Weather is constantly changing and can be downright scary. From tornadoes to wildfires, there’s plenty to learn about the weather. This year, we’ll be studying weather using The Good and The Beautiful’s meteorology unit study. We’ve gathered up some fun learning additions to include when learning all about the weather!
Water Unit Study: 60 Fun & Educational Ideas
Water. It’s the most important liquid on earth, yet we often take it for granted. It’s magical powers to go from a solid to a liquid to a gas is pretty mind-blowing. This year, we’re learning all about water and having some fun while doing so! I gathered up a few fun activities to gokeep reading…
Raise an Entrepreneur with The Kingdom Code
One of our very most important reasons for yanking our kids out of public school and keeping them at home with us was so we could teach them life skills. We wanted them to know how to can food from the garden, sew or mend their clothing and budget their money. We wanted to givekeep 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…
DIY Slime Party on a Budget
Slime is all the rage. I mean, ALL the RAGE. Messy or not, kids fall in love with it time and time again! So many parents across the world are dealing with Borax-covered countertops, slimy dining room chairs and empty bottles of shaving cream strewn about the house. There’s something that mesmerizes kids and theykeep reading…
15 Rainbow Crafts for Kids (That You’ll Enjoy, Too!)
Bright colors just radiate joy, so it’s no surprise that rainbows can guarantee a grin. Using ROYGBIV, you can create decorations, artwork and keepsakes that will last a lifetime. Some of our favorite crafts include bright colors, funky textures and unexpected designs. They’re fun to create and even more fun to display around your house.keep reading…
7 Sisters Homeschool High School Curriculum
Do you know what one of my biggest pet peeves about homeschool high school curriculum is? There’s so much “fluff.” The creators want to ensure that you have plenty of work to cover until the end of the year so you end up wading through books of unnecessary information, just to get to the facts.keep reading…
Sign Language for Kids: Does it Really Work?
Communication is one of life’s most important skills. From the very first time a baby emerges from a mother’s womb, it must communicate its needs to the mom and to others. Babies need to let others know when they are hungry, uncomfortable or in pain. Parents today look for ways to communicate with their babieskeep reading…
Promote a Healthy Lifestyle for Kids
Children are often feeling lethargic after school. Despite our concern regarding having a physically active and social life, they might just not be up for the task. Somewhere because of our ignorance to some basic activities, we’re cultivating lethargy in the children. There are simple steps that can be taken to make them more activekeep reading…
FREE Summer Programs that Kids Will Love
Looking for something fun to keep the kiddos busy this summer? Homeschool Buyers Co-op is offering 10 amazing (and totally FREE) programs! Not only will your kiddos have a blast, but they’ll be learning new skills, too. For many of us who homeschool, summer break that doesn’t mean that learning takes a break. Summer iskeep reading…
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