Fine Arts Tuesday was another hit this week.  I don’t think any of us are going to get tired of it anytime soon! Early morning nature study was a summer scavenger hunt made by Amanda at Hearts and Trees.  Thanks, Amanda!  We were able to check off everything except a ladybug.  ) Art and classical [...]

Here are some ideas for a scavenger hunt at the library.  Questions can easily be altered for younger or older children.  This was planned for my 5th grader and it will probably take a couple trips to finish.  (By the way, the librarians will love you for this!)  If you’d rather see the printable version, it’s [...]

Last week we finished up a short, but successful unit on our state.  I think all involved liked the change of pace this time around.  Mahayla practically completed her readings, worksheets and projects on her own, while Caleb and I tackled his work at our own pace.  Here are just a few highlights.  (By the way, the [...]

Yesterday was science. Today is HISTORY! Tip Of The Day: Go On A Cemetery Scavenger Hunt Eeeewww! That’s what you might be thinking, but this is a REALLY cool activity. And, like yesterday, it’s a great way to keep learning while enjoying the great spring weather. Why the cemetery? It’s chock full of history! What [...]

I’ve found a wonderful site for a Resurrection Egg Scavenger Hunt! http://www.diva-girl-parties-and-stuff.com/support-files/resurrectioneggs.pdf You simply cut out the clues and place them in plastic eggs.  Hide the eggs and have the children find all 12 before opening any.  (If you want each child to find their own set of 12 clues, designate a certain color egg [...]