Fun, educational, and sometimes surprising, this Saint Patrick infographic is full of interesting facts. Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
Infographic: Saint Patrick’s Day Facts
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Lan Tsubata Lee: Director of “Dancing Joy”
“Dancing Joy,” a film directed by Lan Tsubata Lee, celebrates the innate beauty in every culture and people.
Amazing Historical Sites around Albany, New York, to Visit with Your Homeschoolers
Here are some amazing historical sites to visit around Albany, New York.
Thriving 101: Free E-course for American Patriots
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6 Reasons To Send Your Teen on a Gap Year
Here are six reasons you may want to consider sending your child on a gap year to another country.
How to Cope with Culture Shock (Infographic)
This infographic covers the main symptoms and phases of culture shock, and provides tips to overcome it.
Schoolhouse Rocked: The Homeschool Revolution
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Girl Gamers and Gender Inequality in eSports
The problem of discrimination is a real challenge in every sphere – even virtual worlds!
Spanish Cultural Program for Teenagers
This four-month Spanish Cultural Program includes a reading club, screening of short films, poetry recitals, and introductory workshops on creative writing.
My Grandmother’s Feet
In “My Grandmother’s Feet,” I tell the story of a woman who has volunteered, bettered the world and traveled around the globe.
My First Kiss on the Day of the Dead
Camille’s “My First Kiss on the Day of the Dead” poem won a Gold Key in the 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, Southwest Region-at-Large.
Conservative Current Events Websites for Kids and Teens
“Are there any good, conservative, current events websites geared for kids/teens?”
Tips for Homeschooling Abroad
One of the unique things about homeschooling is that it can be done from virtually anywhere, including a different country.
Pescetarianism: the Diet for Vegetarians Who Like Fish
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The History of 3D Technology, from the Stereoscope to the Viewmaster
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Family Vacation: An Opportunity for Learning and a Chance to Practice Planning Skills
Use your next family vacation as a learning opportunity for your teens to practice skills they don’t get to hone in their ordinary routines.
Dark Agenda: The War to Destroy Christian America
A famous Jewish author is warning Christians they are in danger; they are targeted by secular leftists who want to destroy Christianity in America.
6 Social Media Predictions for 2020
By observing current trends, we can make some social media predictions for the year 2020 and beyond.
Thanksgiving STEM Activities
Don’t think Thanksgiving has anything to do with STEM? Think again!
Odd and Funny Sleeping Practices Around the World
While people worldwide have a common need for sleep, there are a few sleeping habits and practices that are unique to some areas.
Campus Culture: Community College vs. University
Two-year and four-year colleges each have their own culture, their own way of looking at things, and their own set of customs.
The Best Anime Movies for Anime Month
For those who are new to Japanese anime, the best introduction may be watching an anime movie.