Unit Study

I believe that all women should be celebrated. By studying women who made history, we as women can be inspired to be examples as well. Some of us want to be bold, kind, brave, fearless, daredevils, adventurous, rebellious, outspoken, meek, … Continued

“I’m Proud to be an American, where at least I know I’m free.” I shared the above lyrics from the beautiful song God Bless The U.S.A written by Lee Greenwood on my social media, and someone responded with: “I’m proud … Continued

You either love chickens or you don’t. Most people keep chickens for their eggs and some for their meat. Chickens are something that most start with on a homestead. In college, in my speech class, my first speech was about … Continued

The miracle of life points directly to Gods existence. “Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him.”- Psalm 127:3. Down the Canal Game In this game you have to travel through the fallopian tube, the … Continued

Your biggest organ on your body is that which everyone sees. It is your skin. Your skin protects and covers everything inside your body. I’m sure you are as happy as I am that our muscles, bones, and blood vessels … Continued

We loved going on road trips before all of the shutdowns. On one road trip we could explore sometimes five different states in just three weeks. We loved South Dakota. Spearfish left such a positive impression on us. Since I was … Continued

  Has your child ever wondered how blood is drawn, how to setup and start a IV line, how veins are identified, how to map the valves in veins, how to prepare to give an injection, or how to apply … Continued

  The beehive has three types of bees: a queen, workers, and drones. They all have their own roles and jobs. The queen is the only one that lays the eggs. She lays fifteen hundred eggs per day. Each of … Continued

I hope you love your skeleton as much as I love mine. You know Why? Because your skeleton protects your insides and helps you move around. Without your skeleton we would not be able to run, jump, or hug our … Continued

  If I told you that the garden snail and the giant squid are related, would you believe me? Well, they are related: they are both mollusks. There are about 100,000 species of mollusks. Most mollusks live in water and … Continued