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So, What’s the Deal With the Long German Words?

So, What’s the Deal With the Long German Words?

Mark Twain once wrote, “Some German words are so long that they have a perspective.” He wasn’t far off the mark. German is definitely known for its ϋber-long words. Many words in the German language are formed by combining two or more words, known in English as...

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Astronomy: Lost and Found

Astronomy: Lost and Found

Astronomy is by far the oldest science. Adam and Eve certainly marked off their days by the rising and setting sun, and marked their months by the moon’s phases. They watched the star patterns come and go with the seasons. And about one hundred years ago, astronomers...

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Top 5 Tips for Fun Travel THIS Summer

Top 5 Tips for Fun Travel THIS Summer

As summer approaches, a lot of us are thinking about one thing: vacation! In making plans, French teachers like myself inevitably are thinking about traveling abroad. Maybe this is the year of your European adventure? Or, maybe you’re planning a trip to a new place in...

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Wonderful Word Wizardry – Be a Vocabulary Master!

Wonderful Word Wizardry – Be a Vocabulary Master!

An important part of most courses, regardless of the subject, is vocabulary. Whether it is a list of events in history, scientific names and processes in biology, theories and operations in algebra, a list of verbs in a foreign language, or literary elements and words...

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Homeschoolers Scoring High on Literature and Essay Testing

Homeschoolers Scoring High on Literature and Essay Testing

How can homeschooled students earn AP or SAT II type college credit without Advanced Placement classes? More easily than you might think. Scoring well on the writing portion of such tests involves two components: harnessing and creatively expressing ideas, and...

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The Importance of Studying Mythology

The Importance of Studying Mythology

It is not uncommon for parents to be wary of teaching their children about ancient mythologies. Though it is important to guard our hearts and minds, learning about ancient civilizations is also important. This is exceptionally true of Greek mythology because the...

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The #1 Way to Enjoy Your Next Museum Visit

The #1 Way to Enjoy Your Next Museum Visit

I need to let you in on the #1 way to ensure you enjoy your next museum visit, and it has to do with LEGOs. Since we have been talking about museum visits the past few weeks, and you now have some amazing strategies to get into museums for free or cheap from my last...

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The Foodie Generation: Taking Eating Online!

The Foodie Generation: Taking Eating Online!

The Foodie Generation A foodie is defined by Merriam Webster’s dictionary as “a person having an avid interest in the latest food fads.” This is not a new concept; for centuries people have been labeled gourmets, epicures, gastronomes, or gourmands. As a culture, we...

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Homeschooling Junior High Students … You Can Do This!

Homeschooling Junior High Students … You Can Do This!

“Why in the world would I ever want to teach Junior High science?” At one point in my teaching career, this is what I would have said. However, for the last seven years that is all I have taught… and I love it! Junior High is a tough age for students. They are not...

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Online Homeschooling: When All Else Fails

Online Homeschooling: When All Else Fails

I think most homeschooling parents who begin when their children are young would agree that at some point, things just get hard. As children grow older and more of them arrive, many moms encounter the difficulty of the number of children and preparations required....

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Cheap Culture – Enjoying Museums for Free (or Almost Free)

Cheap Culture – Enjoying Museums for Free (or Almost Free)

"Do you want to get into museums, but can afford it?  Do you want to know the admission hacks to get in for free or cheap?  Read on! We would all agree that museums, science centers, and historical sites are wonderful and educational spaces. They may even cross over...

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