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Two easy-to-miss "holidays" next week πͺ¨π«π· β how to make them count
Hey Reader, Next week brings two fun, easy-to-miss "holidays" that are perfect for a low-key learning day: International Rock Day (Monday, July 13) and Bastille Day (Tuesday, July 14). Neither one needs a lesson plan β just a little curiosity. πͺ¨π«π· Here are 3 ways to make them count: πͺ¨ 1. Go on a backyard rock hunt π«π· 2. Take a mini "trip" to France for Bastille Day π 3. Do a Wonder Explorer mission between the two π Start a free mission at homeschoolsafari.com/wonder-explorer Free for families. Runs in any browser. English & Spanish. 50+ missions. Two minutes to set up. You're in good company. Homeschooling keeps growing, and so does support for it β more states are expanding Education Savings Account programs this year, and new ESA-friendly options keep opening up for homeschool families. Whatever your reasons for homeschooling, you're part of a real, thriving community. If you want a little extra structure for the second half of summer, our Summer Programs are hands-on and curiosity-driven β built to keep kids growing without turning summer into school. π Explore Our Summer Programs Not sure what fits your family? Grab a free, no-pressure call with us. We'll ask about your kids, listen, and help you figure out what makes sense β no sales pitch, just a real conversation. π Schedule a Free Call Have a rock-solid, revolution-worthy week, Yes! We accept ESA in Arizona, New Hampshire, Utah, Wyoming, and Arkansas. PS β Hit reply and tell us: what's the coolest rock (or fact) your kids have ever found? We read every message and love hearing from you. πͺ¨ PS2 β Please don't unsubscribe from our emails! By staying subscribed, you'll continue to receive important updates, community news, and helpful tips to support your homeschooling journey. |
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Hey Reader, This weekend brings two easy-to-miss "holidays" back to back: National Ice Cream Day (Sunday, July 19) and Moon Day (Monday, July 20) β the 57th anniversary of Apollo 11's landing. Neither one needs a lesson plan, just a little curiosity. π¦π Here are 3 ways to make them count: π¦ 1. Turn ice cream into a chemistry lesson Making ice cream in a bag is real science, not just a treat. Fill a small bag with cream, sugar, and vanilla, seal it inside a bigger bag packed with ice and salt,...
Hey Reader, July 4th is this Thursday β and if you're a homeschool family, you already know that a national holiday isn't just a day off. It's a classroom with fireworks. Here are 3 ways to turn Independence Day into something memorable β without turning it into a lesson plan your kids will groan through. π πΊπΈ 1. Read the Declaration out loud β just the first two paragraphs You don't need to tackle the whole thing. Just read the opening lines together: "We hold these truths to be...
Hey Reader, This Saturday, June 21st, is the summer solstice β the longest day of the year. More sunlight than any other day. And if you've got curious kids at home, that's basically a free science lesson waiting to happen. βοΈ Here are 3 easy ways to turn the solstice into a memorable learning moment β no prep, no pressure: βοΈ 1. Build a shadow clock together First thing in the morning, go outside and mark where your shadow falls. Come back every hour and mark it again. By end of day, you'll...