by Pandia Press | Mar 8, 2019 | History, History Odyssey, How-to Homeschool
“How do I effectively home school history with two (or more) kids when they’re at different learning levels?” is a common question we hear from customers. What’s the best way to approach this? Mari asks the question and Kate has the answer. Hi...
by Pandia Press | Nov 26, 2018 | Author: Lisa Greenhut, Guest Post, History Odyssey, Resources
In part 1 and part 2 of our Homeschool How-to museum series, we discussed tips for using museum visits to enhance your child’s homeschool experience, as well as some fun ways to keep your child engaged while at the museum. But what if the museum you’d really like to...
by Pandia Press | Nov 26, 2018 | Author: Lisa Greenhut, Guest Post, History Odyssey, How-to Homeschool
In part 1 of this Homeschool How-to series, we discussed different ways to incorporate museums into your curriculum, types of museums, and general tips for making the most of museum visits. In this post, we’ll get into ways to maximize learning once you’re actually in...
by Pandia Press | Oct 11, 2018 | Author: Maggie Martin, Guest Post, History Odyssey, Resources
When you think about makerspaces, do you consider their usefulness for learning history and language arts? Like most people, you probably associate makerspaces with STEM education. Make no mistake, makerspaces are an excellent way to extend learning in STEM subjects....
by Pandia Press | Oct 3, 2018 | Author: Denise Wilson, Guest Post, History Odyssey, Resources
Would you like to use the study of ancient history as a lens for looking toward the future? High-school students preparing to launch themselves into their futures sometimes wonder why they should devote time and energy to a detailed study of ancient history. Even...
by Pandia Press | Aug 5, 2018 | Author: Lisa Greenhut, Guest Post, History Odyssey, REAL Science Odyssey
“Do I even have a homeschool style?” is something you may be wondering, especially if you are new to homeschooling. The answer is yes! Whether you are recreating a traditional school environment or striking out in a different direction, you are making...
