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So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra!

Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options:
1. Take the class online through our charter school
2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor
3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher.

We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook.

We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy
#montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler
#homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool
#montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife
#welltrainedmindacademy

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So..what are we up to this year? My oldest is taking Geometry through Well Trained Mind Academy. She likes the class and feels like it's less work than I assigned to her for Algebra! Why did we choose to take the class through an outside company rather than working through the book at home? Well, we homeschool through a public charter school. Since this is a high-school level class, it requires high-school level oversight from our school. We had a few options: 1. Take the class online through our charter school 2. Take the class in person or online through an approved vendor 3. Do the work at home ourselves and have a weekly "check in" meeting with a charter school teacher. We opted for #2. I specifically wanted her using the textbook shown in the photos so option 1 was out. The book came recommended both by the Algebra program we used, and Math Mammoth. I wouldn't think I'd gush over a textbook, but this one is perfect! Each chapter is introduced with a short anecdote - most of which refer back to historical stories or philosophers or artists that she's already heard about through our Montessori Cosmic education. Other chapters are introduced through real world problems. But the chapter text is short. The beauty is in the problems. All the chapter problems are so intentional and lead the student to discover the concepts needed to understand the chapter. It's a really well crafted textbook. We also chose option 2 because the class will be coded correctly on her transcript so that should she choose to return to a local high school at any point in the future, the class will transfer easily and correctly and count as a college prep class for our state. Option 3 might or might not do this for us and we didn't want to take the chance. ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #homeschoolcharterschool #montessorimath #wtma #homeschoolcharterlife #welltrainedmindacademy

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Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

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Yesterday I showed one way we've engaged with Halloween Candy in our homeschool in the past. Over the years we've made simple tally charts, bar graphs, and lots of pie charts. We've calculated the mean, median, and mode and made box and whisker plots. Some years have taken 10 minutes, and some a couple of hours. This year the girls still asked to "do Halloween Candy Math," so my youngest made her first pie chart with percentages and angles. My oldest made a simple box and whisker plot. Nothing too fancy this year. Here are some of our pictures through the years. ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween #montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths #halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

6 days ago

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Haven't been around for a while, but popping on to share this gem - today I was reminded that several years ago we used our @wasecabiomes Tree of Life mat to classify Halloween candy. I bet that's a use they didn't see coming!
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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

Haven't been around for a while, but popping on to share this gem - today I was reminded that several years ago we used our @wasecabiomes Tree of Life mat to classify Halloween candy. I bet that's a use they didn't see coming!
___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween
#montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths
#halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

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Haven't been around for a while, but popping on to share this gem - today I was reminded that several years ago we used our @wasecabiomes Tree of Life mat to classify Halloween candy. I bet that's a use they didn't see coming! ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #montessorihomeschool #montessorihomeschoolers #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #halloween #montessorimath #montessorimaths #handsonmaths #halloweenmath #halloweenmaths

1 week ago

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Quick little freebie today :)

My geometry kids spent the final two weeks of class working with the platonic solids. I wrote a quick story to introduce the topic, and my awesome dad 3D printed each of the solids for me - along with a model of Kepler's solar systems model.

The kids enjoyed the story, and enjoyed exploring the 3D models. We finished up the semester by returning to circles - triangles, squares, and pentagons scored into circles, so that they could be decorated and glued together to make the solids. They were asked to theme each solid around something special to them. This was a nice project to finish out the semester and year.

My story: The Story of the Platonic Solids, has been uploaded to my website for free (www.startlitday.com) - I'll post a link in my stories.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

Quick little freebie today :)

My geometry kids spent the final two weeks of class working with the platonic solids. I wrote a quick story to introduce the topic, and my awesome dad 3D printed each of the solids for me - along with a model of Kepler's solar systems model.

The kids enjoyed the story, and enjoyed exploring the 3D models. We finished up the semester by returning to circles - triangles, squares, and pentagons scored into circles, so that they could be decorated and glued together to make the solids. They were asked to theme each solid around something special to them. This was a nice project to finish out the semester and year.

My story: The Story of the Platonic Solids, has been uploaded to my website for free (www.startlitday.com) - I'll post a link in my stories.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

Quick little freebie today :)

My geometry kids spent the final two weeks of class working with the platonic solids. I wrote a quick story to introduce the topic, and my awesome dad 3D printed each of the solids for me - along with a model of Kepler's solar systems model.

The kids enjoyed the story, and enjoyed exploring the 3D models. We finished up the semester by returning to circles - triangles, squares, and pentagons scored into circles, so that they could be decorated and glued together to make the solids. They were asked to theme each solid around something special to them. This was a nice project to finish out the semester and year.

My story: The Story of the Platonic Solids, has been uploaded to my website for free (www.startlitday.com) - I'll post a link in my stories.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

Quick little freebie today :)

My geometry kids spent the final two weeks of class working with the platonic solids. I wrote a quick story to introduce the topic, and my awesome dad 3D printed each of the solids for me - along with a model of Kepler's solar systems model.

The kids enjoyed the story, and enjoyed exploring the 3D models. We finished up the semester by returning to circles - triangles, squares, and pentagons scored into circles, so that they could be decorated and glued together to make the solids. They were asked to theme each solid around something special to them. This was a nice project to finish out the semester and year.

My story: The Story of the Platonic Solids, has been uploaded to my website for free (www.startlitday.com) - I'll post a link in my stories.

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

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Quick little freebie today :) My geometry kids spent the final two weeks of class working with the platonic solids. I wrote a quick story to introduce the topic, and my awesome dad 3D printed each of the solids for me - along with a model of Kepler's solar systems model. The kids enjoyed the story, and enjoyed exploring the 3D models. We finished up the semester by returning to circles - triangles, squares, and pentagons scored into circles, so that they could be decorated and glued together to make the solids. They were asked to theme each solid around something special to them. This was a nice project to finish out the semester and year. My story: The Story of the Platonic Solids, has been uploaded to my website for free (www.startlitday.com) - I'll post a link in my stories. ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies #homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath #montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry #geometrylessons #mathart

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My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types.

Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines.

Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

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My spring semester geometry/art class had a polygons and solids theme. We started the semester reviewing concepts of parallel and perpendicular lines. We reviewed making these constructions with a compass, and then moved on to an artist study to make use of these line types. Gunta Stölzl was a German textile artist who was part of the Bauhaus school where she worked with weaving. She used many quadrilaterals and other shapes in her weaving, and lots of parallel and perpendicular lines. Using rulers we drew grids on our paper and created shapes in her style. We painted with acrylic paint, but since Stölzl was a textile artist, we came back the following week adding felt and woven embellishments. While working we were able to talk about angles, line types, and practice some precision work. The shapes were all very simple, but the end products are very effective. ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies #homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath #montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry #geometrylessons #mathart

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I taught a geometry/art class through our homeschool community this spring. One of the students took the class in the fall semester too - in the gap between the two semesters she taughter her younger sister a little compass work to get her ready for the class. They made me geometry pins! How cute are these?

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath
#montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry
#geometrylessons
#mathart

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I taught a geometry/art class through our homeschool community this spring. One of the students took the class in the fall semester too - in the gap between the two semesters she taughter her younger sister a little compass work to get her ready for the class. They made me geometry pins! How cute are these? ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies #homeschoolunitstudies #math #montessorimath #montessorihomeschool #montessorimaths #geometry #geometrylessons #mathart

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My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing.

This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game.

Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through.

This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing.

This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game.

Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through.

This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing.

This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game.

Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through.

This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing.

This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game.

Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through.

This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing.

This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game.

Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through.

This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing.

This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game.

Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through.

This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

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My kids are technically charter school students - in a California non-classroom based charter school. That being said, we have to do state testing every year. We don't do much test prep, but one thing we do do is practice for the writing portion of state testing. This year, I tied my youngest's state test prep into our soccer unit. Using sources such as ReadWorks.org, library books, and newspaper articles I pulled together three sources on three different soccer topics: the history of women's soccer, biographies/reports on a specific favorite player, and history/match reports of a local team's game. Over the several weeks of our unit she used one set of materials to write a summary article, another set to write a narrative fiction article, and another to write a news report. As guidance/standards requirements we used our IEW writing guides. IEW clearly lays out for us what is required in terms of structure and style for each assignment - we just kept the same requirements as the last IEW lesson she'd worked through. This worked really well - she had clear guidelines for her writing that were repeated a few times, so that when she went into the state test, she could use a familiar process, and remember the structure and style elements to be included. On test day she said she felt prepared - which is the most important thing - and the results we got back indicate that she was indeed :) ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies #homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy #montessorihomeschool #football #montessorihomeschooling #soccer #contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting #projectbasedlearning #writing #iew #iewhomeschool

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The kids each picked a geography project to go along with our soccer unit earlier in the year. My oldest decided to research NWSL teams & formation dates, stadiums & opening dates while my youngest decided to research and map locations of major women's soccer tournaments around the world including olympic events and world cups. We also looked a little bit at why some of the locations were picked, and noticed which locations were picked the most...and speculated about why that might be. Yay for three NWSL teams in CA!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #geography #soccergeography

The kids each picked a geography project to go along with our soccer unit earlier in the year. My oldest decided to research NWSL teams & formation dates, stadiums & opening dates while my youngest decided to research and map locations of major women's soccer tournaments around the world including olympic events and world cups. We also looked a little bit at why some of the locations were picked, and noticed which locations were picked the most...and speculated about why that might be. Yay for three NWSL teams in CA!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #geography #soccergeography

The kids each picked a geography project to go along with our soccer unit earlier in the year. My oldest decided to research NWSL teams & formation dates, stadiums & opening dates while my youngest decided to research and map locations of major women's soccer tournaments around the world including olympic events and world cups. We also looked a little bit at why some of the locations were picked, and noticed which locations were picked the most...and speculated about why that might be. Yay for three NWSL teams in CA!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori
#homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome
#montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies
#homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy
#montessorihomeschool #football
#montessorihomeschooling #soccer
#contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting
#projectbasedlearning #geography #soccergeography

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The kids each picked a geography project to go along with our soccer unit earlier in the year. My oldest decided to research NWSL teams & formation dates, stadiums & opening dates while my youngest decided to research and map locations of major women's soccer tournaments around the world including olympic events and world cups. We also looked a little bit at why some of the locations were picked, and noticed which locations were picked the most...and speculated about why that might be. Yay for three NWSL teams in CA! ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoriathome #montessorihomeschooler #homeschooler #unitstudies #homeschoolunitstudies #unitstudy #montessorihomeschool #football #montessorihomeschooling #soccer #contentbasedlearning #homeschoolwriting #projectbasedlearning #geography #soccergeography

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