Most adults are familiar with the three Rs – reduce, reuse, and recycle, but we had to learn them at some point! Earth Day is a great opportunity to talk to your kids about our amazing planet and discuss different ways to take care of it and be good stewards. These Earth Day coloring bookmarks …
Knowing how to use ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ can be tricky! Let’s look at some examples on using ‘there is’ and ‘there are’ properly as well as the negative forms ‘there are not’ and ‘there is not’. I’ve also got some free downloadable there are and there is worksheets in this post to give …
Homeschooling doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated! Take a look at these FREE all-in-one homeschool options and see if one if right for your family. Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool One of Cathy Duffy’s top 103 Picks, Easy Peasy exists to help families homeschool who thought they couldn’t due to lack of time, knowledge, or …
As a homeschooling parent, one of the biggest challenges is finding the right math curriculum that not only meets your child’s academic needs but also keeps them engaged and motivated. Math is an essential subject that many students struggle with, and finding a program that makes it both interesting and understandable can be a daunting …
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Going on a car trip soon? Podcasts can help. Live far out of town and need something to liven up the drive to grocery store, karate, or dance class? Podcasts can help. Need a calming bedtime routine and don’t want to read aloud every night? Podcasts can help! Podcasts for kids are so popular because …
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Whether you are celebrating the Easter Bunny, Jesus, or both, Easter is a great time to add some special activities into your homeschool. I’ve gathered up lots of fun activities that you can try this year for an Easter homeschool activity! You know we love books around here, so I’ve also included a list of …
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Are you looking to have some FUN in your homeschool or homeschool co-op? You’ve come to the right place! I’ve got the ultimate list of homeschool field trip ideas for you – over 120, in fact! Whether you are planning your homeschool year, are looking to break up a homeschool routine rut, or want to …
Second grade is such a fun time to be homeschooling! Children are generally starting to read or increase their fluency, they can understand and do more on their own, and their attention span is (usually) getting longer. This year my middle daughter is in second grade and she is definitely a different learner than my …
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Whether you are doing an Iditarod unit study or just a unit study on dog sledding in general, I’ve got some great resources for you today! As most of you know we are big on living books around here, so I’ve also got a book list of dog sledding picture books and chapter books about …
I love history. I think it’s one of my favorite subjects, but it wasn’t like that when I was in school. In history class…..I fell asleep. It’s actually the only class I remember falling asleep in during school. Now that I love it so much I wanted my girls to have a different experience. I …
US History Resources & Living Book List – Fun and Engaging! Read More »
