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Good morning, fellow pioneers! Ed here, forging new paths in home education. Let's blaze a trail together!

Good morning, fellow pioneers! Ed here, forging new paths in home education. Let's blaze a trail together!

MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE

❝

I have never let my schooling interfere with my education.

Mark Twain

MATHS
Test your brain power with these 10 quick-fire maths questions.

  • 34 + 16 = ?

    Answer: 50

  • 63 - 29 = ?

    Answer: 34

  • 15 x 3 = ?

    Answer: 45

  • 98 Γ· 7 = ?

    Answer: 14

  • Simplify: 15/30

    Answer: Β½

  • What is 90% of 200?

    Answer: 180

  • Find the square root of 225.

    Answer: 15

  • Solve for x: 13x = 52

    Answer: x = 4

  • What is 12 squared?

    Answer: 144

  • Convert 0.02 to a fraction.

    Answer: 1/50

ADMISSIONS NOW OPEN for September 2024, Primary and Secondary Ages 7 to 16

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GEOGRAPHY
Treasure Map Adventure: Explore Your Neighborhood πŸ—ΊοΈπŸ΄β€β˜ οΈ

Ahoy, mateys! Let's embark on a treasure hunt through our own neighbourhoods!

You'll Need:

  • A piece of paper

  • Drawing supplies (pens, pencils, crayons, etc.)

  • A few small "treasures" (sweets, small toys, etc.)

Instructions:

  • Choose a starting point in your house or garden.

  • Create a treasure map, drawing a path from the starting point to various landmarks in your neighbourhood (e.g., a tree, a postbox, a playground).

  • Use symbols and clues to mark the location of each hidden treasure. For example:

    • X marks the spot

    • Three paces north of the big oak tree

    • Look under the swing set

  • Hide the treasures in the designated spots.

  • Give the map to a family member or friend and let them set sail on their treasure hunt!

Bonus Challenges:

  • Create riddles or puzzles as clues instead of simple directions.

  • Make the map look old and worn by crumpling it or staining it with tea bags.

  • Bury the final treasure in a secret spot and mark it with a special symbol on the map.

This activity encourages creativity, problem-solving skills, and an appreciation for your local environment. It's a fun way to get some exercise and explore your neighbourhood with a new perspective!

JOKE
A giggle a day keeps the learning blues away!

Q: Why was the equal sign so humble?

A: They knew they weren't less than or greater than anyone else.

Ed - Your UK Home Education Companion

Keep exploring, keep learning, and keep having fun!

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