Looking for ways to engage wiggly kiddos during reading lessons? Our friend Stefanie Hohl, creator of the phonics program ABC See Hear, Do, provides practical ways to help active kids unlock literacy in her guest article below. Have you ever tried to get a wiggly child to sit still and focus on reading? Sometimes it […]
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Planning a Marc Chagall Unit Study to enjoy with your kids? We’ve got a collection of resources to help you explore this master painter’s life, work, and legacy. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* With all of the available books, videos, and project ideas, there are lots of kid-friendly resources to include in
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There are lots of homeschool curriculum options for teaching math, history, and language but a delicate subject like reproductive health and maturation is another story. This post contains affiliate links; I could receive a commission if you click through and take action through one of them. See this disclosure for additional information. Only a handful
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Planning a Martin Luther King, Jr. unit study for your homeschool? I’ve got a list of wonderful resources to help you explore Dr. King’s life and legacy with your kids. (This post contains affiliate links. See disclosure for details.) I was recently considering a downfall of studying history from a classical education perspective: that period
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Lean in close, friend. Today I’m sharing why I don’t plan Bible study time for our homeschool. That may be a bit surprising because those who know my family know that I’m sitting in a room with 15+ Bibles as I write this. Even so, homeschool Bible time isn’t something I implement. *Post contains affiliate
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Looking for Thanksgiving resources for your homeschool? I’ve found ten great options to help you explore the holiday with your kids. (Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.) Some of these Thanksgiving resources are made to last for a couple of days, while some are designed to use throughout the month of November. Better yet, some
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