by Pandia Press | Aug 30, 2019 | Author: Lindsey Sodano, Guest Post, History, History Quest, Resources
Lindsey Sodano, content editor of History Quest: Early Times and co-author of the companion History Quest: Early Times Study Guide, offers five tips for making the most of your read-aloud experience with History Quest. One of my favorite times of year to go shopping...
by Pandia Press | Aug 4, 2019 | Author: Denise Wilson, Guest Post, REAL Science Odyssey, Resources
When you include environment education in your elementary homeschool program, you have some wonderful opportunities to connect real-world experiences with scientific understanding. In the elementary years, children welcome experiences that allow them to explore nature...
by Pandia Press | Mar 14, 2019 | Author: Dahlia Schwartz, Guest Post, Pi Day, REAL Science Odyssey, Resources
[Originally published March 14, 2018]You probably first encountered pi as I did: in elementary or middle school math, where it played a mysterious role in equations for the area and circumference of a circle. I had never encountered a number like pi, and the presence...
by Pandia Press | Feb 17, 2019 | Author: Lisa Greenhut, Guest Post, History, How-to Homeschool, Resources
History learned through LEGO® you say? YES! LEGO is a great way to explore history. From archaeology and cultures to geography and map skills, you can incorporate LEGO to grab your child’s attention and help them learn about the past. (If you’re also...
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, How-to Homeschool, Resources
This Homeschool How-to is the first of three articles about using museums in your homeschool. Part 2 will be about how to effectively use museum exhibits, while Part 3 will discuss how to use museum resources and “virtual visits.” The word “homeschool” is misleading....
