5th grade homeschool ideas

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Looking for some fun and engaging PBL project based learning ideas? Get 9 fresh and exciting project based learning activities for elementary and middles school students, as well as homeschool families! From starting a hot cocoa stand to designing a water park to planning a road trip, these PBL projects with math and writing are just the ticket for fun, hands-on learning for kids in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade classrooms and homeschooling families.

Cool experiments to pique kids' interest in science.

Need to know how to homeschool 5th grade? Get inspriation from the resources and curriculum we are using this year!

This 5th grade reading list will help you choose books for your child. Also, there's a FREE lesson or novel study for each book on the list!

Inside: Sharing our unschooling ideas for the upcoming school year - unschooling five kids in 9th, 7th, 5th, 3rd, and Kindergarten. Read on for resources, thoughts and tentative plans as we enter our tenth year

I'm pressing on with sharing our homeschool goals this year, and next on the list is 5th grade! As I said in the 7th grade post, I make a list of goals for each of my children at the beginning of each school year. As a person who leans towards planning for too many subjects, this list of goals helps me pull myself back on track. I look at the list almost weekly, and if I want to add something, it has to pass this test: Does the new task help attain the goals, or is it a hindrance? In

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Teaching times tables to kids can be difficult (am I right?!), but we’ve got 15 ideas to make teaching multiplication fun. With tons of free printables to choose from, these multiplication games and activities are perfect for 2nd to 5th grade learning, and can be used both in the classroom and at home.