Learn how easy and rewarding it can be to create a physical education curriculum for your homeschool student. Get active with these ideas!
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The Teacher's File Cabinet is a collection of free printables developed by veteran teacher Laura Candler. Delete the scoop?
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Laura Candler's Seasonal File Cabinet contains dozens of free printables for elementary and middle school. Includes lessons and activities for back to school as well as major holidays throughout the year.
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Did you ever stop to think how lucky you are? You might, but your students may not. Here's a fun freebie for St. Patrick's Day or Dr. Seuss's birthday, March 2nd. Ask your students if they think they are lucky, and allow time for sharing. If anyone says that they are NOT lucky, it's time to read aloud one of Dr. Seuss's classics, Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are? By the end of the book, everyone will be giggling, and it will be easy to discuss just how lucky we really are! Via Laura Candler
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FREE St. Patrick's Day Book - customs, traditions, origins and symbols PDF file
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Homeschooling doesn't have to mean using textbooks. Non-traditional learning tools build skills beyond passive reading -- and they're a lot more fun. Via Children's Hope and Voice Delete the scoop?
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Famous homeschoolers are everywhere. You just may not know that they homeschool. Find out which notable people, famous athletes and celebrities homeschool.
I did a post on my own blog about famous homeschoolers, but some of the ones on this list are eye popping. I knew, for instance, that Tim Tebow, Jordin Sparks, The Jonas Brothers and Hanson were homeschooled, but was surprised to learn of Dakota Fanning, Christina Aguilera, and Justin Timberlake. I guess it depends on what you want to "prove" about homeschooling whether you will consider the latter group to be ringing endorsements for homeschooling.
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Kelli of "Homeschooling on the Cheap" is another curator, but her site allows you to submit your best homeschooling posts for each edition. It's a magazine style carnival, and it also has coupons and homeschooling deals - coupons, discounts, and other sundries of interest to homeschooling families.
Seems like she has some sources of articles that are a little different from some of the other carnivals - enjoy! Via Susan Critelli Delete the scoop?
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Welcome! I do still post occasionally to my old blog, but after hanging up my bookbag in 2010 after 21 years of homeschooling, I see that the posts have less and less to do with homeschooling and more to do with other topics that may or may not be of interest to homeschoolers.
I am still involved in the homeschool community and am a passionate advocate for parental rights and homeschooling freedom. This ScoopIt! blog is an attempt to help you stay abreast of trends in homeschooling and give you helpful information for your journey, whether you are a veteran or just considering homeschooling.
The title of each article here is the link to the original source article(including this one, should you want to visit my other blog!). This is a "curated" blog - which means that I am just acting as a tour guide for great content about homeschooling that I find around the Web. But you can still count on me - always! - to add my own two cents to each article.
Be sure to check out the list of TAGS above that will help you narrow your focus and get the most out of your visit.
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Learn how easy and rewarding it can be to create a physical education curriculum for your homeschool student. Get active with these ideas! Via Robin SellersEDU |
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A free resource that uses interactive video and games-based learning to teach students vocabulary. Educators can set school tournaments, and students can play fun learning games challenging classmates and other schools. Via Natalie Sing
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Need a quick and easy center for St. Patrick's Day? Here is a Self Correcting Puzzle that allows students to match the amount of coins to the Leprechaun's pot.
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Teresa of Confessions of a Teaching Junkie found a way to integrate math for the upcoming St. Patrick's holiday. Students will have a blast graphing coordinate points to make a holiday picture. Via Laura Candler
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Looking for a fun St. Paddy's activity for your class? Teresa of Confessions of a Teaching Junkie made this Word Detective activity just for you! Via Laura Candler
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Included in this freebie pack are 5 word building printables with a St. Patrick's Day theme! Students cut out the letters to create words. They must also find the "secret" word which uses all of the letters provided. Delete the scoop?
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Stephanie Moorman of Teaching in Room 6 offers a photo tour of her 5th grade classroom and shares how she organizes her work space. These photos may inspire you about how to organize your own classroom this fall. Via Laura Candler Delete the scoop?
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Homeschooling has been around for most of recorded history, but hybrid homeschooling is a fairly new phenomenon. Via Children's Hope and Voice Delete the scoop?
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Good summary of structured vs. non-structured homeschooling, and why either path may work for your child depending on what he or she wants to do with her life - studies demonstrating the "superiority" of structured programs notwithstanding. Via Susan Critelli Delete the scoop?
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Welcome! I do still post occasionally to my old blog, but after hanging up my bookbag in 2010 after 21 years of homeschooling, I see that the posts have less and less to do with homeschooling and more to do with other topics that may or may not be of interest to homeschoolers.
I am still involved in the homeschool community and am a passionate advocate for parental rights and homeschooling freedom. This ScoopIt! blog is an attempt to help you stay abreast of trends in homeschooling and give you helpful information for your journey, whether you are a veteran or just considering homeschooling.
The title of each article here is the link to the original source article(including this one, should you want to visit my other blog!). This is a "curated" blog - which means that I am just acting as a tour guide for great content about homeschooling that I find around the Web. But you can still count on me - always! - to add my own two cents to each article.
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Here are some of the most interesting ways homeschoolers are putting Pinterest to work in the home classroom.Read on … ... Via Robin SellersEDU Delete the scoop?
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