There are only a few more weeks of school in your planner, yet somehow your child’s math book is only halfway completed. Sound familiar? Getting behind in your homeschool is all too easy to do. Whether a new baby, move or unexpected illness is to blame, it can cause outrageous stress levels for homeschooling parents. Tryingkeep reading…
Movie Studies for Kids
Have you ever watched a movie and thought “Hmmm. I wish there was more. I wish there was a way we could take what we just learned and expand on it.” I do this all too often but then I hop up from the couch and head to the kitchen to start dinner. The truthkeep reading…
Easy Fried Ice Cream Recipe
Am I the only person who thought fried ice cream was ACTUALLY fried? Surely not. When my neighbor told me that they don’t actually fry fried ice cream, I was shocked. All these years, I’ve been deceived. Why didn’t they call it “cereal ice cream” or “impostor ice cream?” I mean, that’s what it reallykeep 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 Games Cascaronne:keep reading…
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo with 10 Simple Recipes
Cinco de Mayo is often celebrated as Mexico’s Independence Day. But it isn’t their Independence Day at all. In fact, Mexico’s Independence Day is September 16th. Cinco de Mayo is actually the celebration of Mexico’s battle victory in the city of Puebla in 1862. Mexico had nearly half as many men in their army but stillkeep reading…
Pathways 2.0: Flexible Language Arts & Reading
We all know that kids learn in very different ways. My oldest prefers to quickly read through the text while my middle thrives on hands-on learning. But I’ve found it’s hard to teach language arts in a hands-on approach. So instead of making her struggle through her books, I set out to find a waykeep reading…
20 Simple & Cheap May Day Ideas
When I was a little girl, I loved the excitement that came each year when May 1st rolled around. We spent days preparing our baskets and treats to deliver anonymously to our neighborhood friends. As an adult, I was shocked to find that many folks don’t even know what May Day is! You mean tokeep reading…
Printable Spring Bunny Decor
As a busy mom, I simply don’t have the time and energy that I once had to put a lot of effort into decorating my home. I’d rather buy books and experiences than spend a ton of cash on seasonal decor. But that doesn’t mean I can’t make my home festive, while on a budet.keep reading…
Art Lessons for the Whole Family
Raise your hand if your kid loves art. Yeah, mine too. I know the struggle to find affordable art lessons all too well. Of course, I could go the “free” route but you get what you pay for. With hundreds of YouTube videos available, I really have to keep an eye on what my kidskeep reading…
100+ Educational WWII Movies & Series
Is your child obsessed with World War 2? Maybe they love to read about the machines that were used or draw clothing from the 40’s. Either way, WWII was a huge peice of our history and we should be learning about it as much as possible. For us, we love using Netflix, Hulu and YouTubekeep reading…
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