While at Puerto Rico's Escambron Beach, we had a remarkable snorkeling experience observing marine life. Back home, we can continue learning through research projects, artwork, eco-friendly crafts, virtual marine excursions, and interdisciplinary activities. By nurturing our curiosity, we can enrich our understanding of marine life and contribute to ocean conservation efforts. Additionally, Puerto Rico offers valuable resources for protecting sea turtles and wildlife.
Tag: History
El Morro & San Cristobal, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico
Visiting Puerto Rico's El Morro and San Cristobal forts offers a rich history lesson. From withstanding attacks to cultural significance, these UNESCO sites provide engaging learning opportunities. Integrating social studies, geography, and STEM, the forts can inspire hands-on activities like model building and historical role-play, making history come alive for homeschoolers.
Geology & History at Ohiopyle State Park
We recently took a trip to Ohiopyle State Park in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania. Before going I had seen it on one of those "Best views in Pennsylvania" articles, so it had already been on my list of places to see. Ohiopyle State Park is in the Allegheny National Forest. The waterfall below is part of the… Continue reading Geology & History at Ohiopyle State Park
Traveling to Valley Forge
After a year of studying the Revolutionary War (more smaller units on that to come!) we took a trip out to Valley Forge to take the Encampment Tour. Valley Forge is where the Continental Army spent the brutal winter of 1777-1778. First, we went inside the visitor center for the ranger books. As a national… Continue reading Traveling to Valley Forge
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