hands-on homeschool

[bookmark] A new blog set up to help homeschoolers with sharing ideas for teaching their children. […]

[bookmark] The following viewing stones are all natural, not modified by man. Each has an interesting design that signifies a person, animal, flower, or other physical object. […]

[bookmark] Type a single word and receive a page chock-full of inspiration! A simple but handy tool that can give you inspiration for whatever you're working on, just type in one word... […]

[bookmark] Toy Theater - Welcome to the exciting world of Toy Theater! Here you can step up to the stage and have fun with music, art, math, reading, games, puzzles, and an adventure play set. We want you to get your creative brain cells working overtime as you explore and discover the wonderful adventure called Toy Theater. […]

[bookmark] When Kleivan gave birth to Faustina, her second child, serious pelvic joint pain kept her in hospital for two months, then captive at home in a wheelchair for another four months. Bored out her mind and incapable of accessing her studio, she found a canvas in her newborn daughter. She began sewing small costumes using items at hand, dressing her c […]

[bookmark] A paper craft of Da Vinci's Last Supper. […]

[bookmark] Students can make a board game of space facts. NASA - Buzz Lightyear Mission Matchup The PDF includes 2 printable board game layouts, a spinner, a die, and cards. Make your own game with these templates. […]

[bookmark] Make your own Star Finder toy from folded paper. Play the Star Finder game and identify constellations in the night sky. Find out how spacecraft use the patterns of the stars and a gyroscope to keep on course. Like a cootie catcher for stars! […]

[bookmark] includes pages for Leonardo da Vinci Michelangelo di Lodovico Raffael Sanzio da Urbino Sandro Botticelli Anthony van Dyck Rembrandt van Rijn Johannes Vermeer Francisco Goya Pablo Picasso Auguste Rodin Peter Paul Rubens Salvador Dali Henry Moore Paul Jackson Pollock […]

[bookmark] You know how to hook the reader at the start of a post. You know how to end on an strong note. But somewhere between that gripping first sentence and that finish-with-a-bang last sentence comes … the middle. […]