Welcome to another week of Mom’s Library! One of the best ways to make learning stick is through hands-on activities. Check out these great interactive learning ideas for homeschool or class room!
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Interactive, Hands-on Learning Ideas
New Zealand Volcano Experiment – Preschool Powol Packets
Volcano’s are an important part of New Zealand’s geography. Combine science with geography with this activity, if you don’t mind a little mess!
Marco Polo Unit Study – Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool
Study Marco Polo and Terracotta warriors with this interactive unit study!
How I Am Making my Own World Geography Study – Growing in God’s Grace
Sometimes a DIY study works best for your house. Here’s how one mom does it!
Building an Eiffel Tower – 3 Dinosaurs
Build an Eiffel Tower with bricks!
Practice ice science with these fun activities!
President’s Freebie – True Aim Education
There are a million ways to make even the most boring of history fun, interesting, and most importantly memorable. Here are 18 crazy fun facts about the Presidents, plus the list of presidents in this freebie!
DIY Solar System Mobile – The Practical Mom
Compliment a solar system study with this solar system mobile!
Earth Exploration Activities – Living Montessori Now
From using a compass to drawing different country’s flags, this cultural study is great for long-term learning.
Free FBI Unit Study – Tina’s Dynamic Homeschool
What are the three branches of government? It’s scary how many Americans can’t answer that question! From branches of government to a mini-study on J Edgar Hoover, here is an FBI themed lapbook!
The Creation Story for Kids – True Aim Education
Bring the creation story alive for kids with these crafts and activities for each day of creation!
Eiffel Tower STEM Challenge – Preschool Powol Packets
Combine STEM (Science, technology, engineering, mathematics) with geography in this hands-on Eiffel tower project!
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Debbie @ Bible Fun For Kids recently posted…Cathy’s Corner: Parable of the Lost Sheep
Thank you so much Samantha and Janine for this wonderful roundup of interactive resources and thank you for including my FBI lapbook and Marco Polo lapbook.
We love, love history too in our home.
Thanks so much for hosting this party each week Janine!!
Ya’ll have a super week!
Thanks so much for featuring my earth exploration activities post, Samantha! I love all the resources here. I pinned this to my Homeschool Resources Pinterest Board. 🙂
Deb @ Living Montessori Now recently posted…Free & Fun Toilet Learning Songs {Potty Songs} for Toddlers
There are some really good hands on ideas here. I will have to come back to try to read more of them!
Thank you for featuring our solar system mobile 🙂
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Thanks for sharing