Spring has sprung and the Easter Bunny is preparing to make his rounds. This year, the Easter Bunny is sick of bringing cheap toys that will be broken within 3 days. No more candy-coated goodness or expensive gadgets. No, sir.
Educational Easter Basket Ideas for 5-8 Year Olds
The Easter Bunny has been bringing baskets full of fun to kiddos for years! But this year, he’s opting to distribute a simpler, more meaningful Easter basket. Instead of pointless “fillers,” he’s searching for high quality and affordable items to place in Easter baskets. Instead of chintzy toys, he’s aiming for educational Easter basket ideaskeep reading…
Educational Easter Basket Ideas for 9-12 Year Olds
Spring has sprung and Easter is quickly approaching. This year, say good-bye to useless junk and fill your Easter basket with educational items that stimulate and educate your little bunnies! In an attempt to make Easter baskets more than just sugar-filled gifts, we’ve rounded up 10 educational Easter basket ideas for the 9-12 crowd!
Using CLEP Test Prep to Conquer College
If just thinking about getting your child into college scares the beejees out of you, you’re not alone. With the pressure of high school still stressing you out, it’s hard to look towards the future. Especially when there are so many unknowns lurking ahead. Teaching your child to become a responsible adult, coping with thekeep reading…
Silly Days to Celebrate in Spring
Parenting is rough. When you’re not griping at your kids about cleaning their bedrooms, you’re complaining about their school work. Trying to raise them into productive and respectful humans is a lot harder than one would think. That’s why it’s so super-duper important that sometimes we break free from the stress and just ENJOY ourkeep reading…
Pippi Longstocking Activities
Everyone loves our favorite girl from Villa Villekulla. Whether it’s her disheveled red hair or her quirky attitude, you can’t help but smile when you think of Pippi Longstocking. The classic children’s book has sold over 145 million copies and has been made into several movies and short films. There’s just something about the adventurouskeep reading…
Our Favorite Creative Writing Curriculum
You guys. Next year my daughter will be in 9th grade. Do you know what that means? Yep. High School. As a relaxed homeschooler who teeters on the verge of unschooling, the idea of earning credits and completing an entire curriculum has me shaking in my boots. Long gone are my days of “winging it”keep reading…
8 Smart Ways for Homeschoolers to Spend Their Tax Refund
It’s not everyday that a big chunk of money lands in your bank account, so when it does, you should make sure you utilize it in the best ways possible. Most families run a pretty tight ship when it comes to their homeschool budget. After all, you are probably living off a single income while the other parentkeep reading…
8 Tips to Get Dinner on the Table
Preparing an dinner every day is never an easy task, especially for busy moms. If you’re one of those struggle with thinking about and preparing an everyday dinner, know that you aren’t alone. Moms from all walks of life struggle with feeding their children. All we ask is for wholesome meals that don’t break thekeep reading…
12 Last-Minute Ideas to Celebrate Presidents Day
Have you ever wondered which president was killed by drinking a glass of milk with a cherry in it? (Zachary Taylor) Or which president insisted on sewing his own suits? (Andrew Johnson) Maybe you have wondered who was the best wrestler? (Abraham Lincoln) Or which president could write in Latin with one hand while writing Greek withkeep reading…
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