The Magnolia Network visited us at the factory. We're in episode two of their show "Extraordinary Stories Behind Everyday Things." They captured our best-selling Tennessee Reds moving through the factory!
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It is fun when it comes to hands-on learning. If you are a first-year homeschooler you can start with creating the baking soda. Then you can teach your children how to use it in making a cake and what are its benefits. Or you can make a vinegar volcano. Boys usually love this activity and would love to do it more as compared to girls. But if your kids are middle and high school students then there is a little chaos that may arise.
The children in middle and high school rarely have any activity in their books and are more concentrating on the text without any scientific research or even an experiment. But to keep them on track I researched on google to check what a mother can do to teach kids hands-on learning at this age. So I am going to share some tips in this article which will help you in a promising way.
Learn more: https://allroundclub.com/blog/middle-high-school-hands-on-learning/