It’s snowing outside in most parts of the USA so today we’re going to learn about how homeschoolers can have fun in the snow. Don’t just stand there staring out the window. Get out there and have some fun with snowmen, snowball fights, snow forts, snow angels, and sledding! When you’re done, come on back in for a hot cup of cocoa. I know homeschool students don’t have snow days, but that doesn’t mean we can’t have a few hours of fun anyway.

Pre-Kindergarten Homeschoolers
eHow: Learn how to make a colorful snow angel with some food coloring.

Elementary Homeschoolers
Snowcraft: Play a quick game of Snowcraft, then go outside for a real snowball fight.

Middle School Homeschoolers
Ben and Jerry’s: Make a cool virtual snowman with all your favorite accessories. Then go outside and make a real life replica.

High School Homeschoolers
The Farm: Do like the eskimoes and make a real igloo out of blocks of ice. Don’t forget the airhole!”Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.” – 1 John 4:11

In Him,
The Jubilee Academy

Earlier this week we celebrated Martin Luther King day. Martin Luther King Jr. was a pioneer in the civil rights movement. He was sadly assassinated outside his hotel room. However, he accomplished more in the few years of his activism than most accomplish in a lifetime. Click on the links below to find out more.Pre-Kindergarten Homeschoolers
Thinkquest: Color this inspiring picture of Martin Luther King.

Elementary Homeschoolers
Golden Legacy: Here’s a great comic book-style introduction to the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Make sure to take the quiz at the end.

Middle School Homeschoolers
The King Center: Listen to Martin Luther King’s speeches here at the King Center.

High School Homeschoolers
Stanford University: Visit Stanford’s homepage for extensive information about Martin Luther King.

“You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge the other, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do the same things.” – Romans 2:1

In Him,
The Jubilee Academy

Good morning homeschool students! What are you doing tonight? Why not set up a big bonfire out in the backyard? It’s tons of fun to just sit around the fire and get warm, but you can also sing songs, roast marshmallows, or even cook dinner out on the fire! Click on the links below for some fun ways to have a good time out back with a crackling campfire.Pre-Kindergarten Homeschoolers
Scouting Resources: Here are hundreds of fun campfire songs that you can download for free and sing around a warm fire.Elementary Homeschoolers
Keep Oregon Green: Fire safetey is a must, even in your backyard. Watch these videos to find out how you can stay safe.

Middle School Homeschoolers
Outdoor Eyes: Here are some helpful tips that will have you cooking a feast over an open fire in no time.

High School Homeschoolers
Googoo Bits: Learn how to build a great fire that will last a long time and not burn out of control.

In Him,
The Jubilee Academy

Are you ready for some football? I know I am! Every year, American football fans gear up for the big game. Here are some fun sites that homeschoolers can view to get psyched up for the final battle between the AFC and NFC.Pre-Kindergarten Homeschoolers
DLTK: Check out these fun football crafts you can do on Super Bowl Sunday!Elementary Homeschoolers
Super Bowl Video: Learn all about the road to the Super Bowl in these cool videos. Meet Super Bowl legends from past years.Middle School Homeschoolers
Superbowl.com: The Super Bowl XL page has plenty of fun things to do while you’re waiting for the game to begin.

High School Homeschoolers
Super Bowl Ads: Companies pay millions of dollars for a few seconds of precious advertising. Click here to view the funniest, coolest commercials from Super Bowl XL.

“How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, who proclaim peace, who bring good tidings, who proclaim salvation, who say to Zion, “Your God reigns!” – Isaiah 52:7In Him,
The Jubilee Academy