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New! A Linked Novel Study for ‘Isabel Feeney, Star Reporter’

I’ve been hard at work writing a new novel study, and it’s ready!  Beth Fantaskey‘s newest book Isabel Feeney, Star Reporter is a great way for tweens to learn about the Roarin’ ’20s.  Isabel is a ten-year-old who skips school to sell papers for the Tribune to help her mother when she hears a murder… Continue reading New! A Linked Novel Study for ‘Isabel Feeney, Star Reporter’

Writing History at Epic Patriot Camp

Last week my kids experienced the most amazing camp ever.  It was Epic Patriot Camp, sponsored by the National Park Service, held at the Abingdon Muster Grounds, and taught, in part, by the wonderful author Jenny L. Cote. For six hours each day, the lived the Revolutionary Battle of King’s Mountain.  Over the course of… Continue reading Writing History at Epic Patriot Camp

How to Host Your Own ‘Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library’ Party

My Big Helper has been talking about this month’s Chris Grabenstein book club event for weeks.  She’s been counting down the days, then the hours, all while bouncing off the walls and carrying her invitation around with her endlessly. We love Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library.  There are so many things you can learn from… Continue reading How to Host Your Own ‘Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library’ Party

Host a Family Cook-Off Night

We’ve got a new family tradition – we’ve decided to start holding monthly family cook-offs. The kids are getting really into this. Earlier in the month we had a grilled-cheese competition for Valentine’s Day.  I baked different kinds of bread, bought a few varieties of cheese, and preheated the griddle.  Everyone made two sandwiches and… Continue reading Host a Family Cook-Off Night

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10 Adventure Stories for Elementary Readers

    My kids love to read adventure stories, and I love how enthused they get about reading when they find a good one.  There are also great lessons to be learned from adventure stories – lessons about being brave in the face of danger, of trusting God when the path is unknown, and of embracing… Continue reading 10 Adventure Stories for Elementary Readers

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