Looking for a way to combine art with bird study? Today I’m sharing a beautiful (and easy!) bird eggs craft project to go along with the picture book, An Egg Is Quiet. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* If you saw our recent bird nest mixed media project,[Read more]
One of my favorite homeschool hacks is including some well-planned TV time to reinforce or introduce specific topics in our homeschool. That’s especially true when it comes to history. There’s something amazing that happens when my kids see a historical event or era they’ve studied come to life on the[Read more]
Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu, oh my! It’s no secret that there are lots of educational viewing options these days. Even so, it’s not always easy determining what to watch and when. What’s more is that it can be so overwhelming to sift through all the options that we completely[Read more]
Looking for ways to pique your kids’ interests in science? Some well-chosen TV time might be exactly what you need! That said, it’s not always easy knowing what to watch and why, so today I’m sharing some awesome science TV shows to help you make the most of your viewing[Read more]
Looking for ways to explore the life and musical legacy of Ludwig van Beethoven in your homeschool? Good news: today I’m sharing my list of Beethoven books for kids to help you learn. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* Learning about someone as significant as Ludwig van Beethoven[Read more]
It’s no secret that comparison is a thief of joy. That’s true in all of areas of life, including homeschooling. We all know that nothing good comes from comparing our homeschools, yet too often we spend our days drowning in homeschool comparison and looking for that next surefire thing that[Read more]