Home School Projects - 5 Project Ideas For Interactive Learning at Home

By C. J. Harrison

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Home schooling your children can be a great way to educate your child the way you see fit. It is important to keep your child engaged in the learning when you are teaching them. One way is with different projects based on the different subjects being studied. 5 project ideas for interactive learning at home are discussed below.

Take a hike through a local park - This project can hit on geography, history, biology, and the environment. You can discuss the different trees you see, what culture lived there previously, and the importance of conservation.

Journaling - Journaling will get your child engaged in their own story. You can have them journal for a period of time, such as summer. This helps their writing and descriptive skills.

Star Gazing - Star gazing allows your child to develop their science skills. Check out some websites to see what planets, comets, or satellites will be visible. Then, go out into the backyard and try to find them!

Environmental Cause - Getting your child involved in an environmental cause is a great way to help them develop socially. They can organize a recycling day for their street or a trash pickup day for the neighborhood.

Cooking - Spending a day in the kitchen may seem like a strange way to spend a homeschooling day. However, this teaches your child to follow instructions and a little bit of the scientific conversions required when baking.

These are just a few of the interactive projects that you and your child can engage in when homeschooling. There are so many more. You are only limited by your imagination!