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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The following free, printable math games provide an effective way to review and reinforce basic math concepts, like sums, place value, fractions, and shapes. The free downloads include all essential components for game setup for two or more players, such as game cards, spinner (if needed), and instructions. Incorporate the games into your homeschool day,
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During our family’s time homeschooling, regular trips to the library were among our favorite activities. The kiddos would each return home with an armful of books spanning topics from A to Z. While some were purely for entertainment, others helped to build knowledge about the world. They learned content in all the major subjects without
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Looking for non-traditional methods and materials for math instruction? These free sites offer creative math exercises and problem-solving activities that can help your children learn math concepts — minus the dry textbook questions. Relating Math to the Real World RealWorldMath: This site enables students to take the math concepts they’re learning and apply them to
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Here are some free personal finance courses and resources. Scroll to the bottom of this post for some free, downloadable readers about money. Personal Finance Essentials: Eight modules to finish at your own pace. Intro to Financial Literacy for Teens: From Udemy. Personal Finance: From Udemy. Everfi: Free money management lessons for elementary, middle school
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Initiate math games with playing cards to help your kids learn and review math concepts, plus have some fun. Beyond modifications to old faves like Go Fish, War, or Concentration, the following games provide a variety of computational challenges, and can be adapted to various age groups. Remainder Jump: This game uses playing cards plus
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