Looking for a hands-on activity to enjoy while you study rocks and minerals in your homeschool? You’re going to love this eggshell geodes project inspired by A Rock Is Lively. *Post contains referral links. See disclosure for details.* I’m primarily studying zoology with my youngest kiddo this year, but this[Read more]
Studying geology in your homeschool this year? Good news: today I’m sharing my list of children’s books about rocks and minerals to help you learn. *This post contains affiliate links; this means I could receive compensation if you click through and take action through these links. See disclosure for details.*[Read more]
Need help with preschool at home? Here are the preschool websites I loved for lesson ideas, crafts, and curriculum in our early years of homeschooling. (This post contains affiliate links; please see disclosure for details.) I’m thankful that there so are many websites out there for preschool parents and teachers,[Read more]
Are you considering The Mystery of History for your homeschool, but aren’t sure how to make it work with the younger ones in your family? Good news: today I’m sharing three easy ways to teach your older kids and also include younger siblings in The Mystery of History lessons. *Post contains affiliate links; see[Read more]
Think math practice has to amount to a bunch of kill-and-drill exercises? Think again! You can add some fun through online math games and get your kids loving their homeschool math practice! *I received free access to Splash Math for review purposes and have been paid for my time writing[Read more]
Do you love it when nature and art come together? I sure do and that’s why I’m excited to share this painting Monet’s garden project with you today! *Post contains referral links. See disclosure for details.* You know those books you seem to borrow from the library over and over[Read more]
