I’m excited to introduce Memory Work for Apologia Science!! Each chapter will include: Songs, Chants Visuals, Hand motions and Printables Videos on YouTube, Rumble, and this blog Coming soon – a printable version of the songs and chants! Chapter 1 Sample Learn the definitions of ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY with this song. To the tune of
Incorporate some fun Christmas stories into your morning time this advent season! My mom gifted us these books, so I stuck them into our Jesse tree packages this weekend. The Berenstain Bears and the Christmas Angel speaks of the angels present in the Christmas story, found in Matthew and Luke. The Berenstain
I don’t really want Christmas to be about material things, so why do I do these daily packages? For two main reasons: To have something for us to look forward to each day To have an object lesson that relates to the spiritual truth Could I accomplish these things without gifts? Yes, but it adds
There are many ways to do a Jesse tree or to celebrate Advent. I have chosen to start with creation and go through major stories of the Old Testament. Then the second half of the month we will focus more on the birth of Jesus. So, for creation, I gave the kids playdough. God created
My challenge this month is to be consistent, but without perfectionism! So, I will be trying to update this regularly with pictures and videos of exactly what we are doing! Check out my two newest videos on my Relevant Learning Site on Facebook! Relevant Learning Check out my posts from previous year’s to help
The first thing learned in Henley Latin is nouns and how to decline them. For the new language learner, it is helpful to see how this concept relates to English. Free Download of Noun Usages Comparison Chart Also available, Latin noun and Latin verb charts. These charts help put the memory work foundation with real
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Would you like to learn a little more about Latin verb endings? Need a few tips on how to apply these endings with real Latin words? You have come to the right place! When we conjugate a verb, we always say them in the pronoun order (learned in our English grammar memory work for Cycle
Where to start on African history? I didn’t know much about African history, outside of Egypt, until I studied these history sentences along with my kids. [This post includes affiliate links.] At our local library I found this book: African Beginnings by James Haskins & Kathleen Benson. and it has been a GREAT resource/overview for
One fun way to help solidify all those prepositions you are learning, is to have your students identify them – highlight them – in whatever they are reading. “‘Twas the Night before Christmas” is full of prepositional phrases. I found 70 phrases!! So, for your convenience, there is a printable copy of the poem with