Home schooling resources for children and parents.
Waves are everywhere—sound, light, and even the vibrations in your phone. In this detailed and easy-to-follow guide, we explore the three most important wave properties: amplitude, frequency, and wavelength. With clear examples, real-life connections, and fun facts, you’ll understand how waves work and why they’re so important.
This free resource explores online safety for children, offering simple and clear advice on avoiding scams, recognising grooming, and handling cyberbullying. It includes tips for children and parents, making sure that everyone knows how to click with care and stay protected online.
Q & A – The Mayflower Journey: How America Began The Mayflower journey is a key part of early American history, and it gives us a window into a time when people were willing to risk everything for a better life. In 1620, a small group of settlers called the Pilgrims left England on a … Read more
Lesson Plan – The Mayflower Journey: How America Began The Mayflower journey is one of the most important stories in early American history, and this lesson plan helps you explore it in a way that’s clear, interesting, and perfect for learning at home. You and your child will discover why the Pilgrims left England, what … Read more
In 1620, a group of brave travellers set sail on the Mayflower, searching for freedom and a new life. Their dangerous journey across the Atlantic would become one of the most important events in American history. Find out who they were, why they left, and how they survived in a strange new land.
Q & A – Children of the Fog: Daily Life in Victorian London This Parent Q&A sheet is based on the topic Victorian London daily life and focuses on the harsh reality faced by children in the 1800s. It’s not about cosy storybooks — it’s about poverty, survival, and the truth behind those foggy, gas-lit … Read more
Lesson Plan – Children of the Fog: Daily Life in Victorian London This lesson plan is all about the real lives of children in Victorian London — not the fun adventure stories, but the hard truth about poverty, workhouses, child labour, and daily struggles. It’s designed to help you explain what life was like for … Read more
Life for children in Victorian London was anything but easy. This article uncovers the difficult reality faced by young workers, from dangerous jobs and grim housing to workhouses and poverty. Far from the cheerful stories we sometimes hear, the truth is sobering — and important to understand.
“The Time Travellers” introduces readers to twelve-year-old twins Maya and Jack Thompson who discover an extraordinary pocket watch while cleaning out their late grandmother’s attic. Unlike ordinary timepieces, this watch has three faces and mysterious symbols that, when activated, transport the siblings through time.
Physics Paradoxes Lesson Plan: Teach the Science That Defies Logic Physics paradoxes might sound complicated, but they offer a great way to explore science in a really memorable way. This lesson plan helps your child think deeply about time, space, and what’s possible — all while keeping the activities interesting and easy to follow. You’ll … Read more
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