Five Senses Apple Writing Challenge + Free Printable
Have you ever asked your kids to describe something, only to hear them say “it’s good,” “it’s red,” or “I don’t know”? Oh my goodness. This used to drive me wild. Growing up, my...
Have you ever asked your kids to describe something, only to hear them say “it’s good,” “it’s red,” or “I don’t know”? Oh my goodness. This used to drive me wild. Growing up, my...
Finding an art project my kids actually want to finish is always a win. The Studiostone Alabaster Arctic Seal kit from Timberdoodle gave my boys a chance to turn a piece of stone into...
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...
Finding hands-on activities for older homeschool kids can sometimes be a problem, right? There are approximately eight million adorable craft projects available for the little kids, but once you get into the tween &...
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...
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...
Have you ever placed an Amazon order and wondered what happened between “Buy Now” and seeing that familiar box sitting on your front step? We definitely have! And, we recently got to see the...
If your child loves building with bricks, solving problems, and figuring out how things work, you’ve probably come across iBrick. At first glance, it looks like another building block set, but iBrick is so...
A quality high school American history curriculum should do more than check a box, it should help your teen understand and appreciate the story of our great country while leaving them wanting to learn...