities in a ...
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I am so excited about this unit . I love watching the Olympics and I'm going to love teaching my kiddos about it. Come back to see more of ...
Creating your own Summer Unit Study is easy, once you know the recipe. In just seven easy steps, you can create a special unit study around any topic for any age.
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Summer is here! It's a time to relax, binge watch a favorite show and sleep in. My kids' favorite time of year is summer, and we love not having any kind of schedule. However, I do like to include a little learning each week to keep their minds strong and healthy. Half the time, they
Having your kiddos practice tracing or drawing constellations is another great activity to include in your summer star unit! We found this introductory worksheet {pictured left} at KidsSoup to get...
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My kids are so excited for the Olympics this summer!I have such great memories of watching the Olympics with my family during the summer. It was so exciting to follow the young Olympians as they progress through the events. The opening and closing ceremony was always a family affair. We would always make fun snacks...
Simple Summer Fun Activities #3 >>> 𝘊𝘌𝘓𝘌𝘉𝘙𝘈𝘛𝘌 𝘍𝘜𝘕 𝘋𝘈𝘠𝘚 (& 𝘞𝘌𝘌𝘒𝘚)! Need a quick & easy way to have some fun with your kids? Check what fun day (or week) is coming up! This year, Shark Week starts on July 11. And my boys & I are getting ready for some fin-tastic fun 🦈 We’ll be using our *new* Shark Unit Study for super cool activities & games all about sharks. Visit my insta account to get access to the link! Summer projects with kids, kids games and activities, fun games for kids, kids learning, homeschool science, homeschool fun
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This Beach Rhythm Matching activity is great rhythm practice for first, second, and third graders in elementary music! Great for June, the end of the school...
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This free fish unit of study contains an assortment of activities and interactive notebook pages for use in your classroom.
In this Lighthouses Unit Study for PreK to High School: Learn about the Snell's Law & Light Refraction Tie a Maritime Knot & Read Longfellow Find Out How SONAR & the Fresnel Lens work And Much More in this Family-Style Homeschooling Unit Study!
Summer days by the sea are my favorite and this fun ocean unit study is a great resource for your summertime homeschooling!
Happy First Day of Spring! These spring flowers were super fun to make and it's a great way to welcome in my favorite season of the year. Spring Flowers Supply List: 2 toilet paper rolls, scissors, construction paper, crayons or markers, glue Cut your toilet paper rolls in half so that you have 4 smaller tubes. Cut slits half way down each tube. I did various sized cuts so that the flowers had different sized petals. I cut 3 of the tubes and let Cole cut the last one by himself. It was difficult for him to cut through the cardboard tube but he enjoyed the challenge. Fold back the slits that you made. Using crayons, markers or paints decorate the petals of your flowers. We used Roll It Paints. I like these paints a lot because they are easy for little hands to use. While your flowers dry draw a spring picture on a sheet of construction paper. Cole really wanted to draw some bugs and grass, so that's what we did. We also used straws for the stems of our flowers. Glue your flowers onto your paper and enjoy your creation. Book Suggestion: It's Spring! is a great book to introduce young children to the sights and sounds that come with the season of spring. After sharing this story with my son we went for a scavenger hunt in the backyard to look for our own signs of spring.
