Robotics and Coding Part 1 Our children have really taken an interest in coding and robotics lately. Assuming that coding will likely be as important for them as reading in the future, I am running with this interest. Any additional coding classes that I can place them into outside of homeschool, along with coding and robotics books or toys we can put in their hands, we have incorporated into our learning. Below are some great coding and robotics resources to start with that

The Muscular System: Part 1 of 5 My interest in teaching Human Anatomy sparked even further when we reached the muscular system study in our Apologia Anatomy and Physiology book. There are so many insightful components to this unit that we can teach our children, especially around the way our bodies move. First and foremost, we are to honor our Father with our bodies. "What? Know ye not your body is the temple of the Hold Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye ar

Robotics and Coding Part 5 Robot Book Recommendations One of my favorite times throughout our homeschooling day to read to our children is during meal times. It cuts down on playing at the table, allows for intellectual conversation, and provides me a captive audience to read to. These have been our favorite robot books! Links to each are posted below. Links National Geographic Kids Readers: Robots Bot + Boy Cool Robots Witness Books- Robot R is for Robot Time for Kids Explor

Robotics and Coding Part 4 Legos meets Firebot Our children love to create with Legos. These pair so nicely with many of our lesson plans due to the versatility. Click on the picture or the link below to see this classic Lego set that we have. Please note that I may receive compensation from affiliate marketing in this blog post. Generally I leave Legos for their free time or to play with during our read aloud time. Today however, I decided to jump in on this activity and pl