At some point, kids enjoy learning about the network of relationships that makes up their family. They’re fascinated and comforted to learn how they fit into the scheme of things, too.
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This activity works well with the previous Family Tree activity, although you can do it separately.
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What banner does your household fly under? Let your child decide – then make a flag.
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you don’t need to live in a castle to have a family coat of arms – your child can design one for you.
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Here’s a way to make a calendar that truly revolves around your child’s sense of what’s important.
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Using these online subtitled videos to study and learn about The American West, you’ll explore and discover how the belief in Manifest Destiny and the dreams of fortune-seekers forged the western frontier and understand the hardships faced by settlers on the frontier.
Zane Education’s library of online educational video includes a comprehensive range of History topics, and today we review the topic of The American West.
The American West is a curriculum-based topic intended for students of 11 years and older up to those of Adult age, or Grades 5 and upwards.
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Remember the old-fashioned radios, the ones big enough to sleep four? Try making one out of a large box – appliance boxes work extremely well.
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Your family no doubt has some astounding tales of strength, courage, and ability that should be recorded for posterity.
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An innovative teacher we know once had everyone make elephant head gear and roam the outdoors, attracting great attention from onlookers. Here’s how to make your own elephant gear.
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You can make a flannel activity board simply by stretching a flannel shirt or receiving blanket around a piece of cardboard, and holding it there withpaper clips.
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