Home schooling resources for children and parents.
Lesson Plan -The Battle of 1066: Who Conquered England? The lesson plan for The Battle of 1066: Who Conquered England? is designed to support parents and carers using Elective Home Education. It guides learners through one of the most dramatic and important years in English history — a year of rival kings, fierce battles, and … Read more
Q & A – Why Do We Blush When We’re Embarrassed? This Parent Q&A sheet is designed to help you understand the topic Why Do We Blush When We’re Embarrassed? so you can confidently guide your child through this fascinating aspect of human biology. Blushing is something we’ve all experienced, but many people don’t realise … Read more
Lesson Plan – Why Do We Blush When We’re Embarrassed? The lesson plan for Why Do We Blush When We’re Embarrassed? is designed to help home educating families explore a fascinating part of human biology. This topic looks at why our faces turn red when we feel embarrassed, what causes the reaction, and what it … Read more
Blushing is something we’ve all experienced, but why does it happen? This article explains the science behind blushing, what causes it, and how it connects to our emotions. You’ll also discover why only humans blush, and what your body is really saying when your cheeks go red.
Q & A – Who Were the Vikings – And Why Were They So Fierce? The Parent Q&A Sheet for Who Were the Vikings – And Why Were They So Fierce? is designed to help you support your child’s learning at home. Whether you’re new to the topic or just need a refresher, this guide … Read more
Lesson Plan – Who Were the Vikings – And Why Were They So Fierce? The lesson plan for Who Were the Vikings – And Why Were They So Fierce? is designed to support parents and carers using Elective Home Education. It provides a flexible structure for learning about the Vikings — where they came from, … Read more
This article explores who the Vikings really were, where they came from, and what made them so fierce. Discover their legendary longships, warrior lifestyle, religious beliefs, and the gods they worshipped — from Odin and Thor to Valhalla and beyond.
Q & A – What’s the Fastest Sport on Earth? The Parent Q&A Sheet for What’s the Fastest Sport on Earth? is designed to support home educating families in guiding their children through one of the most surprising records in modern sport. Many people expect race cars or Olympic sprinters to be the fastest, but … Read more
Lesson Plan – What’s the Fastest Sport on Earth? The lesson plan for Fastest Sport on Earth: Exploring Speed in Action helps Elective Home Education families guide their learners through one of the most surprising sporting records—why badminton holds the title for fastest recorded object in sport. It’s ideal for children interested in science, speed, … Read more
This article explores what makes a sport truly fast, reveals which game holds the record for the fastest moving object, and compares it to other speedy sports. You’ll also learn how speed is measured and why badminton smashes are record-breaking!
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