Unit Studies
St. Patrick’s Day Unit Study & Book List
The spring season is here, which means it’s time for the spring holidays! While most people don’t forget about fluffy bunnies bringing candy baskets, St. Patrick’s Day sometimes gets lost…
Valentine’s Day Unit Study
Here is a short homeschool Valentine's day unit study with supporting resources to help you motivate and interest the kids this February! Simply pick a few of these valentine's day resources…
FREE Presidents’ Day Mini Unit Study
If you check your calendar, you'll notice the third Monday of February is Presidents’ Day. Why do we celebrate Presidents’ Day? Is it just another patriotic day or a day to take off from…
Groundhog Day Mini-Unit Study
Every February 2, we celebrate Groundhog Day...but do you know why we celebrate on this specific date, or why a groundhog? Learn these facts and more in this fun Groundhog Day mini-unit study!…
How to Create Your Own Homeschool Unit Study
Are you looking for a fun and engaging homeschooling experience? (Aren't we all?) Unit studies are an exciting experience for kids. A unit of study focuses on one central theme, e.g. insects. …
FREE Martin Luther King, Jr. Homeschool Unit Study
What do your kids know about Martin Luther King, Jr.? Why does the United States have a holiday celebrating him? Why was what he did so important? Your children will discover the answer to all…
Memorial Day Unit Study: Facts, History, & More!
Is Memorial Day just another patriotic holiday? Every year in the United States, Memorial Day is observed on the last Monday of May. One of the first Memorial Day celebrations dates back to 1866…
Free Earth Day Unit Study
Are you a "Green Goddess" or a "Trash it Tom"? Recycling is an important thing we can all do to help preserve our environment. No doubt, you’ve heard the phrase “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,”…
Create Your Own Literature-Based Unit Study
Has your homeschool motivation dropped to zero? Do something - even if you’re just reading and doing unit studies. Unit studies are often so much fun, your students may actually enjoy learning…