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Lesson Plan: Model Homes

58 implied HN points • 04 Feb 24
🚌 Education Architecture
  1. Introduce architecture into your children's lives through fun lessons.
  2. Discuss buildings and homes with your children to make learning effortless and engaging.
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Homeschool: Getting Started

39 implied HN points • 21 Jan 24
  1. The writer transitioned to homeschooling after supplementing their child's education with various activities.
  2. Starting homeschooling at an older age like 11 can allow children to become more self-reliant.
  3. Homeschooling is not for everyone, and it's important not to feel pressured to do it if it doesn't align with your desires.

City Stories: Portland, Maine

19 implied HN points • 14 Jan 24
🏝 Travel
  1. The post is about City Stories: Portland, Maine
  2. The Field Trip Newsletter is written by Erin Austen Abbott
  3. There is an option for a 7-day free trial subscription to access more content

It's Been Quite the Summer

58 implied HN points • 07 Aug 23
  1. The author went on a summer road trip with her son to take photos for a book.
  2. She has shared the journey's highlights on Instagram under the Road Trip '23 highlight.
  3. The author will be incorporating homeschooling content along with field trips in her upcoming posts.
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Lesson Plan: Model Home

58 implied HN points • 17 Apr 23
🚌 Education Geography Art Architecture Design Literature
  1. The lesson plan focuses on teaching children about different housing styles around the world
  2. Children are encouraged to create a blueprint design of their own home and build a model home from another part of the world
  3. Additional ideas include hosting a mini film festival, studying global weather patterns, and building structures from around the world