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…
Homemade Unicorn Donuts
Every little girl loves unicorns and every hungry mouth loves donuts! What better way to combine the best of both worlds than by whipping up a batch of homemade unicorn donuts? Using ingredients you likely already have on hand, this special treat is one that they won’t be forgetting anytime soon! In just a fewkeep reading…
Printable License Plate Game
Roadtrips can be long and boring. It’s not hard to figure out why the kids keep asking “Are we there yet?” but it does get old rather quickly. This summer, we are taking a cross-country trip along historic Route 66 and I know we’ll be desperate to keep all of the kids entertained. In ankeep reading…
5 Tips for Making Math Less Stressful
One of the biggest struggles we’ve ever had in our homeschool was the dreaded “M” word. Between trying to find time to teach it and keeping the toddler from scribbling on his sister’s paper, it was a nightmare. Not to mention, I was trying to teach the subject when I’m not math-orientated. I knew whatkeep reading…
Printable Ocean Food Chain Workbook
As a homeschool family full of animal-lovers, I knew it wouldn’t be long before my kiddos would be asking for ocean themed studies. After all, the oceans are full of fascinating and beautiful creatures. When studying the ocean, I wanted to ensure my kiddos understood the importance of the food chain, so I created akeep reading…
Dyslexia Toolkit: Curriculum for Struggling Readers
Teaching a kiddo to read is never much fun but when they struggle with it, it’s even worse. When your kiddo is trying their hardest but just can’t seem to make the letters work right, it’s stressful for everyone involved. Hours and hours spent unsuccessfully helping them learn to read. Days of researching online. Desperatekeep reading…
Easy to Play Pool Games for Kids
Finally, it’s summer. The sun is shining, school is over and we have a couple of months to relax and enjoy life at a slower pace. These are the months that we’ve long awaited. We dream of days filled with shaved ice, splashing in the cool water and backyard movies. It all sounds like funkeep reading…
Famous American Charades Game & Printable
Have you ever dreamed of an easier way to teach your kiddos about the important people of the past? Sure, they read all about them in history books but do your kids actually retain the information about these great folks? One way to ensure they are really learning is to play our “Famous American Charades”keep reading…
Hands-On History Timeline for Homeschoolers
If there’s one thing I love about learning history, it’s the timelines. You can see exactly what happened and when. It helps me so much to visualize specific events and be able to place them in order. We’ve tried several history timelines in our homeschool. Mystery of History, My Father’s World and a few fromkeep reading…
1st Grade Relaxed Homeschool Plans
Do you ever look at your life and just stop and think “How did we get here?” That’s exactly where I’m at today, as I sit down to share our future plans with you. When we started our homeschool journey, I was the mom of a wild and rowdy two-year old boy. That sweet andkeep reading…
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