Taking it easy with Exploring Nature with Children
Habits to stack this June – nature, exercise and good company. Here are a few easy tasks to help you tick those educational boxes too!
Author: Kate McConaghy
Books we are loving – May 2021
This month we have dragons, a classic series from Beverly Cleary and graphic novel that has the potential to be your art history curriculum for next year.
Transitioning out of trauma
We now have a shared collective trauma. This is how I see the effects of trauma every day. But how do we heal and move forward from here? Share your narratives.
One last trick up my sleeve –
If you too have run out of ways to keep the daily exercise fresh, an OS map could be the answer to the daily walk humdrum. Here’s how.
What We’re Using in 2021: Maths
Want to know what Maths resources we’re using right now for our KS2 and KS3 aged children? Here’s all the info.
Card Game Reviews: Randomise, Canine Kleptomaniacs, Karuba, Monster Madness
If you’re looking for something new and fun to add to your day, here are some relatively inexpensive card games we have been enjoying as a family.
Touch Typing Programs: A comparison of English Type Junior and BBC Dancecmat
My children are spending a lot more time in front of the computer, so it seemed a good time to introduce them to touch typing. This is a comparison of two good touch type programs.
Interesting Stuff – January 2021
Moving your body in a lockdown, hunger, Home Education across Europe, videos on illusion, free world cultures unit studies, homeschooling community isn’t a monolith, and interesting ebook bundles.
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