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Free Art Notebooking Pack – Grade 2 (Other Grades too)

August 11, 2016 | 6 Comments
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This art series I began a few years ago to fill a need in my homeschool year and today I’m so TICKLED because I have the last grade, which is the 2nd grade finished.

Free 2nd Grade Art Curriculum and notebooking pages. Pssst, there are grades 1 -8 too. Grab them over @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus
Homeschool Art Curriculum Notebooking

You will need two things to get started.

 Homeschool Art Curriculum & Notebooking Pages

Then choose a grade level or several depending on how many kids you have.

Yep, I have free printables for all the grades offered, which are Grades 1 – 8.

Free Homeschool Art Curriculum and Notebooking Pages. Grades 1 to 8 @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

And don’t forget that you can use just one packet with ALL of your kids (print one copy for each child) and save your sanity by teaching them all together. Or, print one copy for your older child and do another level with your younger children. You decide, you’re the teacher.

Also, I wanted you to know that even though the free art curriculum that I am following to create printables divides the art into grade levels,  I did not create the art notebooking pages baby-ish.

This way whatever the ages of your children are, they can use any grade level guide of their choosing along with the printables I created to have a complete art program for each year.

If you cover one artist per month, then each grade level will take you one year. So free art for a year!

One last thing I need to remind you is that I also create TWO SETS of the SAME art notebooking page, but each set is slightly different.

I like things perfect workable and to have options and I love for you to have them too.

Look below at the graphic I created to show how each set is slightly different.

One set has all text boxes in case you have a kid or two like I do that doesn’t want to sketch the art.

Especially at the high school level, my oldest son just wanted to make it more about art history.

So he wasn’t interest in sketching every piece. He just wanted to read the background information about each artist, read about the artwork and move one. Oh yes, I used some of these packets for high school art credit.

The second set has one small sketch box instead of the text box because then I have another kid who wants to sketch the art that we were learning about. Too, I keep the sketch box not too big so it doesn’t become a project to sigh about.

How to Use - Art Notebooking Pages 1

So the art is the SAME for both pages.

Too, this allows you to choose from either set depending on the time you have for that month. For example, one piece my sons may want to write, so I would print off that page. The next art piece they would want to sketch so I would print off that page from the other set.

Give your child options and don’t think you have to use ALL the same pages from one set. I mixed and match depending on the mood for the day or month.

I have a more pictures from each set to show you. This is how the pages look from the set that has sketch boxes and

3rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 3 text and 1 sketch box 23rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 3 text and 1 sketch box 3

this is how the pages look from the set that has ALL text boxes.

3rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 4 text boxes 13rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 4 text boxes 2

Again, BOTH sets have the same art and are the same except for that one box.

HOW TO GET THE FREE HOMESCHOOL ART CURRICULUM FOR GRADES 1 TO 8 AND NOTEBOOKING PAGES

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Also, you may love to read these posts.

  • How To Teach Homeschool Art Like a Pro (When You’re Not),
  • Homeschool Art (Why Video Based Teaching Rocks),
  • Desert Sand Art: Day 2 Hands-on Learning (Colors of the Desert).

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Free Art Notebooking Pack – Grade 8 (Other Grades too)

June 20, 2016 | 7 Comments
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Free 8th Grade Art Curriculum and notebooking pages. Grab them over @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

 

Free Art Curriculum & Notebooking Pages

I have another set done of my free art notebooking pages. You know how I feel about art. It is one of those subjects that should be enjoyed from K to gray.

First, did you miss my other sets and the free art curriculum guide to go along with it?

Download Grades 1, 3,4, 5, 6, and 7 Notebooking Pages AND the FREE Guides to go with each set on my Art Notebooking Page.

Even though the free art curriculum guide at Concordia University Chicago – Art Lessons that I am following to create printables divides the art into grade levels, I did not create the art notebooking pages baby-ish.

This way whatever the ages of your children are, they can use any grade level guide of their choosing along with the printables I created to have a complete art program for each year.

After all, if you haven’t covered an artists or art work before, then does it matter which grade you do?

Besides, you can use the guide questions in the upper grade art if you want to cover some of lower grade art and vice versa.

I know the questions in the upper grade level hone in more on artistic design, composition and principles of design. And though the lower grade guides provides the same framework, they do not do it as in depth.

Again, I hope this makes sense because you should be able to do any packet you choose by using the free curriculum guides from either an upper or lower grade depending on the ages of your children.

Keep in mind, that you need BOTH the free Curriculum Guide from Concordia University ALONG with my notebooking packets to have a complete art program for the year.

Today, the 8th grade set is ready. I have completed grades 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and now 8. I only have grade 2 to do before I am completed.

If you cover one artist per month, then each grade level will take you one year. So free art for a year!

One last thing I need to remind you of because I have some new faces here is that I also create TWO SETS of the SAME art notebooking page, but each set is slightly different.

I know, I know, I like things perfect to have options and I love for you to have them too.

Look below at the graphic I created to show how each set is slightly different.

One set has all text boxes in case you have a kid or two like I do that doesn’t want to sketch the art.

You’ll Love these Chalk Pastel Lesson by a Talented Homeschool Mom
Bird Video Art Course for All Ages
Especially at the high school level, my oldest son just wanted to make it more about art history.

So he wasn’t interest in sketching every piece. He just wanted to read the background information about each artist, read about the artwork and move one. Oh yes, I used some of these packets for high school art credit.

The second set has one small sketch box instead of the text box because then I have another kid who wants to sketch the art that we were learning about. Too, I keep the sketch box not too big so it doesn’t become a project to sigh about.

How to Use - Art Notebooking Pages 1

So the art is the SAME for both pages.

Too, this allows you to choose from either set depending on the time you have for that month. For example, one piece my sons may want to write, so I would print off that page. The next art piece they would want to sketch so I would print off that page from the other set.

Homeschool Art When You Don’t Want to Make a Mess

Give your child options and don’t think you have to use ALL the same pages from one set. I mixed and match depending on the mood for the day or month.

I have a more pictures from each set to show you. This is how the pages look from the set that has sketch boxes and

3rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 3 text and 1 sketch box 23rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 3 text and 1 sketch box 3

this is how the pages look from the set that has ALL text boxes.

3rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 4 text boxes 13rd grade Artist Study Packet 1 with 4 text boxes 2

Again, BOTH sets have the same art and are the same except for that one box.

Choices in any subject makes learning about it more enjoyable. We don’t feel so hemmed in.

I hope you enjoy this next grade level, which is Grade 8 according to Concordia University AND be sure to download both packets so you can decide which set best suits your needs for each art piece.

Download each notebooking packet below.

Artist Study Packet (8th grade) with 3 text – 1 sketch box

Artist Study Packet (8th grade) with 4 text boxes

Don’t you want the free art study packets for other grades? I know you do.

Click here to go to the other grades 1st through 7th Grade Free Art Curriculum.

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Lewis and Clark Expedition – The Ultimate Guide

April 25, 2016 | 3 Comments
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Lewis and Clark - The Ultimate Guide @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark are two of some of the most well-known and famous explorers in American history. Every time I read about something or someone they encountered, I can wait to read about it and discover some other gem they uncovered. We never get tired about reading about their journey.

So today, I have gathered resources from the four corners of the world (okay..maybe just the U.S. corners) to share the Lewis and Clark Expedition – The Ultimate Guide. This gives you the go to place for what you and your kids want to learn about Lewis and Clark.

It’s important to tell you that though more resources may exist, I have spent time combing through tons of them to find ones that I find are more useful in helping you to teach about the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Lewis and Clark Expedition – The Ultimate Guide

Remember to grab my Free Lewis and Clark Lapbook from this page.

And Grab any new activities for Lewis & Clark from my category section too.

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Lesson Plans, Resources & Printables – Lewis and Clark

Lewis & Clark Learning Resources
One of the best overall sites for information
Discovering New Resources
5 page pdf. Lesson Plan
The Journals of Lewis and Clark
Lewis & Clark Botany Books 1 & 2
Lewis & Clark Herbarium
Lewis & Clark as Naturalists
Lewis & Clark Teacher Guide 7 – 8th grade 57 page download
Lewis & Clark Teacher Guide 6 – 10th grade 18 page download about exploring river navigation
Lewis & Clark – Bitter Crossing
Lesson Plans 4 – 12th grade about plants, animals, soldiers, mapping and more
32 page Corps of Discovery Guide. Nice.
Sacagawea And the Lemhi Shoshoni
Meet the Corps of Discovery Members
Lewis & Clark Scientific Adventure
Describing the Unknown to Others
Lewis & Clark – Artful Recordings
Sacagawea FactsHow Did Lewis & Clark Cross the Rockies Comic
 Lewis and Clark and Me Unit Study
On this Day with Lewis and Clark
Comprehensive 32 pg pdf Lesson Plan
A Life In Beads – The Stories a Plains Dress Can Tell. Nice 10 pg pdf Download
Free Printable About Thomas Jefferson
Lewis & Clark Timeline
Undaunted Angler – Fishing With Lewis & Clark.
The Monticello Classroom
Lewis & Clark Teacher Guide 6 – 10th grade 20 page download about navigation
Lewis & Clark Mapping the West Nice!
1 page pdf download Insects of the Prairie
Lewis & Clark Head Home
Mapping America
Finding the Main Idea – Louisiana Purchase
On this Day With Lewis & Clark
Be specific Go West to the Pacific
Forensic Examination of Artifacts; Mystery of Meriwether Lewis’ Death
Drawing Activity



Activities – Lewis and Clark

Lewis & Clark To-Scale Mapping
 Our Own Lewis & Clark Expedition
Cool map with areas of interest to take a family vacation
Lewis & Clark mapping lesson
Make a Plant Press
Diy Paper Towel Roll Canoe
Make a Char Cloth
Video about Louisiana Purchase
Online Interactive Quiz – Sacajawea
memade Lewis & Clark Journals
Lewis & Clark Animal Discovery Journal
Animated video about Sacajawea
Interactive look at scenery
Free Louisiana Purchase Geography Game
Louisiana Purchase Edible Map
Construct an Easy Loom & Wampum Belt
Free Lewis & Clark Board Game
Lewis & Clark Rap

Books – Lewis and Clark

Animals on the Trail with Lewis and Clark
Seaman’s Journal: On the Trail With Lewis and Clark
Plants on the Trail with Lewis and Clark (Lewis & Clark Expedition)
The Lewis and Clark Expedition Coloring Book
My Name Is York
A Picture Book of Lewis and Clark (Picture Book Biography)
How We Crossed The West: The Adventures Of Lewis And Clark
Who Was Sacagawea?
Adventures of Lewis and Clark (Step Up Books)
Seaman: The Dog Who Explored the West With Lewis and Clark (Peachtree Junior Publication)
Your Life as a Private on the Lewis and Clark Expedition (The Way It Was)
Lewis and Clark for Kids: Their Journey of Discovery with 21 Activities (For Kids series)
Lewis and Clark for Kids!: The Amazing Story of the Most Famous Explorers in American History (History Books for Children Series)
The Lewis & Clark Expedition: Join the Corps of Discovery to Explore Uncharted Territory (Kaleidoscope Kids Book)

I hope you love studying about Lewis and Clark as we have in our first study and now this revisit.

Check out my other free Ultimate Guides!

Ultimate Guide for New Homeschoolers
The Unrivaled Guide to Civil War Activities for Kids
Ultimate Guide to Learning Activities in a Jar or Bottle

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365 Days Hands-On Homeschool Activities – One for EVERY Day of the Year!

February 19, 2016 | 15 Comments
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365 Days Hands-On Homeschool Activities

Today, I am over the top excited to share a resource that I have been working on for a while and it is 365 days of hands-on homeschool activities, one for every day of the year. Hands-on learning not only makes learning come alive, but it makes it stick. It took me a long time to learn that because it is hard to unlearn that worksheets are the way to teach when that is the only thing I was exposed to.

On top of that, my personality fights against me all the time meaning I am the type that would rather not have the mess or at least I thought so. But, there is another part of my personality, which I hope you can relate to and that is I want my time to count when it comes to teaching.

365 Days Hands-On Homeschool Activities - One for EVERY Day of the Year!

If you don’t want to teach the same concepts over and over, hands-on learning, hands down (pun intended, corny I know) is the only way to go.

Hands-on learning is not only fun, but engages the mind, fosters family togetherness and the best part, kids learn and remember for years. Not one worksheet ever has Mr. Senior 2013 said he remembered, but all the time consuming projects we did is what he recalls.

So today, enjoy this huge list of activities and come back here when you need a hands-on activity to teach for your lesson.

I have gathered up many hands-on lesson from top notch bloggers and educators and they are divided by subject instead of age because I feel hands-on learning activities are subjective and should fit your needs.

Hands-On Arts, Crafts & Music Activities

 


Art Project: Paper Silhouettes
 Sew Clothes for Dolls and Stuffies
Make a Notebook
Pointillism Cookies: Art for Kids
Impressionist Art Projects for Kids: Monet
Make Your Own Kid’s Travel Binder
DIY Beeswax Candles With Kids
Inverted Finger Painting
Felt Flowers Craft
How to Turn Children’s Art into Greeting Cards
Sea Turtle Art
DIY Bookmark Greeting Card Tutorial
Hand Stitched Cards
Felt Dinosaur Craft
Stick Weaving Tutorial
Easy Hands On Ideas When You’re Not the Bomb Mom
Winter Craft Ideas for Middle School
How to Turn Boring Worksheets into Fun Minibooks
Make footprint rug
Cicada Shell Art
Tie Dye Art with Baby Wipes
Flower Print & Scrape
Rainbow Painted Toast
Snap Paintings
Weaving Art
Square Foot Gardening
Icon Controversy (art history)
Chuck Close Portraits
Sew a Kitten
17 sea crafts
Create an Art Box
Teaching Kids to Bake
Monet’s Japanese Bridge
Bug Sensory Bin
Finger Knitting Scarf
LEGO Unit Study and Lapbook
Finger Knitting Ear Warmers
Fun, Fast, & Frugal DIY Stickers Your Kids Will Love!
DIY Pop-Up Card Tutorial
DIY Notepads
Hula Hoop Weaving Tutorial
Trees Through The Seasons Art Project
DIY Bath Bombs Tutorial
Make your own Felt Pizza
Make Birdseed Ornaments
Nature Craft Collage
Painted Watering Can
String Art Project
Explore Whittling and Carving
Body Painting
Color Mixing Tops
Rolling Pin Yarn Art Activities
Pretty Princess Beads
Fine Motor Activity with Straws and Pipe Cleaners

Hands-On Geography & History Activities


Civil War Treats: Molasses Cookies
 Mr. Lincoln’s Whiskers
Free Iroquois Lapbook
First Battle of Bull Run
Persian Mosaic Craft
Showing Civil War battles visually
Egypt Cookies
Make an Ancient Greece Chariot
HL Hunley, Civil War sub
What caused World War 1?
Free Westward Ho Lapbook
Clay Map of Greece
Terracotta Warriors
What was it like in the trenches of World War 1?
How did United States end up in World War 1?
Italy Cake
22 Awesome History Field Trips
The Start of World War 2
Roman Coins Craft
Roman shield
World War 2 movies to watch with your kids
History Pop ups
Ancient Rome Comedy Show
Remembering the Holocaust
Free Printable American History Game
Victory in Europe
Egyptian Feast
Make Celtic Cakes
How to Make Cardboard Egyptian Pillars
Make Negrinho from Brazil
Chicken Mummy
Egyptian Mythology
Make Roman Shield & Sword
Roman Mosaic
Make Pan Au Chocolat – French Revolution
Free Printable Storming the Bastille Game
100 Free Native American Resources
Cherokee Garden Pan Bread
How the Catapult changed history
15 Hands on Ideas French & Indian War
Marco Polo Salt Dough Map
Great Big List of Ancient Greece Ideas
Free Meso-America Lapbook
Senet board game
King Tut project
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Gandhi
Olypmpics
Alexander the Great
Small Arms Combat
Viking brooch craft
Xerxes lesson
Create Your Own Atlas – A High School Geography Project
Battle of Fort Sumter
Easy DIY Compass
Battle of Gettysburg
Make a Confederate Flag
Snack Like they Did in Ancient Greece – Make Baklava
Civil War in the Graveyard
LEGO Civil War Hospital
Ancient Civilizations Hands On
Victorian House Tour
Viking Spear craft
Discovery of Iceland
War of the Roses
Aesop’s Fables
LEGO Trench Warfare
20 Ancient Civilization coloring pages
Antique Train Tour
Ancient Greece Refraction Activity
Edible Roman Road
1920’s Party
Roman Fresco
1950’s Party
Make Your Own State Puzzle
Hannibal
Orange Globe
How to Make Swords and Shields
DIY Lava Lamp
How to Make an Edible Map with Crispy Rice Cereal
Step-by-Step: Making a Paper Mache Map
Extend a Timeline Book
Step-by-Step: Making an Edible Map
Battle of Hastings
How to Make a Salt Dough Map
Make an Arctic Region Salt Dough Map
Free FBI Lapbook
Sumerian activities
Minoan lesson
Phoenician Activities
South America Salt Dough Map
Pompeii
Study Geography of France by Creating a Solar Oven
Study Texas – Make Chili
13 Free Printable History Board Games
Leif Ericson discovered America
Create a Mythological Map
World War II Activities
Make Hardtack
Unrivaled Guide to American Civil War Activities
Free Medieval Japan Lapbook
Free Lewis and Clark Lapbook
Paper Art Landforms
Greek Columns
Julius Caesar

Hands-On Science & Math Activities


Fun Ways to Overlearn Math
 Hands On Teaching: Coin Counting With Free Printable
Parts of the bone model
Making Blood
Learn about muscles through exercise
Dental health lesson
Free Human Body Lapbook
Finding fats in foods
Make a model of blood
Bird Beak Experiment
Microscope Study
Make an edible heart model
Ways to Make Math Fun for Active Learners
Circulatory system game
How to make a candy spine
Activities for Learning about Atoms
Creeks
Colorful Celery Science Experiment
Water filtration experiment
Nervous System Projects
Skin and Hair Science Activities
Learning Perimeter and Area with LEGO
Plate Tectonics and Earthquakes
The Earth: Hands-on Activities
DNA and Genetics Activities
Sugar Cube Rock cycle
Layers of the Earth’s Atmosphere lesson
Clouds unit
Make a heart pump
Plate tectonics unit
Food Web Activity
Build An Aircraft Engineering Challenge
LEGO Bacteria
Make Your Own Volcano
Caves Unit Study
Edible Sedimentary Rocks
Water Unit Study
Groundwater Experiment
Acids and Bases
Paper Structures Engineering Challenge
Dissolving Calcium with Acid
Square Foot Nature Survey
Measuring the Volume of a Solid
Testing Charles’s Gas Law
Newton’s First Law Experiment
Biofilm Experiment
Properties Of Water Experiments
Superhero States of Matter Science Experiment
STEM Challenges with Hands-On Engineering
Making a Hurricane Lapbook
How Big is a Foot? enrichment activity
Teaching Perimeter and Area with Geoboards
Use a Number Balance to Practice Math Facts and Encourage Mathemati…
Using the Six Tens Card Deck to enhance math learning
Origami Math Game {Tutorial}
Domino Stair-Step Pattern
Chemical Reaction Experiment
How to Make a Model of Earth’s Layers – Spice Jar Style!
How to Build a Model Periodic Table of Elements
The Inuit and Arctic Circle Hands On Ideas
Make a Crystal Radio
Make Invisible Ink
Forensic Science – Take Fingerprints
Fall unit study ideas
50 Keep Me Homeschooling During the Winter
Humboldt Current Activity
Edible Geography Sea Currents
Flower Dissection
Edible Ocean Layers
Make Soap
How Carnivorous Plants digest their prey
Mega List of Human Body Hands On Ideas
Make a water cycle in a bag
Measuring Snow
Outer Space Math Maze
Building the Water Cycle by Legos
Hug an Tree to Estimate Its Age
Animal Tracks Match Up
Charcoal Water Purifying Experiment
Water Cycle Experiment
Spiders
Starting Seeds Indoors
Make A Mold Terrarium
Extracting DNA From Strawberries
Reverse Engineering
Making A Polymer Ball
Gumdrop Structures Engineering Challenge
Experimenting With Flexibility
Erosion Hands On Activity
Hands On Learning: Atoms, Molecules, and Compounds
Rigid vs. flexible bone activity
Hands On Teaching: Piggy Bank Math
Learn the names of the bones
Edible skin activity
Teaching first aid: how to treat a broken bone
Why are our bones strong?
Color Sudoku (Logic Game)
Frogs & Toads
Hands on muscles lesson
What food has starches in it?
Play Stomachion Like Archimedes
Amoeba Cake
Learning about blood types
Learning the Order of the Planets in the Solar System
Orange Science Experiments
Brain cell model
Music and Noise Experiments
Playdough brain model
Learn about the brain activities
How to Make an Egg Float
Fake snow activity
Layers of the Earth lesson
Volcano activities
Extreme Winds activity
Earthquake activity
Atmosphere Unit Study
Geo Links (preschool math)
Hands-on Activities for Weather
Ridiculous Weather Report
Moon Unit Study
Solar System Unit Study
Build A Windcar Engineering Challenge
DIY stethoscope
Chemistry Tools
Filtration Experiment
Polishing Pennies Experiment
Static Electricity
Make Your Own Slime
Five Fabulous Frogs (preschool math)
Make Your Own Element Cards
Biopsy Science Experiment
Atmospheric Pressure Experiment
Compost Cup Science Experiment
Digestive System Experiments
Squishy Science
Center of Gravity Experiment
Experimenting With The Senses
Mixtures and Compounds
How to Build Atomic Models
Atomic Cookies
Building Molecular Models
Tropical Rainforest Resources
Breaking Covalent Bonds
Saltwater Experiment
Saturated Solutions
Freezing Alcohol
Hydrocarbons
Using Math Mini Office Lapbooks
Practice telling time with a hula hoop
Practice Math Facts with this FUN 5-Minute Math Drill
8 Ways to Use Kinetic Sand for Math
Bean Bag Measurement Activity
Hand Clap Games
75 Awesome Things to Add to a Lapbook
How to make an abacus
How to Make a 3D Model of the Skin
How to Make an Edible Cell Model
How to Make a Paper Mache Earth
20 Summer Ideas for Teens
Metamorphic Edible Rocks
Enzyme Experiment
5 Free Hands on Science Activities
Make dinosaur bones
Solar System Pipe Cleaner Model
How to Not Pop a Balloon by Fire
Make Winter Ice Jewels
Foil Boat Engineering Challenge
Potential and Kinetic Energy
Oxygen and Fire Experiment
Steel Wool and Battery Experiment
Number Wheel
Measure It!
Red Cabbage Litmus Test
Square Foot Gardening
Comparing Increases in Heart Rate

Hands-On Language Art Activities


Word Family Activities for Beginning Readers
15 Reading Activities
Active Reading Games
Laundry Letter Matching Game
Indian in the Cupboard
The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe
Message in a Bottle
Diy Spelling Magnets
Free Milk Cap Spelling Mats
Make an experience book to learn language
Lego Duplo Sight Word Towers
Sight Words with Winter Tic Tac Toe
Play charades to learn vocabulary
Name Writing Nature Hunt
Roll to Write
Sandbox Writing Printable Cards
Word Wheel Tutorial and FREE Printable
Four-in-a-Row Reading Game
Narration Jar and Narration Cube
Create an interactive word wall
If You Give a…..
Make Berry Ink, Pot & Quill
Spelling Dice Game
Stamping Sight Words
50 Alternatives to Sitting Quietly During Read Aloud
Spelling Game Ice Excavation
Use story sticks to build comprehension
Sight Word Snow Globe for Word Work
Free Spelling Game
Super Easy Stencils
Alphabet Tic-Tac-Toe
10 Easy Language Arts Activities

 

365 Days Hands-On Homeschool Activities. One for EVERY day of the year!!

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Top 10 Free Popular Homeschool History Printables

February 10, 2016 | 2 Comments
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Today, I wanted to share with you what my readers love here when it comes to history printables. Be sure you have grabbed all of these top 10 free popular homeschool history printables.

With all the free printables I have created, the number one spot goes to the What is History minibook on the Ancient Civilization Unit Study page.

Top 10 Popular Free History Printables @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

The number two spot or printable is ironically on the same page, Ancient Civilization Unit Study and it is the free Mesopotamia Cover sheet.

Essential Homeschool History Printables

Fast forward quite a few years and the third spot is my Lewis and Clark Unit Study and Lapbook. (Note: This was free for a limited time.)

Still moving forward to modern history, you are really loving the Titanic timeline printable, which came in fourth place.

In fifth place, we go back in time again and this time the Ancient Greece Geography minibook got fifth place.

Taking sixth place is Hammurabi from Babylon, which is another printable from the ancients on the Ancient Civilization Unit Study .

Coming in at seventh place, eighth and ninth place are all printables from my Egypt unit study which too are all from the Ancient Civilization Unit Study .

Egypt Map
Egypt  Famous Queens
Egypt Pharoahs and Queens Front Page

Finally, rounding out the top 10 popular history printables on my site is the Westward Expansion timeline on my Westward Ho Unit study and Lapbook.

I love getting a peek into what rocks your homeschool world, but more than anything it shows me what you use and love here so that I can continue adding more history printables for you.

Did your favorites make the list? What are you favorite homeschool history printables here? What would you like to see more of? (ok, it doesn’t hurt to ask)

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How to Use a History Spine to Build Your Study of History
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