An apple taste test is a simple way to turn snack time into a tasty hands-on homeschool activity. With four apple varieties and a free two-page printable, your family can practice observation, descriptive writing,...
National Parks are basically giant classrooms. Between geography, science, history, art, wildlife, and conservation, there are so many directions you can take your homeschool learning! While I’d love to pack up the kids and...
One of my favorite things about homeschooling is that our homeschool days don’t have to look exactly the same from year to year. Sometimes they don’t even look the same day to day! Our...
Here’s your reminder that you absolutely do not need a dedicated homeschool room to homeschool your kids. While those perfectly organized homeschool rooms on Pinterest are gorgeous…homeschool happens all over our house. The kitchen...
Looking for a simple homeschool activity that combines reading, creativity, and a little hands-on fun? Designing personalized bookmarks is an easy activity for homeschooling families to enjoy together. Even better – it’s one that...
September is a season of fresh starts! Whether you’re beginning a brand-new homeschool year or looking for ways to make learning more engaging, the month of September is filled with opportunities to create, explore,...
There are so many books in the world and never enough time to read them all, right? Instead of keeping an ever-growing list of books tucked away in my phone (where I’ll inevitably forget...
Screens are part of everyday life. We use them for homeschooling, work, entertainment, keeping in touch with friends and families, and about a million other things. I’m certainly not trying to eliminate them from...
Screens are everywhere. I’m certainly not going to pretend that my family never uses them – especially as I type this with the TV playing in the background. We use technology for homeschooling, entertainment,...
There are plenty of times when screens make our lives easier, but there are also plenty of things kids can create when the screens get put away. Give them some paper, cardboard, paint, building...
