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The kids get to play a fun game that incorporates math problems in the pet battles. You can target math that you're working on currently, and you will get detailed progress reports.
Prodigy: Free Basic Plan prodigygame.com
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Use board games that you already own to teach about money, history, geography and more!
Favorite Board Games Amazon.com
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Pull out your spare change and teach the kids how to count money. Play "store" with them and let them shop for groceries in your pantry with a set budget.
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For language arts, Reading Eggs is a program that can engage kids in activities around reading and language arts.
Reading Eggs: $9.99/mo readingeggs.com
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YouTube is one of my favorite resources. We love Operation Ouch to learn about our body and how it works (science/health). We also watch a lot of "how it's made" videos. Ie. How to make sugar from sugar cane.
Tip: When searching for a topic add "for kids" to get more kid friendly material. Ie. Gravity for kids.
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This interactive video game is FREE and covers topics throughout history. We usually did one chapter together per day for a week of a history topic.
Mission US: Free mission-us.org
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Click to my blog post to see the list of our favorite books to borrow from the library! When we hit upon a topic we like, we deep dive using more detailed books, YouTube, and more!
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