This blog post is Part 3 of our Vision Casting series. Visit our blog to read the entire series. “For it is out of the abundance of the heart that the mouth speaks,” Luke 6:45 I think we’ve all experienced it – all conversation is not created equal. And that includes our conversations with our …
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This blog post is Part 2 of our Vision Casting series. Visit our blog to read the entire series. There was a moment in time somewhere in between uncovering the alphabet and preparing for third grade standardized testing that the daily mindset of wondrous discovery was lost in my home. Both of my children spent …
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This blog post is Part 1 of our Vision Casting series. Visit our blog to read the entire series. There’s nothing that will get you more jazzed up to revisit your homeschool vision statement than a re-reading of Sarah Mackenzie’s “Teaching from Rest.” And, truly, now is the time to evaluate your vision. As we …
With this easy St. Patrick’s Day rainbow science experiment, you’ll infuse color and excitement into your school day! Read the experiment instructions below, followed by discussion questions, scientific and historical background, and connections to Scripture to create a meaningful science study in your home. Using the principle of capillary action, you can watch water jump …
This spring we are diving into the study of Origins, and we have compiled a list of our favorite resources to share with you! Of course, our favorite hands-on resource is our 5-week Origins Bundle. If you’re new to us, our science bundles include a Parent Guide chock full of discussion starters to help you guide the …
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This winter we are diving into the study of Chemistry, and we have compiled a list of our favorite resources to share with you! Of course, our favorite hands-on resource is our 12-week Chemistry Bundle. If you’re new to us, our science bundles include a Parent Guide chock full of discussion starters to help you …
There are a lot of fun ways to use your fall pumpkins as we near the end of the season. One option sure to delight is the classic “Elephant’s Toothpaste” volcano experiment. Here’s how we worked through this fun activity! Aside from your pumpkin, which is fun to carve ahead of time, you will need …
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Since we are all about science over here at Learning with Friends, here is a list of our favorite STEM toys for this 2020 Christmas season. Watch for updates throughout the day as we monitor Amazon’s Prime Day for you. We’ll post the best deals we find! PRIME DAY DEAL! Julia Rothman Collection. This gorgeous …
We took a little detour from our Learning with Friends Anatomy Bundle this week to explore the fall leaves! It was the perfect weather to stroll down the path in our neighborhood and go on a treasure hunt for the most brightly colored leaves we could find. Our goal was to draw out the leaf …
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In my constant search for new titles, I recently came across Richard Swenson’s “More than Meets the Eye: Fascinating Glimpses of God’s Power and Design.” Of course, I ordered it, and I was excited to find that it is a great matchup for our 20-21 School Year Pack! Swenson focuses heavily on the complexities of …
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