History and Geography Meme # 137: September's Back to School Highlights
This month we have really been enjoying beginning our World Geography and Culture series using the book, World Food Cafe by Chris and Carolyn Caldicott as our spine. We have studied: Northern Africa and focused on Morocco
We also began our history studies this year by back tracking a little bit and learning about some of the peoples that lived at the same time as the Ancient Romans such as
The Celts
and the Barbarian Tribes
We also started back with our Squished Penny Geography Album, finishing off our virtual trip to Hawaii and beginning our mainland tour with West Virginia.
This month has been a very busy one for you all!
Angelicscaliwags has been our most prolific contributor this month, with 13 Project Based Learning posts!
Mona Lisa
Gutenburg's Printing Press
Making a Chaucer Newspaper
and they began a new series on the Native American Ojibwe Tribe:
How to Make a Native American Dress Up
Mapping the Area
Appreciating Tribal Differences
Presenting Information
The Birchbark House: Summer
Introducing the Ojibwe People
How to Make Native American Dolls Clothes
Ojibwe Oral Tradition
Ojibwe Art Study: Floral Designs
The Birchbark House: Fall
The Tiger Chronicle linked three posts. I especially enjoyed the on their Mid-Autumn Moon Poetry and Tea.
Heaven (for a Military History Buff)
Is it a Bird? Is it a Plane?
Growing in God's Grace linked up a post on their Mystery of History studies:
The Maya, Saint Augustine of Hippo, the Holy Bible and the Vulgate by Jerome
Navigating By Joy linked up a very interesting and informative post on
7 Things We Learned Cruising the Mediterranean
Ridgetop Rambings linked up a post on their
Native American History Pockets
which includes a lot of hands-on projects to enrich the study.
Marie's Pastiche linked up a post on their
French Canadian Roots: Recipe for Blueberry Grunt
and two on their continuing West African Study
West African Yam Festival
Make Your Own Adinkra Cloth
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