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A Jar Full of Pennies (Game)
2008-02-29 23:16:00
By: Karlie Margaret Houser As a child, my brothers and I spent hours dreaming up games that, for no other reason, allowed us to compete with each other and share the joys of spending time together. One game I remember with great excitement was our version of boardwalk horseshoes, but with pennies. Here?s how you can ...
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Checkmate in 4
2008-02-20 21:03:00
By: Mimi Rothschild White: Pawn from e2 to e3: Your first move, or day of school. Different, but a comfortable move. Millions before you have been homeschooled and gone on to be some of the most influential people on our planet ? like Presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, James Madison, William Henry Harrison, John ...
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Summer Treats For Home Schoolers
2007-06-18 17:57:00
By Mimi Rothschild Home schoolers, do you have a craving for something sweet? I have the perfect solution for you! Roll up your sleeves and make some yummy summer treats. Home schoolers should ask their parents for help before working on their delicious masterpieces. Cooking is fun and a wonderful skill to ...
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Logic for Homeschoolers
2007-06-13 17:16:00
By Mimi Rothschild Even though it?s the summer, home schoolers are still encouraged to sharpen their minds by reading, writing, and solving logic problems. That?s right, logic problems. No matter what age your home schooler is he or she will love logic problems by the end of the summer. Logi c problems are fun, ...
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The Jubilee Academy Summer Reading List and Summer Programs
2007-06-06 18:48:00
By Mimi Rothschild What are your homeschoolers doing this summer? Going back in time? Sailing on the high seas? Hanging out with the three little pigs? Summer is the perfect time for homeschoolers to improve their readings skills and have a blast while doing it. We?ve compiled a comprehensive summer reading ...
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Creative Writing for Homeschoolers
2007-06-04 16:39:00
By Mimi Rothschild One of the best ways for homeschoolers to express themselves is through writing. Writing is an important skill to have no matter how old you are or what industry your in. I encourage all of our Jubilee Academy homeschoolers to continue to write outside of homeschool. One way to have ...
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Flowers for Homeschoolers
2007-05-15 15:45:00
By Mimi Rothschild Spring is the perfect time to get out in nature and discover the beauty and science found in flowers. Flow ers may seem like they are merely for aesthetic beauty, but smart homeschoolers know that without flowers, our entire ecosystem would collapse. What a wonderful God we serve, who provides us with ...
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Stupid in America
2007-05-04 23:47:00
John Stossel’s “Stupid in America ” special is available on YouTube. Almost a half million people have watched it. You owe it to yourself to check out this landmark documentary that has sparked tremendous controversy. It’s not a new documentary.  However, the message bears repeating. It’s a great way to tell someone why you homeschool ...

Announcing the Jr. Picasso Contest
2007-04-27 23:22:00
Attention all starving artists! The Jubilee Academy is now accepting submissions for our Jr. Picas so Art Contes t .  Submit your artwork now for a chance to win a gift certificate from Utrecht Art Supply!  All children under the age of 18 are welcome to enter. Please visit the following web page for more information. Online Home-schooling Art ? ...
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Online Games For Homeschoolers 3
2007-04-03 00:05:00
Welcome, homeschoolers, to another week of fun.  We are going to take a closer look at the world of online games one more time.  There’s just so much out there that it’s hard to limit these games to two installments!  We hope you enjoy these fun games while your taking a break from your online ...
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Online Games For Homeschoolers 2
2007-03-19 14:24:00
Hello there, homeschoolers! Welcome to another week of learning, growing, and fun. Today we are going to kick back with a few free online games that you can play on study breaks in between your coursework. Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers Donkey Kong: Play this arcade classic for free. Rescue the princess from that rascally ape. Elementary Homeschoolers Sonic ...
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Bicycling for Homeschoolers
2007-03-12 14:31:00
Spring is a great time for getting the bike out of the garage and hitting the road or trail. Home school students have the liberty of going out for a ride at any time of the day. Don’t forget to wear the appropriate safety gear and have a great ride with these helpful and ...
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Hiking for Homeschoolers
2007-02-26 18:15:02
It’s getting a little warmer out there and what better time than spring for a good hike? Hiking is a great way to appreciate God’s beautiful Creation while simultaneously getting that heart pumping! A hike can be a lesson in Science if you take a closer look. Study Romantic poetry about nature for a quick English lesson. You can always look up verses about nature for a Bible devotion as well. Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers Babycenter: Learn how to hike with your toddler so he or she doesn’t get too tired on those long trips. Elementary Homes choolers GORP: Going on a hike is a great activity for younger children. Here are some helpful tips that will keep your kids on the trail. Middle School Homeschoolers Rails to Trails: Rails to Trails is dedicated to converting unused railroad tracks into great hiking, biking, and walking trails. High School Homeschoolers American Hiking Society: This government organization will give you all the information you need to pla...

Proverbs For Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Good morning, homeschool students! Welcome to another week of learning. Today we are going to study the sage wisdom of the past by looking at different proverbs. A proverb is a saying that encourages wisdom or discourages folly. Be sure to check out the Old Testament Proverbs in your Bible. In the meantime, check out the following online games, puzzles, and jokes dealing with popular proverbs. Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers A-Z Home’s Cool: Take a look at these hilarious homeschool proverbs.Elementary Homes choolers Syvum: Here is a quiz that you can take to learn some popular English proverbs. Middle School Homeschoolers Manythings: Complete crossword puzzles, do a word search, and test your knowledge of proverbs with a quiz. High School Homeschoolers Divine Plan: Read the entire Book of Proverbs straight from the Old Testament. “This day I call heaven and earth as witnesses against you that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Now choose life, so ...

Mammals for Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Happy Monday, my homeschooling pals! Hope you had a restful weekend and are ready to go for another week of learning and growing in the Lord. Last week we got a visit from a furry friend: Punxsutawney Phil. It got me thinking that maybe we should visit some other mammals that will be crawling out of their burrows over the next few weeks. That’s right, I’m talking about mammals. Click on the links below for mammaliar fun! Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers Enchanted Learning: Learn all about mammals right here at Enchanted Learning. Elementary Homes choolers Bear-Tracker: Learn how to recognize the tracks of different mammals. Middle School Homeschoolers European Mammals: Learn how to visit all kinds of European Mammals by finding out where they live. High School Homeschoolers American Society of Mammology: This is a society dedicated to the study of mammals. “As the deer pants for streams of water, so my soul pants for you, O God.” - Psalm 42:1 In Him, The Ju...

Wintertime Games For Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
It’s snowing outside in most parts of the USA so today we’re going to learn about how homeschoolers can have fun in the snow. Don’t just stand there staring out the window. Get out there and have some fun with snowmen, snowball fights, snow forts, snow angels, and sledding! When you’re done, come on back in for a hot cup of cocoa. I know homeschool students don’t have snow days, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a few hours of fun anyway. Pre-Kindergarten Homeschoolers eHow: Learn how to make a colorful snow angel with some food coloring. Elementary Homeschoolers Snowcraft: Play a quick game of Snowcraft, then go outside for a real snowball fight. Middle School Homeschoolers Ben and Jerry’s: Make a cool virtual snowman with all your favorite accessories. Then go outside and make a real life replica. High School Homeschoolers The Farm: Do like the eskimoes and make a real igloo out of blocks of ice. Don’t forget the airhol...
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Martin Luther King Day For Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Earlier this week we celebrated Mart in Luther King day. Martin Luther King Jr. was a pioneer in the civil rights movement. He was sadly assassinated outside his hotel room. However, he accomplished more in the few years of his activism than most accomplish in a lifetime. Click on the links below to find out more.Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers Thinkquest: Color this inspiring picture of Martin Luther King. Elementary Homeschoolers Golden Legacy: Here’s a great comic book-style introduction to the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Make sure to take the quiz at the end. Middle School Homeschoolers The King Center: Listen to Martin Luther King’s speeches here at the King Center. High School Homeschoolers Stanford University: Visit Stanford’s homepage for extensive information about Martin Luther King. “You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge the other, you are condemning yourself, because you who pa...

Campfire Fun for Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Good morning homeschool students! What are you doing tonight? Why not set up a big bonfire out in the backyard? It’s tons of fun to just sit around the fire and get warm, but you can also sing songs, roast marshmallows, or even cook dinner out on the fire! Click on the links below for some fun ways to have a good time out back with a crackling campfire.Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers Scouting Resources: Here are hundreds of fun campfire songs that you can download for free and sing around a warm fire.Elementary Homeschoolers Keep Oregon Green: Fire safetey is a must, even in your backyard. Watch these videos to find out how you can stay safe. Middle School Homeschoolers Outdoor Eyes: Here are some helpful tips that will have you cooking a feast over an open fire in no time. High School Homeschoolers Googoo Bits: Learn how to build a great fire that will last a long time and not burn out of control. “Live in harmony with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to...
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Super Bowl Fun for Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Are you ready for some football? I know I am! Every year, American football fans gear up for the big game. Here are some fun sites that homeschoolers can view to get psyched up for the final battle between the AFC and NFC.Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers DLTK: Check out these fun football crafts you can do on Super Bowl Sunday!Elementary Homeschoolers Super Bowl Video: Learn all about the road to the Super Bowl in these cool videos. Meet Super Bowl legends from past years.Middle School Homeschoolers Superbowl.com: The Super Bowl XL page has plenty of fun things to do while you’re waiting for the game to begin. High School Homeschoolers Super Bowl Ads: Companies pay millions of dollars for a few seconds of precious advertising. Click here to view the funniest, coolest commercials from Super Bowl XL. “How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion, “Your ...
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Hurricane Relief for Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Good Morning Home schoolers . It has been months since the terrifying force of Hurricane Katrina demolished most of New Orleans. There has been a significant outpouring of charity and relief effort taking place since, but there is still much work to be done in order to help our Southern friends get back on their feet. Find out what you can do to help.Pre-Kindergarten Homes choolers Learning to Give: Teach young homeschooler’s how to give using this handy guide.Elementary Homeschoolers Whitehouse.gov: Find out what the White House is doing to prevent tragedies like the floods that plagued New Orleans from happening again. Middle School Homeschoolers USA Freedom Corps: Get involved in the volunteer effort with hands-on relief. High School Homeschoolers Network for Good: Homeschoolers can choose from several different charities dedicated to rebuilding the city. “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full....
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The Parables of Christ For Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Good afternoon, homeschoolers! Today we are going to learn more about the lessons that Jesus told his followers. These lessons were called parables. Instead of coming out and telling the disciples what to do. He explained what they should do in the form of a story. These parables have lessons for homeschoolers of all ages. Let’s explore some of them together! Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers TNE.net: Check out this page for printable coloring pages dealing with Christ ’s parables. Elementary Homes choolers Children’s Bible Stories: Click here for an animated adventure into the Parable of the Sower. Middle School Homeschoolers MSSS Bible Lesson: There are lots Bible lessons about the parables of Jesus just for kids on this helpful page. High School Homeschoolers BibleTexts: Click here for a critical analysis of every single one of Jesus’s parables. “Don’t you know that you yourselves are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit lives in you...

Bluegrass For Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Howdy, homeschoolers! Are you ready for a rip-roarin’, rootin’-tootin’ good time. Well good, because today we are going to learn about the rich heritage of bluegrass music. Blue grass music is a roots form of what is now called country and western music. It is characterized by the use of banjoes, fiddles, and guitars. What are you waiting for, start picking, scratching, and strumming! Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers Surberstation: You can listen to bluegrass through this great podcast. Get ready for an olde time hoedown! Elementary Homeschoolers Bluesgrass Kids: There are lots of kids just like you pickin’ and strummin’ away on banjo’s, fiddles, and guitars! Check it out here. Middle School Homeschoolers IBMA: The International Bluegrass Music Association is a great website to learn about Bluegrass of the past and present. High School Homeschoolers Cybergrass: This well-maintained page will keep you updated on all the live bluegrass shows aro...

Spring Crafts For Homeschoolers
2007-02-22 18:11:01
Good morning class! Welcome back for another week of homeschool fun. Today we are going to celebrate the changing of the seasons. Isn’t it wonderful that God gave us such variety in his creation? Spring is just around the corner so let’s do some fun crafts to get ready. Pre-Kindergarten Home schoolers DLTK: Young children will love completing these springtime coloring pages. Elementary Homeschoolers Kaboose: Check out these few dozen spring-themed crafts for you to try on for size. Middle School Homeschoolers Family Fun: Family Fun’s got your homeschool family covered when it comes to spring crafts. High School Homeschoolers Kaboose - Teens: Here are some crafts for teens. Several of them are spring themed. “Don’t you know that you yourselves are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit lives in you?” - 1 Corinthians 3:16 In Him, The Jubilee Academy
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