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Here’s two wonderful freebies that CurrClick is offering this week.  Get them while you can…
This secular Baroque Era unit study is massive and comprehensive.  It’s a PDF file with clickable links to streaming videos, printouts, interactive games and tons more.  It’s designed to be used for multiple K-12 ages and is creative, interesting and just [...]

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Sing a Little Science!

Have you listened to the singing science songs? I love these and I used to nurse Anna and Jack to sleep with these playing in the background. They are so cute and do such a good job of teaching so many scientific concepts! If you don’t know about these treasures be [...]

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We’re off to civilization for groceries, with a stop at the lake on the way.  I’m miserably sick again (still) but I seem to always be sick these days and we need groceries. No rest for the wicked! 
Here’s some fun ways I’m going to try to work in a little learning along the [...]

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I stumbled onto the Classics for Kids website and it looks like a really neat resource.  Designed to teach kids about classical music, it has lots of really creative games and activities about music and composers, as well as tons of information, podcasts and lesson plans.  I’ve been playing the podcast on freedom songs and [...]

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Anna’s New Guitar

Look what Anna’s got!
I got it for her a few weeks ago.  She’s in love.    She takes it everywhere.
It was fairly pricey but I wanted to get her a quality guitar and it’s an investment.  She is such a musical child and she loves to play on the cheap Walmart children’s guitar we [...]

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Flower of Scotland

Our dear friend Polly lives in Scotland.  She asked Daryl to teach the kids to sing “Flower of Scotland” since it’s considered one of their national songs and is so beloved.
Daryl printed the words out and we’ve been singing it together in the car.  It is a lovely song and it gets stuck in your [...]

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