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An Emotional Visit to the 9/11 Memorial

21st Century History, American History, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 29, 2022999Views 0Likes 0Comments

My husband had to represent his company at a trade show and he invited me along. He had a few hours each afternoon for sightseeing and at the top of his wish list for the trip was a visit to the 911 Memorial and the World Trade Center. I was eager to go with him.

A Delightful Afternoon In Mayberry, NC

Family Fun, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 27, 20221KViews 1Like 0Comments

Since we were travelling near the town of Mt. Airy, North Carolina, the setting for The Andy Griffith Show and the home of Andy Griffith himself, we decided to take an afternoon visit.

Discover the Land of Lincoln in Illinois

American History, Family Fun, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 25, 20222KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Guest Blogger Cynthia Heren: “It’s here in the center of the state where Illinois gets its motto as the Land of Lincoln. Our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, was born in rural Kentucky and grew up in Indiana, but as an adult he built his career as a lawyer in Illinois until he became President where…

Ultimate Extravagant USA Road Trip IV: Southwestern & Western States

American History, Family Fun, Field Trips, Geography, TravelJuly 22, 2022944Views 0Likes 0Comments

On our whirlwind tour of the Southwest and Western States, we’ll see the deserts, cattle ranches, rock formations, mountains, Native Americans, and cowboys. We’ll need to stay hydrated out in the desert and warm in the mountains. This is the land of rugged beauty and wide open spaces!

Maine is a Magical Place

Family Fun, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 20, 2022924Views 0Likes 0Comments

Our home was in a small neighborhood surrounded by forests and fields. My house was on the edge of the neighborhood, so the forest began at our back fence. I would love to walk out into the woods on a snowy day. When the sticky snow would cling to the tall pine trees they would…

Discover the Birthplace of Aviation, an Eduventure!

American History, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, Homeschooling, Lifestyle of LearningJuly 19, 20221KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Our guest blogger, homeschool mom and influencer Angie Ferrell takes us on an eduventure to discover the birthplace of aviation in her home state of Ohio. Thanks, Angie!

Ultimate Extravagant USA Road Trip III: Midwest States

American History, Family Fun, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 17, 2022993Views 0Likes 0Comments

On your whirlwind tour of the Midwest states, you’ll experience the wheat belt, corn belt, dairy belt, and rust belt. There is so much beautiful farmland out here, but also some very big, bustling, productive cities. We’ll enjoy farm-fresh produce and meat, along with lots of hot dishes (casseroles). Why not start your trip with Ohio?

Family Adventures in Beautiful Door County, Wisconsin

Family Fun, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 15, 2022922Views 0Likes 0Comments

Guest Blogger Cynthia Heren: “Two years ago, I was able to introduce my kids to a new state, Wisconsin, which was a new state for them but contains one of my favorite places, Door County. It’s a place I grew up visiting every year as a child on vacation. While some friends never went to…

5 Best Activities for Homeschool Families Visiting Pigeon Forge

Family Fun, Field Trips, Geography, Travel, HomeschoolingJuly 12, 20221KViews 0Likes 0Comments

Planning a trip to Pigeon Forge? Here are the best ways to spend time together as a family according to our guest blogger Jenny Rose Spaudo.

Exploring Fine Arts in Atlanta

Family Fun, Geography, Travel, Homeschooling, Lifestyle of LearningJuly 8, 20221KViews 0Likes 0Comments

My love for art grew from visual arts to a love for art history, theater, music, and literature. Only second to my love for Christ, my love for the arts was something I couldn’t wait to impart on my children. What better way to do that than through homeschooling and field trips?

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