Resource Roundup Week 4

Need a quick reference for the Quid Et Quo? Want to review CC charts without fumbling through your guide? These flashcards are Essential 😉 Each card contains images to help your child memorize and *understand* CC charts. Psst: They will have fun learning too!

Learn more about Parts of Speach Flashcards for Visual Learners.

Irregular Verb GO FISH game is a fun way to review the 5 principal parts of a verb as well as the most common irregular verb conjugations. Your kids will beg to review irregular verbs!

Learn more about Irregular Verb Go Fish Review Game.

Preposition Pileup is played in the same way as the popular card game, Slap It, just while reviewing and learning 70 of the most common prepositions in the English language! As the child lays down their card, they read the preposition on the card, and the cards pile up in a single stack. When someone plays a “preposition pileup” card, the first person to slap the card wins the pile. When all cards are played, the player with the most cards wins!

Multiplication tables 1 to 15 set to familiar melodies for the classical learner.

These songs are designed for Classical Learners, especially those in Classical Conversation who are in pursuit of their Memory Master Award!

Melodies include The Limbo Song, London Bridge, Braham’s Lullaby, etc…

Empower your students to learn the critical life skill of Time Management.  The Chrondala Calendar allows them to visualize and plan for upcoming events such as project due dates, sports, and home-life activities.

We could all manage our time better if we could see where we were, where we are now, and where we are going all in one view.  Some people, especially those with executive function challenges, need more than the conventional flip-calendar design to understand the span and sequence of time.

The answer is the Chrondala Calendar. This learning tool gives a whole-picture view of the year, allowing people to visualize all of their plans at the same time.   Stay on top of upcoming events, important dates, and learn time management skills.

With the Timeline Book of Centuries, history comes ALIVE as you create your own unique personal keepsake of what you have studied and learned.

Inspired by Charlotte Mason’s Book of Centuries, this book has a two-page spread for each century from 4000 BC to AD 2100. Each century has spaces to record people, wars & events, discoveries, and developments in literature, music, and art. The book starts with an undated two-page spread for earliest history. Lined and unlined pages are located in the back of the book for extra notes, lists, and drawings.

Much more portable than a wall timeline, this book is an excellent resource to supplement homeschooling, CC Challenge or Foundations programs, Charlotte Mason programs, private or public education, university level studies or the studies of life-long learners.

Kids can enjoy learning about the world around them with these three fun games and a terminology unit. With the Global Geography Game, they can test their knowledge of landforms, oceans, continents, countries, and more as they race to collect the prized continent cards. They can learn about 300 cities from 50 countries with the Cities of the World Geography Card Game and 199 countries with the Countries of the World Geography Card Game. They can learn the terminology of geography and maps by copying 40 keywords and their definitions with the Geography & Map Skills Terminology & Copywork.

Help kids discover the history of astronomy and space exploration with this Space Exploration Activity Pack Bundle of 8 engaging resources. They can learn about the Apollo missions, famous astronauts, the timeline of astronomy and space exploration, some of the vehicles used, and more through notebooking, copywork, guided drawing, and writing prompts. There is a variety of resources included to appeal to multiple learning styles.

Help students learn more about how the government works with this United States Government Bundle. With the U.S. Constitution Notebooking Journal – Deluxe Edition, students have the opportunity to take a closer look at the entire U.S. Constitution, a few sections at a time. Space is given for students to record their answers to dozens of questions about the articles and amendments. In the Race to the Oval Office Board Game, you can find out which player’s knowledge of government, history, and the electoral process will win them the electoral votes needed to reach the Oval Office. The Does Every Vote Count? Unit Study looks at the electoral process from the ground up, starting with local elections and working up to the presidential election. With the Chief Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court Notebooking Journal, students have the opportunity to investigate the 17 men who have served as the Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court and record key information about each one.

Take writing – and knowledge of history – a step further with these writing prompts from history. These 100 writing prompts from history touch all seven continents, beginning in the 500s and continuing through the modern day. Students witness the signing of treaties, the accomplishments made in a variety of sports, the debut of inventions, and much more. They provide the opportunity to stretch both the imagination and critical thinking skills, as students are given the opportunity to evaluate history from many different vantage points. From the Vikings to the FBI, there’s a world full of history to discover. 24 pages total. Ages 11-18.

Challenge 1 families, are you nervous about reading Shakespeare? Hannah McAdams has directed her own abridged Shakespearean plays with students for sixteen years. The Twenty Minute Taming of the Shrew abridgment is pure Shakespearean language, ultra-abridged. This hysterical play was the absolute favorite of all the performers. Shakespeare was meant to be performed and enjoyed, not just read and studied.

This one year course will introduce students to the topics and readings from ancient history to modern times. Through reading the history narrative and original source texts, students will receive a comprehensive overview of the history of our great world. Unit projects and written assignments will expand the scope and analysis of the time periods they are studying.

If you’re looking for living books for high school science, Friendly Sciences has got your needs covered! As Charlotte Mason educators for 30 years, we put our enthusiasm for understanding physical science, biology and chemistry into these books! We offer lots of personal support as well as teaching videos to make it enjoyable to establish relationships with these science subjects! For 25 years, homeschooling families and co-ops, charter schools, public schools and community colleges have all utilized our science books to increase their appreciation for our amazing world!

This Research Notebook is a great tool to use alongside the research strand in Challenge A.

Record Topics, Research, Outlines, Bibliography, Checklist, Artwork, and Final Report all in one place, which also creates a portfolio of the student’s work at the end of the year.

Learn more about Challenge A Research Notebook

This Research Notebook is a great tool for Challenge B Students in Classical Conversations

Students can record their research and reports all in one place while creating a portfolio to remember the year. Sections are provided for 14 astronomers in the history of astronomy as well as a place for chapter summaries and outlines in the study of origins.

Learn more about Challenge B Research Notebook.

This planner is designed for Challenge Students! Pick and print exactly what you need. Dated through August 2022 with un-dated weekly assignment pages. Use for all Challenge levels!

Learn more about the Challenge Planner.