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Unit Study Supplement: Louisiana Facts, U.S. 18th State
Louisiana is definitely a melting pot of multiple cultures. It has a deep history blended with French, African, American, and French-Canadian influences. Because of this, there are two words that are distinct to Louisiana: Cajun (French-Canadian influenced) and Creole (native-born Louisiana residents). Those are just a couple of the fun facts about Louisiana that you’ll […]
Indiana Field Trips for Homeschoolers
Indiana has a lot to offer homeschool families. No matter where you live (or are visiting) in the state, you are likely less than half a tank of gas away from a key historical, cultural, or natural site full of learning opportunities. Currently studying tribal history? True to the state’s name, there are plenty of […]
Unit Study Supplement: Harry Truman, U.S. 33rd President
What was Harry Truman known for? Most notably, Truman is associated with the dropping of an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan at the end of World War II. He was ultimately quite an unpopular president, but he is credited with some major accomplishments during his tenure, including creating new divisions of the Armed Services, combatting […]
Michigan Field Trips for Homeschoolers
There are so many fun things to do in Michigan, particularly when you are fortunate enough to be a homeschooling family with the flexibility to learn on the go! Whether you have homeschoolers who are interested in how cars are built, what you might find in a shipwreck, or how ancient Native Americans communicated, there […]
Unit Study Supplement: South Carolina Facts, U.S. 8th State
As one of the original 13 colonies, South Carolina is a state rich with history. For example, did you know that the first battle of the Civil War took place in this state? Or that Charleston is the oldest city, founded in 1670? As part of Time4Learning’s full series of United States unit study supplements, […]
Unit Study Supplement: Kentucky Facts, U.S. 15th State
In 1808, two very famous leaders were born just miles away from each other in the state of Kentucky: Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis, the two leaders of the Civil War. While Kentucky was the 15th state to be established, it still had a large role in the development of the United States. Why not […]
Homeschool Coding Day at Time4Learning
On Wednesday, May 23rd, Time4Learning had the exciting opportunity to meet local homeschoolers and share what we do as a company during our Homeschool Coding Day field trip. Students were able to take a look at how Time4Learning works behind the scenes by moving through a series of stations that included our testing center, 2D […]
Unit Study Supplement: Arkansas Facts, U.S. 25th State
Ever since Arkansas’s humble beginnings, it has been known for its nature. After all, the first settlement was created to sell furs because of the large wildlife population. Now, Arkansas is known as the Natural State, and rightly so: over half of the state is covered in forests! Even the name of the state comes […]
