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Incorporating holidays into your homeschooling routine offers a unique opportunity to explore a diverse array of topics, sparking curiosity and fostering a love for learning in your children. Each holiday provides a gateway to new subjects and experiences, allowing for child-led learning that can make education both fun and meaningful. From historical events and scientific…
Patriot’s Day is to remember the Battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19th, 1775. These historic events were the cornerstones of the American Revolutionary War. Are you thinking of another holiday with a similar name? Patriot Day is celebrated on September 11 to commemorate the lives lost during the terrorist attacks on that day….
Does pondering the question, “Is today National Superhero Day?”, occupy your thoughts? The lives of Superheros and what it would be like to possess superpowers can be quite distracting. A day like National Superhero Day is the perfect opportunity to bring out the hero in all of us. We celebrate national Superhero Day on April…
Before Christians begin celebrating the Easter Triduum, they experienced Shrove Tuesday and Ash Wednesday. If you would like to learn more about the complete path to Easter Sunday, Please feel free to read: PREPARING TO CELEBRATE LENT ON SHROVE TUESDAY and WHAT ASH WEDNESDAY MEANS This post, Celebrating the Easter Triduum, may contain affiliate links,…
Spring has sprung as far as the calendar is concerned…in the Northern Hemisphere. Hopefully, the weather where you live has decided to participate. In the Southern Hemisphere, Autumn is decorating the landscape with its beauty. Wherever you are in the world, There are plenty of holidays for April your kids won’t want to miss celebrating….
Do you find yourself wondering what Ash Wednesday means? Perhaps you even believe you are required to attend church services on Ash Wednesday. You may have friends who get *dirt* on their heads each spring when Lent begins. Did you celebrate Mardi Gras or what is also known as Shrove Tuesday? Let’s take a factual…
We celebrate Morse Code Day to honor Samuel Morse. Use these activities for Morse Code to celebrate Mr. Morse’s birthday, April 27th. Samuel Morse is credited with inventing Morse Code (of course!) and he is also often associated with the invention of the Telegraph. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly who the “FIRST” is with any…
Shall I compare thee to a Summer’s day? Come to think of it, you might be looking more like a green-eyed monster. No time to figure it out, because we have a birthday to celebrate! Today, in honor of William Shakespeare’s birth, it is Talk Like Shakespeare Day! April 23 is commonly accepted as the…
