Alaska Field Trips for Homeschoolers
Known as the Last Frontier, the state of Alaska has diverse landscapes that inspire and awe. Its more than 663, 000 square miles, ranking it first in area in the U.S., are home to majestic animals, remarkable mountains, and a rich history that includes numerous indigenous groups, many of whom still call the state home. […]
Unit Study Supplement: Theodore Roosevelt, U.S. 26th President
Theodore Roosevelt was the youngest president to serve and an extraordinary one. He worked very hard to improve the quality life for the average American. Born and raised in New York, Roosevelt was homeschooled, then went on to attend Harvard University and then later studied Law at Columbia. He entered the politics field afterwards, becoming a part […]
Nevada Field Trips for Homeschoolers
Vast desert, a rich mining industry, and world-famous tourist destinations make Nevada a state full of educational field trip ideas. If you’re looking for things to do with kids in Nevada, look no further. Here, you’ll find a list of places to visit that will enhance your homeschool and give your children fun, hands-on learning […]
Unit Study Supplement: Nevada Facts, U.S. 36th State
The rich history and diverse geography in Nevada creates a great study and wonderful visiting destination. Nevada is more famously known for its extravagant hotels and casinos in the city of Las Vegas. However, in this study, you will discover transitions Nevada experienced before entering the United States, reasons for statehood and familiarize yourself with […]
Sharpen Your Child’s STEM Skills With An After-School Program
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) pervades our lives — from the roads and bridges that take us from point A to point B every day to calculating our budget for our grocery store list. Not only is STEM a big driver of our global economy, but it continuously generates new career opportunities for men […]
