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Tag Archives: homeschool
We recently attended two field trips to the Houston Police Department Mounted Patrol Stables. This is the second year in a row we have attended and it never disappoints. Kids of all ages had a great time and this was …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Citizenship, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged citizenship, civics, home school, home school field trips, homeschool, horses, Houston Police Department, HPD Mounted Police Stables, Mounted Patrol, review
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Cool Blast Lemonade is gearing up for their 2013 season. They opened for the first time this weekend. Unfortunately, they did not do too well but learned some valuable lessons. We are starting our 2013 Lemonade Day account with updates …
Almost every day I see a news story about something to do with public school education that makes me so thankful we homeschool. There are times I am asked to justify why we homeschool Many of them are for personal …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Citizenship, Home School Curriculum, Home School Myths, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten
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Tagged glad we homeschool, home school, homeschool, public school, school crime, Why we homeshool
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Biography’s documentary on Paul Revere is a great supplement to curriculum when you are learning about the Revolutionary War. It gives a fairly well rounded and accurate portrayal of Paul Revere and emphasizes the fact that the legend of the …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Citizenship, Home School Curriculum, Home School Government, Home School History, Home School Language Arts, Home School Theater, Junior High 6th through 8th, Reviews
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Tagged citizenship, civics, documentary, History, home school, Home School Curriculum, homeschool, Homeschool Movie Club, Longfellow, Movie review, Paul Revere, review, US History
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Since Great Play of Cypress opened, we have wanted to try it out. Their Open House free trial offer was the perfect time to do so. We got a free class for all three children so got a good indication …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, Home School Health, Home School PE, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged field trips, Great Play, Great Play Gym, Great Play of Cypress, health, home school, Home School Curriculum, home school field trips, homeschool, PE, Physical Education, review
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At Homeschool Pool we like to use websites and computer games to enhance the schoolwork that occurs at home. One of the sites we have used with the younger children is Starfall. Starfall has a basic service that is …
Posted in Free Home School Downloads, Home School Language Arts, Home School Math, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged educational websites, home school, Home School Curriculum, homeschool, language arts, More Starfall, review, Starfall, Starfall Review
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We went to the Police Museum last summer because we were doing a unit on crime prevention. It is a somewhat interesting museum but it is not very big. It makes up for not being very large by being free. …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Citizenship, Home School History, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged field trips, home school, home school field trips, homeschool, Houston Police Museum
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We recently went to Little Beakers with our Homeschool group and had a great time. Little Beakers is a drop-in science lab that allows kids to don their lab coat and safety glasses and get to work on some really …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Science, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged field trips, home school, home school field trips, homeschool, Little Beakers, review, Science, science lab
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One of the most recent parent panics I came across was the homeschool myth that without a classroom, homeschooling would be problematic. In a society where we have been immersed in the formal public or private school method I can …
Even the best places have off days. This was the sentiment I had last time I visited the Houston Maritime Museum and why I held off writing a review until now. Without going into too many of the gory details, …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Art, Home School History, Home School Science, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged Civil War, field trips, History, home school, Home School Art, Home School Curriculum, home school field trips, homeschool, Houston Maritime Museum, museums, review
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The Star Spangled Banner’s lyrics were written by Francis Scott Key in 1814. The lyrics came from a poem he wrote entitled The Defense of Fort McHenry in the War of 1812.
John Stafford Smith wrote a popular British song …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Citizenship, Home School Curriculum, Home School Government, Home School History, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten
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Tagged 4th of July, citizenship, civics, Flag Day, government, History, holidays, home school, Home School Curriculum, homeschool, Independence Day, National Anthem, Pledge, Pledge of Allegiance, Presidents Day, Star Spangled Banner, US History, What Does the National Anthem Mean, What does the Pledge of Allegiance Mean, What does the Star Spangled Banner Mean
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One of the most anticipated events in the Homeschool Pool household was the release of Disney/Pixar’s latest offering, Brave. Brave is an animated feature about a young girl who is coming into her own and dealing with the pressures …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Art, Home School Geography, Home School History, Home School Theater, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged Brave, Brave movie review, field trips, Home School Art, Home School Curriculum, home school field trips, Home School Geography, Home School Theater, homeschool, Homeschool Movie Club
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If you found us by the Hip Homeschool Hop, please let us know! For those of you who do not know about it, Hip Homeschool Moms have a weekly event designed to help other homeschool sites network. Welcome to everyone …
Today we did some do-it-yourself puzzles. This is a fast, easy, and inexpensive way to be creative and have some fun. This is one of Homeschool Pool’s go-to crafts for rainy day fun when all your plans fly out the …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, Home School Art, Home School Curriculum, Home School Hints, PreK to Kindergarten
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Tagged DIY Puzzles, home school, Home School Art, Home School Curriculum, homeschool, make your own puzzles, puzzles
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Art is a staple in our home. Not only do we frequently create but we also quite regularly attend museums and tours to expose the children to many different forms of art. Quite often we use a recent excursion as …
Math is one of those things that comes easy for Tadpole. She understands the concepts flawlessly. What she struggles with, however, is the actual calculations. She can do multiplication and division pretty easily. She learned her times tables long ago. …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Hints, Home School Math, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten
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Tagged add, adding, Blackjack, estimate, home school, Home School Curriculum, homeschool, homeschool math, math, mathematics, probability, subtract, subtracting
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For co-op this semester Tadpole took Filmmaking as one of her classes. This was the majority of what we did with theater over the past few weeks. The teacher wrote the following:
The students learned many aspects of filmmaking and
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Because Homeschool Pool frequents so many museums in the area we try, whenever possible, to get annual memberships. We did not have the Health Museum on our radar for an annual membership because we did not believe we would go …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Health, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten, Reviews
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Tagged field trips, health museum, home school, Home School Curriculum, home school field trips, homeschool, Houston Health Museum
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Hello to everyone and hope the new week is productive for all. This week we have co-op, Lemonade Day activities and typical course work for everyone. Our butterfly garden is doing really well. We have caterpillars and we had to …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, High School, Home School Curriculum, Home School Hints, Home School Science, HomeSchool Pool Site Updates, Junior High 6th through 8th, PreK to Kindergarten
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Tagged birds, butterfly gardening, gardening, hatching, home school, Home School Curriculum, homeschool, hummingbirds, live cam, nest, red tailed hawks
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We thought we would update you a bit on what we have been up to this week. There has been a lot of activity in our butterfly garden. We have caterpillars! We have pretty flowers, too but the caterpillars are …
Posted in Elementary 1st through 5th, Home School Citizenship, Home School Curriculum, Home School Economics, Home School Foreign Language, Home School Government, Home School Home Ec, Home School Music, PreK to Kindergarten
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Tagged butterfly gardening, Foreign language, gardening, home school, Home School Curriculum, Home School Home Ec, homeschool, hummingbirds, Lemonade Day
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