Source: the-lilypad.com
This is a creative & fun idea that can be easily adopted for creating a homeschool journal/yearbook. It’s also a great way to preserve the memories of outdoor activities , field trips or special projects. Your older students could easily complete this ‘review assignment’ on their own. Lots of fun possibilities with this idea!
Click the image or source link to go directly to the site that features a step-by-step photo tutorial.
“If you are the age where you are beginning to read… You’re not just learning to read so that you can read stop signs… Reading the Bible is the most important thing you can be reading.” Pastor Joe Reeves, Day 1 of Week of Prayer
Here are some free copywork pages to help the younger children in learning their weekly memory verses that correspond with their Sabbath School lessons for this quarter.
My Bible First, Year A, Quarter 1, Memory Verses
Our Week of Prayer guest speaker, Pastor Joe Reeves is sending you a personal invitation to join us for On Solid Ground. This special Homeschool Week of Prayer begins on Monday, March 4th. You can read more HERE
Source: thecraftyclassroom.com
Add some crafty interest to your study of U. S. geography! This would be a fun addition to a lapbook or notebooking page. Find the step-by-step tutorial by clicking the image or the source link above.
Source: pie-for-breakfast.blogspot.com
Here’s a great idea I came across that has lots of potential. Handwriting practice that has the added bonus of developing writing skills. There is room for creativity with this handwriting journal by just modifying the theme- nature, current history unit, math concepts, etc. Cool! Click the image or the source link below to see the original idea.
Don’t forget that The Great Backyard Bird Count begins in 10 days! This is a wonderful opportunity for homeschool families around the WORLD to spend time in God’s great outdoors learning more about birds. Anyone in the world can submit a bird count report! Visit the AHE Nature Study Pinterest Board to find more resources to make your bird study complete. Click on the image above to learn more about The Great Backyard Bird Count.
“Let the youth look upon the divine standard, and never be content with a low aim….”
The Youth’s Instructor, July 5, 1894.
The Adventist Home Educator 