Planning to study ponds in your homeschool in the coming weeks? Today I’m sharing some great children’s books about pond life to help you learn. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* Some of these books are for younger kids, but several would be a good fit for upper[Read more]
You studied curriculum options, bought new school supplies, and reorganized your homeschool storage. You chose a start date for your new homeschool year and now you’re anxiously wait for it to arrive. Who are you kidding? You might even bump the date up and start early. You’re ready for this![Read more]
Think there’s no room for literature-based language arts in a traditionally-structured curriculum? Think again. Pathways 2.0 from Kendall Hunt RPD has you covered. *I was compensated for my time reviewing this product and writing this review; see disclosure for more information.* I used Pathways Language Arts with my big kid a[Read more]
Homeschooling is hard. I see it a lot, usually right next to a sentence about authenticity or a hashtag like #keepingitreal. I also hear it a lot when I’m among homeschooling friends and I get it. It’s nice to have a safe place to vent, especially when you can do it[Read more]
One of my favorite things about where we live is that we’re able to spend lots of time at the beach. We live minutes away from the Atlantic Ocean and take advantage of every opportunity to stick our toes in the sand, play in ocean, and enjoy all the beauty[Read more]
Need help planning a Mary Cassatt unit study for your homeschool? Good news: today I’m sharing my favorite resources for learning all about the life and art of this incredible master artist. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* I loved studying Mary Cassatt with my kids for a[Read more]