Unit studies for middle school

Check out our list of free unit studies. They are based upon fiction and non-fiction books and give children a fun way to read and learn. #peanutbutterfishlessons #freeprintables #unitstudies #elementaryschool #homeschool

Learn how to create homeschool unit studies that are fun and engaging for your children and foster a love of learning more about the world around them.

Novel Studies that Promote Higher-Order Thinking Have you been following along our novel study journey? If so, you may have seen my posts about using interactive novel workbooks instead of typical novel studies. Novel workbooks are

Need a break from curriculum? Why not try some unit studies? We've complied over 170 unit study ideas to inspire the next adventure in your homeschool or classroom.

Need a break from curriculum? Why not try some unit studies? We've complied over 170 unit study ideas to inspire the next adventure in your homeschool or classroom.

See Cindy's thorough description of her 6th grader's middle ages study that was full of lapbooking, literature, and creative hands-on activities.

Need homeschool unit studies ideas for theme learning approach and hands-on homeschool curriculum, incorporating a variety of subjects and topics like math, science, language arts, and social sciences? You'll learn: what are unit studies as a homeschool method or style of homeschooling and how to write your own learning unit, even using free homeschool resources for free unit studies for kindergarten / preschool and up! (YES, even middles school and high school aged student theme units!)

Toddler to Teen 100 Free Unit Study Resources. Unit studies have a way of taking any topic from drab to fab.They can bring life a lifeless topic.

Have fun with this FREE Nature Study with Trees and Leaves Unit that lets you draw, label, color, and more! Upper elementary and middle school students can learn about seeds, plants, leaves, flowers, and more.

This pacing guide for your American History curriculum plans out the whole year for your middle school or high school class. Perfect for US History Part 1, 2, or the whole thing.