Unit studies are a great way for you to teach several different ages at one time. More than that, unit studies are fun What a great way to learn and laugh together as you make memories that will last a lifetime. Imagine yourself creating a unit study based on living books. You and your children can start each school day by reading aloud from a timeless work of literature. Afterward, there will be things to learn, create, write, draw, make, and do. With an emphasis on living books, Meredith will walk you step-by-step through the process of creating your own unit study. You will find an endless supply of creative ideas and book lists in this book. The book lists alone are worth their weight in gold. Learning about the unit study creation process will jumpstart your own creative ideas. If you are thinking about unit studies, but lack the confidence to try them out in your homeschool, grab this book to get inspiration & confidence. Unit studies not only add fun to learning, but are a great way to make lifelong memories with your children If you are not ready to take the unit study plunge, try adding some creativity to traditional learning to spice things up a bit. These enjoyable experiences will add excitement to your family's educational adventure. Here are some of the topics covered in this book: What is a Unit Study? Why do Unit Studies work? Kinds of Unit Studies Choosing a Topic Living Books The Holy Bible Picture Books Stories Historical Fiction Non-Fiction Books Textbooks that Breath Biographies & Autobiographies Original Documents & Great Books Rhetoric, Research, & Writing Assignments Language Arts Activities Math Problems & Science Experiments Looking & Listening (Art, Music, & Photography) Hands-On Fun & Movement Fun in the Kitchen Hospitality Field Trips & Movies Celebration/Finale"