by Tamarah Horton | Oct 19, 2020 | God is Creator, Passport to Europe
Nature’s Paintings It’s likely most of us have heard of the tulip, one of the world’s most popular spring flowers. This upright, cup-shaped flower grows from a bulb to produce a simple form with a bold color. Bulbs are planted in the fall to...
by Tamarah Horton | Oct 21, 2020 | God is Creator, Passport to Europe
ART THAT INFORMED Because ancient Greek pottery was made out of a relatively durable material, it has stood the test of time and. Because of its durability, a relatively large quantity of this pottery still exists – over 100,000 painted vases. Both the quality...
by Tamarah Horton | Oct 22, 2020 | God is Creator, Passport to Europe
Russian nesting dolls are wooden figures, made in such a way that they can be taken apart to reveal smaller dolls fitting inside one another. These painted wood dolls are also known as Matryoshka dolls, babushka dolls, or stacking dolls. What is the difference...
by Tamarah Horton | Oct 27, 2020 | MAP, Passport to Europe
Looking for a couple of SIMPLE but EFFECTIVE ideas for reinforcing the European country names and their geographical locations? Look no further! These ideas may seem simple, but they pay big dividends in helping students learn and memorize the numerous, and often...
by Tamarah Horton | Oct 28, 2020 | MAP, Passport to Europe
Do you know which countries make up the United Kingdom? Can you name three mountain ranges in Europe? There are some REALLY small countries in Europe. Can you name one? Can you identify any of thel transcontinental countries in Europe? If you or your students need...
by Tamarah Horton | Oct 29, 2020 | MAP, Passport to Europe
Name an island nation in Europe? What are the names of the 7 major seas surrounding Europe? Which nations lie within the Arctic Circle? To find the answers to these geography questions (and more!), we are going to go on a scavenger hunt. A scavenger hunt is...
