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Thanksgiving Books and Activities: Free Resources for Homeschooling

As the holidays approach, you may be looking for some ways to keep things light and fun while still keeping the learning going. Check out these Thanksgiving-themed titles aligned with free resources across all the major subjects. From turkey crafts that sneak in measurement and geometry to exploring the science behind parade balloons, or diving […]

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Hands-On Reading Comprehension Activities for Homeschooling

Our post on reading comprehension tips provides free worksheets for each skill. This companion post is all about practicing those skills through simple, hands-on activities. Main Idea and Supporting Details Try: Main Idea Sentence StripsCopy a short paragraph from a story or article and cut the sentences into strips. Include a few off-topic sentences. Have

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Figurative Language and Imagery: Free Resources for Teaching and Practice

Figurative language enables authors to turn plain sentences into vivid, emotional, and memorable descriptions. In this section, we’ll explore common types of figurative language, such as metaphor, simile, personification, hyperbole, idioms, symbolism, allusion, and imagery. Each element works together to add depth and color to both reading and writing. Overviews and Tutorials Imagery Video (with

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Everyday Science: Exploring Matter With Food

Whether you’re following a curriculum or pulling together materials from different sources, you know there are common science concepts that always come up, like states of matter, the rock cycle, and chemical reactions, for example. One of the best ways to make these familiar topics more accessible and engaging is to connect them to the

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Math Mysteries: Free Activities for Homeschoolers

Looking for a fresh way to spark curiosity and critical thinking in your homeschool math routine? Enter the world of math mysteries, where numbers meet narratives, and problem-solving feels more like cracking a secret code than doing a worksheet. Whether you’re using puzzle-filled storybooks, printable logic challenges, or hands-on mystery games, these resources offer a

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