Introducing

Family Unit Studies

Name: Animal Enthusiasts Bundle
Brand: How Wee Learn
Price: 82.5 USD
Availability: InStock

Where families have fun learning together.

We want to learn together!

Homeschooling multiple children can be a challenge... but it doesn't have to be!

It's time to reignite a love of learning in your homeschool.

Unit Studies make learning meaningful, practical, and deep.

Not to mention easier for homeschooling parents!

Each unit incorporates a variety of subjects through hands-on activities and real-life experiences, perfect for children from 4 to 12 years old.

Here's how it works:

Each Family Unit Study is divided into ten topics. We start each topic by igniting curiosity...

Interesting Fact

to Spark Curiosity

Discussion Question

to Start a Dialogue

Curated YouTube Video

with Experts in the Field

Book Suggestion

for a Literacy-Rich Environment

...then engage and expand with hands-on learning.

Hands-On Activity

for Deep Learning

What's Happening

to Extend Understanding

Math or Literacy Enrichment

for an Extra Challenge

Tips & Printables

for Easy, Beautiful Learning

Your coursebook and printables include everything you need:

10 Hands-On Activities
10 Interesting Facts
10 Discussion Questions
8 Watercolor Vocabulary Cards
5 Math Enrichment Word Problems
5 Literacy Enrichment Activities
1 Watercolor Journal Cover
Plus book suggestions, curated YouTube videos, beautiful printables, and optional extensions to further the learning!

"I’m a second year homeschooling mom, first time creating a curriculum on my own. We are LOVING the family units. We are using them for our 1st, 4th, and 6th graders, and our 4 year old is tagging along.

They are just so well put together: they’re engaging, fun, and long enough to gain great information but short enough to keep interest at all levels.

I love the differentiation for the different grade levels of our kids, too. It’s empowering to see them recognize they all might be learning the same material, but they have different levels of understanding to go along with the knowledge."

TESTIMONIAL

"They're engaging, fun, and long enough to gain great information but short enough to keep interest."

—Jill A.

Let's take a peek inside the Reptiles Family Unit Study!

In the Reptiles Family Unit Study, you will explore 10 topics through hands-on activities and experiments:

Topic 1: What is a Reptile? Learn about reptile characteristics and play a fun matching game together.
Topic 2: Cold-Blooded: What does it mean to be cold-blooded? Test it with a simple experiment!
Topic 3: Scales or Scutes: Learn all about reptile skin and make some scales and scutes with salt dough.
Topic 4: Lay Eggs: Did you know most reptiles lay soft eggs? We'll try making an egg soft with a hands-on experiment.
Topic 5: Lungs and Vertebrates: Let's take everything we've learned so far and compare two reptiles!
Topic 6: Turtles: Learn all about turtles and make your very own turtle scute rings.
Topic 7: Lizards: Do you know how lizards are able to climb so well? Learn about their special skills while making a beaded lizard.
Topic 8: Snakes: Snakes have some incredible adaptations! Learn about them while you try some snake origami.
Topic 9: Crocodiles: Find out once and for all what makes a crocodile different than an alligator!
Topic 10: Tuatara: Learn all about tuatara and practice making your own reptile tracks with a sensory activity.

"I’ve eyed and looked through so many reptile units. I feel so many science units are information overload and really over the heads of kids.

Your unit gets to the point and is in a language kids will actually connect with! AND it’s not full of write a paragraph, write, write, write and more writing!"

TESTIMONIAL

"It's in a language kids will actually connect with!"

—Whitney

Which unit will you explore first?

We're ready to learn together!

"Just wanted to share with you how much fun we’re having with the human body unit study. My 3 yo is loving the YouTube videos and asks to watch ‘body’ movies several times a day!

My 5 yo was able to correct his 5 yo buddy from down the street about what your rib cage is and what organ it protects and what its function is!! He’s really good at math also and loves the word problems—even getting the multiplication and division questions!

My 13 yo is my teaching assistant this year and she’s even enjoying them! (Although, don’t tell her that - she’s too cool for this little kids stuff 🙄😄😂)"

TESTIMONIAL

"My 13 yo is my teaching assistant this year and she's even enjoying them!"

—Tanya

Reignite a love of learning in your homeschool.