Project based homeschooling

Project Based Unschooling or Homeschooling. A 1 month experiment. How did the kids take to this style of homeschooling and did they actually learn anything?

Throughout the school year, I know I would often find myself scrambling for ways to keep my students engaged in their learning and jazz up our classroom

An educational blog focused on project based learning, STEM, and providing unique ideas and resources to engage students.

After using our Task Cards for only a few months, it became glaringly obvious that our little Sweetie Pea needed something extra to fill her day. She, as a first-born and as the only sister (mother hen) to a tribe of boys, has always been quite self-motivated and hard working. The Task Cards gave her the organizational tools to get all her school work done in a timely fashion leaving most of the day for reading...and reading...and well, READING! (This post contains affiliate links. Please…

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Check out these 50 (!!) project based learning activities to engage and excite students and get you started with PBL.

Have students find and implement solutions to real-world problems.

Unlock a world of creativity in your upper elementary classroom with these 12 engaging Project-Based Learning examples! From create a planet to design a haunted house to historical time capsules, these hands-on PBL activities foster critical thinking and collaboration. Perfect ideas for project based learning activities and ideas for homeschool, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, and middle school. Includes a FREE printable lemonade stand project that uses math and language arts…

As homeschooling parents, we understand the importance of providing our children with a well-rounded education that encompasses not only academics but also socialization. While public schools have long been seen as the primary avenue for socializing, the truth is that opening a Microschool as part…

Project based learning (PBL) is one of the most engaging ways for students to learn and master concepts. You probably already know about the cross curricular benefits, how it boosts communication opportunities for language learners, and builds essential life skills in our young learners...but in order to reap the maximum benefits, there are few things you need to consider as the teacher. Here are five essentials for PBL success in any classroom.