When my husband and I first got married, we didn’t yet have the opportunity to live on our own. Instead, we lived with my parent inlaws for the first four years of our marriage. Last year, when we moved to Delaware, we had to set up our very own living space. I learned a lot during this time, made a lot of mistakes and made some decisions I’m still proud of. So, I wanted to share some of the most important do’s and don’ts of setting up your first home, based on my experience. Don’t Rush: It’s exciting to get your own place, and there’s an overwhelming urge to get the ball rolling onContinue reading
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Fall Inspired Science Lessons
Each new season brings about features that are perfect for scientific investigation and inquiry. Fall is no exception. Here are some fall inspired science lessons that will have your students summoning the scientific process like pros! Life Cycles Use pumpkins (or another Fall fruit/plant) as a way to talk about a plant’s life cycle! First, discuss the journey of a seed, germination, sprouting and more! Here are some diagram ideas that students can create: After much discussion, have your students see a plant come to life before their eyes! Open a pumpkin, leave the seeds inside, add soil and water. Have students track the plant’s growth and keep a journal with their observations. Science Investigators PartContinue reading