Even if you’ve managed to get into a nice schedule after the holidays, the winter months can seem to drag on, and sometimes winter doldrums set in. Kids are longing to go outside but the weather doesn’t allow it. Why not overcome those winter blues by incorporating games into your homeschool routine? Games offer opportunities for hands-on learning, stimulate creativity, and foster critical thinking skills. Here are a few new games we’ve recently added to supplement the four core subjects that might make your homeschool lessons more engaging and memorable.
History that the youngest of readers could enjoy, this book is filled with facts and tidbits about random and iconic creations through the ages. Each two-page spread features a specific time period and includes several different items from that age, as well as facts about each item, tips on creating the items, the geographical location of the featured time period, and more! This book is quite educational and entertaining, providing a basic overview and understanding of chronological history in a way that children will enjoy. The book also includes 53 LEGO® pieces that can be used to create a Greek temple, rocket launch pad, wooly mammoth, and pagoda—all items mentioned in the historical sections of the book. The back of the book includes step-by-step instructions to complete these items. The front cover has a storage compartment where the included LEGO® pieces can be stored. 76 pgs, hc. ~ Brianna
