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  • Westward Expansion Projects

    (This post contains affiliate links.) Westward Expansion Unit Our time spent learning about pioneers and the Westward Expansion was so full, fun and meaningful.  As with most of our unit studies, this one was very literature-rich and included a healthy portion of project-based learning. What Did We Learn? I tried to pulled together a unit…

  • Product Reviews

    One of the services I offer at Our Journey Westward is product reviews.  Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing more than 200 products.  Some of those reviews have been shared on my blog (or elsewhere) and some of them have been private reviews. Besides the reviews I publish here on Our Journey…

  • About

    Hi, I’m Cindy, your homeschool science and nature teacher! For more than 20 years, I’ve been helping homeschool families make learning creative, joyful, and effective. With a master’s degree in education and plenty of real-life homeschooling experience, I understand that every child and every family is unique — and your homeschool should be, too. Here…

  • 2008-09 Overall Plans

    School will be starting up again soon!  We’ll probably wait until the rest of the garden has been harvested and canned/frozen, but the serious planning is well underway already.  Following is our overall plan for the year. Bible Since working through the Old, then New Testaments over the last two years, I think we’re going to…

  • Creation Club – Ponds

    This post contains affiliate links. So here’s what I had envisioned. A peaceful day at the pond with children who ever-so-quietly and diligently explored life in and around the pond.  Children who would pull out their nature journals at every interesting find, writing lovely poems and prayers.  A day of discovery and awe. Here’s what happened….

  • Renaissance Study

    Our final unit study of the year turned out to be a great one – even if it was on the lighter side of book learning.  We had just finished an intensive study of the Middle Ages, which naturally covers a lot of Renaissance history.  So, the main purpose of this study was to tie…

  • Next Year’s Plans

    A new baby has slowed me down in the planning department!  I’ve been putting this post together for what seems like weeks, but I believe it’s finally ready.  I’ll copy this to put into my planning binder as a record of our curriculum and goals for the 2007-2008 school year. Subjects we do together: Bible/Devotions…

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