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Great American Postcard Swap: California

April 1, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

We’re participating in the Great American Postcard Swap with other homeschool families, sending out postcards all over the country, and hopefully receiving 50 in all! Some facts about California: California is the Golden State The home of the only mobile national monument, the cable car, and home to the highest point in the continental United States […]

Filed Under: Elementary, Geography, Homeschool

Great American Postcard Swap: Arkansas

March 24, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

We’re participating in the Great American Postcard Swap with other homeschool families, sending out postcards all over the country, and hopefully receiving 50 in all! Some facts about Arkansas: We were curious about the pronunciation and spelling of Ar-can-saw, and I found the history behind its name here. The South Arkansas Vine Ripe Pink tomato is […]

Filed Under: Elementary, Geography, Homeschool

Great American Postcard Swap: Arizona

March 21, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

We’re participating in the Great American Postcard Swap with other homeschool families, sending out postcards all over the country, and hopefully receiving 50 in all! Here are some facts about Arizona: The Grand Canyon State’s capital is Phoenix.   The beautiful Saguaro Cactus Blossom is the state flower, the state bird is the cactus wren, and […]

Filed Under: Elementary, Geography, Homeschool

Great American Postcard Swap: Alaska

March 12, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

We’re participating in the Great American Postcard Swap with other homeschool families, sending out postcards all over the country, and hopefully receiving 50 in all! Here are some facts about Alaska: The capital of Alaska is Juneau. Alaska’s most northern point is Barrow, and the sun doesn’t set there for 84 days in the summer. The […]

Filed Under: Elementary, Geography, Homeschool

Great American Postcard Swap: Alabama

March 6, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

We’re participating in the Great American Postcard Swap with other homeschool families, sending out postcards all over the country, and hopefully receiving 50 in all! Alabama Our first postcard arrived — from Alabama. The boys were so happy to have mail! We will be learning about the states and filling out notebooking pages as we go […]

Filed Under: Elementary, Geography, Homeschool

Schoolroom Treasures

March 1, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

#schoolroom #decorating @mylearningtable.com

My favorite thrift store finds for the schoolroom have added a fun and functional touch to our shelves. The globe was still in the box, complete with the light bulb, and IT WORKS! Scored for only six dollars. I also picked up the cool spinning display rack for only $3, and it’s the perfect size […]

Filed Under: Getting Started, Homeschool

The Far East Learning Activities

January 27, 2010 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Learning activities for the Far East @mylearningtable.com

We are studying two different Sonlight Cores this year, and I’m trying to coordinate them so we are all at least learning about the same countries or cultures at the same time. All three boys are listening to the read-alouds from both Cores, but my oldest is reading his Core 5 readers on his own.To […]

Filed Under: History, Homeschool

Have You Found The Tomten?

December 14, 2009 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

THE TOMTEN #Christmas #reading mylearningtable.com

As we count down to Christmas, we are having fun reading our favorite Christmas books every night for read aloud time. What are your favorite Christmas books? We have many favorites that we pull out over and over again. But, we have just discovered The Tomten by Astrid Lindgren. I was a huge Pippi Longstocking […]

Filed Under: Early Learning, Homeschool

From the Diary of a Homeschool Kid

September 22, 2009 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

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Hands-On History: Covered Wagons

December 31, 2008 by Anne Campbell Leave a Comment

Hands-On History: Learning by embracing the lightbulb moments of discovery!

Learning History Through Hands-On Activities The covered wagon train is safe! The pioneers are being led by Indiana Jones, two brave Jawas, and some mighty Ewoks. All is safe on the trail. We bought some wooden covered wagon kits and spent the afternoon building them as we learned more about the prairie schooners. The boys […]

Filed Under: Elementary, History, Homeschool

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