Homeschooling Free Topics

Welcome to this weeks Homeschooling Free Topics of the Week for July 7 – 13. If you have used the resources I shared with you let me know what you liked about them or didn’t like.

I hope you’re having a great July 4th Weekend! Be safe, have fun, and keep learning!

The History of Electricity and Magnetism





The History of Electricity and Magnetism
English scientist William Gilbert wanted to know why both electricity and magnetism attracted things. So, in 1600 he began the first serious study of these two properties.

Newsmakers of ’76




Newsmakers of ’76

What do Ben Franklin, Phillis Wheatley, and Patrick Henry have in common? Well, if you had looked at a newspaper in 1776, these are just a few of the people you might have read about. Check out this Topic to see who else made the print!

The International Space Station




The International Space Station

It took decades to plan the International Space Station (ISS). It was like building a race car as it zoomed around the track, because the station orbits Earth once every 90 minutes. As each new section was brought up they had to be sure not to upset the station’s orbit.

Birth of a Salt Marsh


Birth of a Salt Marsh
Wetlands are rich with living things. Each different kind of wetland is home to plants and animals that are made to live there. But no matter what kind of wetland it is, everything alive in it is always making or eating food.

Present-Day Reminders of the Incas

Present-Day Reminders of the Incas
The Inca empire ended when the Spanish conquered it in the 1500s. But high in the Andes, reminders of the Inca way of life are everywhere. Today, visitors to Peru and other parts of the Inca empire can still walk in the footsteps of the Incas on parts of the royal road built so long ago.

Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates

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