Hands On History Artists Activity Pak from Home School in the Woods is a hands on artist unit study and lapbook.
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NaturExplorers from Our Journey Westward
NaturExplorers from Our Journey Westward are unit studies that will give you encouragement and ideas for getting outside with your children. With 19 to choose from there is sure to be something your kids will love learning about! A review from The Curriculum Choice.
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Luther and the Reformation Resource List for Homeschool Families
Favorite resources about Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation. An Ultimate List of Luther and the Reformation Resources for homeschool families.
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Designing Your Own Unit Study
Designing Your Own Unit Study creates a tailor made learning experience and a rich, meaningful way of learning for your homeschool. And it’s not as hard as you might think! Come along and learn how you can get to creating your own homeschool unit studies.
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Using the Unit Study Approach
The Unit Study Approach: An Adventure in Learning uses hands-on experiences, literature and natural curiosity to help make learning a living, breathing experience. Find out exactly what this is and why it might be right for your homeschool.
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Gardens Unit Study by Amanda Bennett
A review of Amanda Bennett’s Gardens unit study. How to use Gardens to compliment your summer gardening project in your homeschool.
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Evan-Moor The World Reference Maps and Forms
The Evan-Moor company has become one of my favorites over the past couple of years. Even though they don’t write curriculum specific to homeschoolers, I’ve found that much of their material is suitable for those of us who teach at home. One of my most recent Evan-Moor treasures is called The World Reference Maps and Forms. Why do I love this so much? Being a
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History of Science Unit Study For Middle Grades
Much of our learning takes place through unit studies. The History of Science Unit Study (focusing on the Ancient Greek Physician, Galen), therefore, was a perfect fit for my sixth grade daughter. If you are looking for a meticulously organized unit study, this is for you. If you are looking for an engaging book about a very interesting ancient figure in science, this is for
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