In the last few years, Netflix has completely transformed the way many Americans watch movies. Long gone are the days of driving to the video store, browsing through the aisles of endless new releases. Now, you can do it all, right from the comfort of your home. From romance to dramas, there’s something for everyone. Lucky for us, thekeep reading…
15 Educational Pumpkin Activities for Kids
Pumpkins. Carve them. Turn them into stagecoaches. Bake them. Eat their insides. Whatever you choose to do with your pumpkin, there’s just something about them that folks young and old love. From the September to November, pumpkins seem to be everywhere you look. From scented candles to our favorite lattes, everything about fall just screamskeep reading…
20 Johnny Appleseed Recipes Your Kids Will Love
Everyone loves the crunch of a ripe, crisp apple dipped in peanut butter but why should the deliciousness stop there? At our house, we love apple-flavored anything! Some days I sit down for a snack and give a silent “thank you” to good ol’ John Chapman for all of his hard work, all those yearskeep reading…
Free Typing Games That Your Kids Will Actually Enjoy!
There are a few things that pretty much every homeschool family struggles to incorporate into their days. Art, PE, Music, foreign languages and typing are the most common. The problem is that these aren’t considered “core” subjects so they often get pushed to the side, or even forgotten. I always have good intentions when itkeep reading…
Ice Breakers for Kids with FREE Printables
Humans don’t generally like to be thrown into new environments, so you can imagine how it feels to kids when they are trying to make new friends or fit in at a new social event. It can be scary as heck and will even cause some kids to stress out, even days before! But withkeep reading…
100+ Homeschool Teen Activities to Help them Connect
Finding friends for your homeschooled teen can be a struggle. While they don’t quite fit in with public school kids, they don’t really want to spend the best years of their lives holed up in their bedrooms, either. It’s a struggle to find homeschool teen activities that aren’t flooded with younger kids and hovering parents.
100+ Ways to Socialize Homeschool Teens {Part 2}
Homeschool moms everywhere know the struggle of trying to socialize homeschool teens. If you aren’t part of a team or youth group, it’s nearly impossible to help you kiddos find friends their own age. It doesn’t have to be that difficult. Armed with our list of 100+ ideas, it’ll be a breeze to socialize homeschoolkeep reading…
Be a More Patient Parent
For many moms and dads, being a patient parent takes an added dose of chocolate. But having patience with kids is easier when you use these practical tips. In the middle of the afternoon, my house suddenly grew quiet. A sense of panic crept up my spine as the realization hit my brain.
150+ Educational YouTube Channels
YouTube has revolutionized the way kids learn, interact and spend hours upon hours of their time each week. These days, there isn’t much you can’t find on YouTube. My husband is obsessed with Alec Steele’s blacksmithing videos. I head to YouTube when I need recipes or homeschool encouragement. But my kids, well, they turn to YouTubekeep reading…
Apologia’s Homeschool Health Course
If you’ve been around for long, you know how stressed I was about high school. From picking the perfect electives to keeping track of credits, it all scared me a little too much. But I knew there were certain classes that I required, along with our state’s requirements. Finding a homeschool health course was onkeep reading…
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