Showing posts with label Holiday Study Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday Study Series. Show all posts
Friday, December 3, 2010
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Thanksgiving Day - Holiday Study Series
Do something different for Thanksgiving Day (fourth Thursday in November) or any other time of the year! This is a brief, but informative study about Thanksgiving Day.
Click HERE to view it on Currclick.
This is part of the new Holiday Study Series by homeschool bits. You can easily adapt this study to last one day, or several days. Website links will be provided in case you decide to continue on.
Included within this unit are the following: information and fact pages about Thanksgiving Day, illustration/coloring pages, questions worksheet, facts copywork, basic blank copywork page with photo/illustration, suggested vocabulary words including definitions, blank vocabulary cards, vocabulary word search, and suggested websites.
As with all units by homeschool bits, this was created to be simple and not overwhelming. The suggested grade level is 1-5, but depending on how you use the study, it could be used for lower or higher grades. 18 pages.
The Holiday Study Series should be fun, interesting, and a change from the usual for your child/student. It could be used many ways. Here are just a few:
- start off the school day with an interesting topic
- end the school day with an interesting topic
- a supplement to your regular curriculum
- to fulfill an interest that your child/student has
- to improve skills
... and many others!
Click HERE to view it on Currclick.
Included within this unit are the following: information and fact pages about Thanksgiving Day, illustration/coloring pages, questions worksheet, facts copywork, basic blank copywork page with photo/illustration, suggested vocabulary words including definitions, blank vocabulary cards, vocabulary word search, and suggested websites.
As with all units by homeschool bits, this was created to be simple and not overwhelming. The suggested grade level is 1-5, but depending on how you use the study, it could be used for lower or higher grades. 18 pages.
The Holiday Study Series should be fun, interesting, and a change from the usual for your child/student. It could be used many ways. Here are just a few:
- start off the school day with an interesting topic
- end the school day with an interesting topic
- a supplement to your regular curriculum
- to fulfill an interest that your child/student has
- to improve skills
... and many others!
Monday, June 28, 2010
Independence Day Now Available!
Independence Day - Holiday Study Series
by homeschool bits
and also...
July Daily Assignments - Mini Helper
Click HERE to get this unit FREE on Currclick.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Flag Day - Holiday Study Series Now Available!
Do something different for Flag Day (June 14th) or any other time of the year! This is a brief, but informative study about Flag Day.
This is part of the new Holiday Study Series by homeschool bits. You can easily adapt this study to last one day, or several days. Website links will be provided in case you decide to continue on.
Included within this unit are the following: information and fact page about Flag Day, illustration/coloring page, questions worksheet, basic blank copywork page with photo/illustration, suggested vocabulary words including definitions, blank vocabulary cards, vocabulary word search, diagrams of what the colors of the flag mean, and suggested websites.
Here are just a few:The Holiday Study Series should be fun, interesting, and a change from the usual for your child/student. It could be used many ways.
As with all units by homeschool bits, this was created to be simple and not overwhelming. The suggested grade level is 1-5, but depending on how you use the study, it could be used for lower or higher grades. 15 pages.
Here are just a few:The Holiday Study Series should be fun, interesting, and a change from the usual for your child/student. It could be used many ways.
- start off the school day with an interesting topic
- end the school day with an interesting topic
- a supplement to your regular curriculum
- to fulfill an interest that your child/student has
- to improve skills
... and many others!
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