Being cooped up inside day after day can really take it’s toll on our kids. They have so much energy and nowhere to go with it. Wouldn’t it be great if we could help our kids burn energy before they start bouncing off the walls? The good news is, we can! We just need tokeep reading…
Easy Homeschool Routine Ideas to Try Today
Being home with your kiddos all day long, day after day, can quickly become exhausting. They’re bouncing off the walls, eating everything in the fridge and fighting with each other constantly. So how do homeschool moms do this, year after year? Well, we know the secret weapon to calming the chaos: having an easy homeschoolkeep reading…
Free Conversation Starters for Kids
Are you struggling with connecting with your kiddos? Does the extra stress have you finding it hard to focus on your kids? It’s totally understandable! We were having the same issues. That’s why we came up with these free conversation starters for kids! Tips for Talking to Your Kids Put the Electronics Away: The firstkeep reading…
10 Easy Outdoor Activities for Kids
Keeping kids busy can be a chore. They love electronics, they want to play with Barbies in their bedrooms and would rather lounge on the couch all day than go outside and play. But it’s important to get out and enjoy some sunshine! It doesn’t have to be an all day event: just 30 minuteskeep reading…
Simplifying Homeschool Biology for Teens
As homeschoolers, there are simply some classes that are harder to teach than others. In the elementary years, many struggle with spelling and vocabulary. But high school is a whole ‘nother ball game and teaching homeschool biology classes is a mom’s worst fear. While some biology courses include labs, our state doesn’t require any andkeep reading…
Activities for Deschooling Your Kids
You’ve made the crazy life-changing decision to pull your kids from public schools to start homeschooling. You’re scared, you’re excited and mostly, you’re overwhelmed. You know you can do it. You’ve made the first step. But now what? Do you jump right into your curriculum or should you take some time off and ease intokeep reading…
50+ Bug Unit Study Supplies
This year, we’re jumping into The Good and The Beautiful curriculum. We’ve fallen madly in love with the simplicity and ease of use. And while we’ve always been “unit study” homeschoolers, the fact that The Good and The Beautiful (TGATB) science is split into unit studies is a huge plus for me. This year, we’rekeep reading…
Educational Shows on Disney+
Being stuck indoors is no fun for anyone but with a little prep, you can make the most of it. When you’re tired of baking cookies, messy art projects and playing board games, you need to find something else to do. And if you’re a work-at-home parent, this is harder than one might think. That’skeep reading…
12 Art Lessons on YouTube Your Kiddos will Love!
Art is not something that comes naturally to everyone. Even the best artists have to put in a lot of hours, perfecting their natural talent. So when someone like me, who has basically no art talent tries to help my kids enjoy art, well…it doesn’t generally turn out too well. That’s why it was vitalkeep reading…
20 History Board Games
Tired of playing the same old games? Looking for a way to sneak some history lessons into your day, without hearing the kids whine? With this list of the top 20 history board games, you’ll have plenty of options next time the kids want to play a game! Top 20 History Board Gameskeep reading…
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