Exploring History with 'Me on the Map'

Lindsay Smith caught our eye on Instagram with all the cool book projects she does with her homeschool kids. We are thrilled she accepted our invitation to be our guest on today’s show to tell us more about them.

We discuss the importance of fun, visual timelines of accomplishments: books read, skills gained, and milestones achieved. Timelines also act as lessons themselves, building summary skills and even historical inquiry chops.

Plus, Lindsay gives us her perspective as a homeschooling mom currently using the Brave Writer Dart program and explains what it is like to be in our Refer-a-Friend program.

Resources:

• Start a free trial of CTCmath.com to try the math program that’s sure to grab and keep your child’s attention.
• Make writing more enjoyable with our Tools for the Art of Writing
• Here’s our free Summer Games Guide 
• Sign up for Brave Writer Summer Camp
• Don’t miss the first day of Fall Class Registration on July 22
• Sign up by the end of July for the Brave Writer Training
• Check out the Dart Year-Long Program
• Become part of the Brave Writer Refer-a-Friend Program
• Check out Lindsay’s accordion-fold Dart project at LittleSchoolofSmiths.com
• Follow Lindsay on Instagram Lindsay's IG: @LittleSchoolofSmiths
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• Instagram: @juliebravewriter
• Threads: @juliebravewriter
• Twitter: @bravewriter
• Facebook: facebook.com/bravewriter

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• Website: melissawiley.com
• Substack: melissawiley.substack.com
• Instagram: @melissawileybooks
• Twitter: @melissawiley

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